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daigaku o sotsugyoushite kara, mou yonen ni natta.

大だい学がく　を　卒そつ業ぎょうして　から、　もう　四よ年ねん　に　なった。daigaku o sotsugyoushite kara, mou yonen ni natta.
It's already beenbecome 4 years since I graduated from university.
daigaku o sotsugyoushite kara, mou yonen ni natta.
From Lesson 286:もう: Already ·Japanese
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