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ki o tsukete ne. mecha atsui. mizu o nomanai to.

気き　を　付つけて　ね。　めちゃ　熱あつい。　水みず　を　飲のまない　と。ki o tsukete ne. mecha atsui. mizu o nomanai to.
Watch out. It’s super hot. You have to drink some water.
ki o tsukete ne. mecha atsui. mizu o nomanai to.
From Lesson 282:Have to do - ないといけない·Japanese
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to〜nai to ikenaimou, totemo tsukarete iru. sugu nenai to ikenai.(o)kyaku(san)muzukashiiano sensei no jugyou wa muzukashii desu. shukudai wa nihongo de kakanai to ikenai.okyakusan ga kuru mae ni, soujishinai to ikemasen.tesuto o toranai to ikemasen ka.
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