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hirugohan ato, kyoku o kikimasu.

昼ひるご飯はん　後あと、　曲きょく　を　聞ききます。hirugohan ato, kyoku o kikimasu.
I listen to music after lunch.
hirugohan ato, kyoku o kikimasu.
From Lesson 309:Vocabulary expansion 38·Japanese
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shikare no shi ni tsui te hanashitaku nai.shokkukanojo no shi wa watashitachi ni shokku deshita.ataerusono nyuusu wa kare ni shokku o ataeta.kyokukono kyoku wa atatakai kimochi o ataemasu.
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Nihon-shiki romanizationwatasi ha tyuugoku kara kimasitaHepburn romanizationwatashi wa chuugoku kara kimashita