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doa ni atarashii penki o nurimashita.

ドア　に　新あたらしい　ペンキ　を　塗ぬりました。doa ni atarashii penki o nurimashita.
I painted the door with new paint.
From Lesson 368:Vocabulary expansion 46·Japanese
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nigaikare wa nigai kao o shita.nigai koohii ga suki desu ka?kanojo wa nigai omoide o motte iru.kare no kotoba wa nigakatta.keikennigai keiken o shita.kono shigoto wa keiken ga hitsuyou desu.
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