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「korera no hon ha dare no desu ka.」 「watasi no desu.」

「これら　の　本ほん　は　誰だれ　の　です　か。」　「私わたし　の　です。」　「korera no hon ha dare no desu ka.」 「watasi no desu.」
"Whose books are these?" "They're mine."
「korera no hon ha dare no desu ka.」 「watasi no desu.」
From Lesson 256:Pluralizing suffixes - たち and ら·Japanese
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Nihon-shiki romanizationwatasi ha tyuugoku kara kimasitaHepburn romanizationwatashi wa chuugoku kara kimashita