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「nomimono ha nani ga aru ka.」 「kore dake ga aru.」

「飲のみ物もの　は　何なに　が　ある　か。」　「これ　だけ　が　ある。」「nomimono ha nani ga aru ka.」 「kore dake ga aru.」
A: What have we got to drink? B: There's just this.
From Lesson 258:Only - だけ·Japanese
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