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「bangohan ha nani ga aru?」 「omuraisu to sarada to sorekara keeki da.」

「晩ばんご飯はん　は　なに　が　ある？」　「オムライス　と　サラダ　と　それから　ケーキ　だ。」「bangohan ha nani ga aru?」 「omuraisu to sarada to sorekara keeki da.」
A: What’s for dinner? B: Omurice and salad and then cake.
「bangohan ha nani ga aru?」 「omuraisu to sarada to sorekara keeki da.」
From Lesson 281:And, and then, since then with それから·Japanese
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