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asita no hiru, aimasyou.

明あし日た　の　昼ひる、　会あいましょう。asita no hiru, aimasyou.
Let's meet tomorrow at noon.
asita no hiru, aimasyou.
From Lesson 309:Vocabulary expansion 38·Japanese
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sikare no si ni tui te hanasitaku nai.syokkukanozyo no si ha watasitati ni syokku desita.ataerusono nyuusu ha kare ni syokku wo ataeta.kyokukono kyoku ha atatakai kimoti wo ataemasu.
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