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kono miti wo massugu itte, singou no saki wo migi ni magatte.

この　道みち　を　まっすぐ　行いって、　信しん号ごう　の　先さき　を　右みぎ　に　曲まがって。kono miti wo massugu itte, singou no saki wo migi ni magatte.
Go straight on this road, and turn right after the traffic light.
kono miti wo massugu itte, singou no saki wo migi ni magatte.
From Lesson 324:Vocabulary expansion 40·Japanese
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