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fensu ga kyouhuu de magatte iru.

フェンス　が　強きょう風ふう　で　曲まがって　いる。fensu ga kyouhuu de magatte iru.
The fence is bent due to the strong wind.
From Lesson 344:Vocabulary expansion 42·Japanese
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fensufensu no sita ni neko ga iru.kyouhuukyouhuu de bousi ga tonda.memomemo wo motte kuruno wo wasureta.memosurumiithingu de memosimasita.
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