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kanozyo ha ongaku no sensu ga aru.

彼かの女じょ　は　音おん楽がく　の　センス　が　ある。kanozyo ha ongaku no sensu ga aru.
She has a (good) sense of music.
From Lesson 356:Vocabulary expansion 44·Japanese
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