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sika ha ki no ha ya kusa wo tabemasu.

鹿しか　は　木き　の　葉は　や　草くさ　を　食たべます。sika ha ki no ha ya kusa wo tabemasu.
Deer eat tree leaves and grass. (among other things)
From Lesson 385:Vocabulary expansion 48·Japanese
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Nihon-shiki romanizationwatasi ha tyuugoku kara kimasitaHepburn romanizationwatashi wa chuugoku kara kimashita