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nagai zikan aruite, tukaremasita.

長ながい　時じ間かん　歩あるいて、　疲つかれました。nagai zikan aruite, tukaremasita.
I walked for a long time, so I got tired.
From Lesson 349:Giving reasons with 〜て and で·Japanese
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