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24 Dec 2016
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Japanese
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kono heya ha kuraidesu ga , daijoubu desu .
what is the usage of ga here is it mean but ? and what the sentence exactly mean ?
kono heya ha kuraidesu ga , daijoubu desu .
what is the usage of ga here is it mean but ? and what the sentence exactly mean ?
what is the usage of ga here is it mean but ? and what the sentence exactly mean ?
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This room is dark but it's ok for me. In this sentence ga is but
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