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16 Nov 2019
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What is the difference between: 遅刻する and 遅くなる?
What is the difference between: 遅刻する and 遅くなる?
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遅刻する someone couldn’t keep time that was promised due to be late
遅くなる someone is late, but it’s not always that couldn’t keep time
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