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羽ばたける = be able to flap (your) wings -> be able to fly into the world with skills.
Birds cannot leave their nest until they can fly. Likewise, if humans have wings, then we make efforts... until the time we can fly.
Birds cannot leave their nest until they can fly. Likewise, if humans have wings, then we make efforts... until the time we can fly.
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Japanese
羽ばたける = be able to flap (your) wings -> be able to fly into the world with skills.
Birds cannot leave their nest until they can fly. Likewise, if humans have wings, then we make efforts... until the time we can fly.
Birds cannot leave their nest until they can fly. Likewise, if humans have wings, then we make efforts... until the time we can fly.
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すてきな〜♡ありがとうございます！
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