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17 Jun 2020
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How do you say this in English (UK)? 最近甘いものを食べるから体重が少し増えきてきた。
How do you say this in English (UK)? 最近甘いものを食べるから体重が少し増えきてきた。
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Because recently I ate sweet things, I have gained weight a little.
最近 甘い もの を 食べる から
recently sweet things ate Because
体重が 少し 増えきてきた。
weight a little have gained
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