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読売止める, 食べ止める
Does the above mean "I will stop reading, I will stop eating" ?
If not, how should I say it ? Thank you.
読売止める, 食べ止める
Does the above mean "I will stop reading, I will stop eating" ?
If not, how should I say it ? Thank you.
Does the above mean "I will stop reading, I will stop eating" ?
If not, how should I say it ? Thank you.
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I will stop reading.
読むのを止める
I will stop eating.
食べるのを止める。
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