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わたしは駅員として働いています。
そこで質問ですが、
お客様から質問を受けるとき、わたしはよく「May I help u?」と言います。
この表現は自然ですか？
わたしは駅員として働いています。
そこで質問ですが、
お客様から質問を受けるとき、わたしはよく「May I help u?」と言います。
この表現は自然ですか？
そこで質問ですが、
お客様から質問を受けるとき、わたしはよく「May I help u?」と言います。
この表現は自然ですか？
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