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21 Apr 2017
- Traditional Chinese (Taiwan)
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Japanese
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Please show me example sentences with わたって行った . Tell me as many daily expressions as possible.
Please show me example sentences with わたって行った . Tell me as many daily expressions as possible.
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・彼は橋をわたって行った。
・私は横断歩道をわたって行った。
「わたって」と「行った」の間に行き先を入れた方が自然です。
・彼は橋をわたって向こう岸へ行った。
- Traditional Chinese (Taiwan)
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