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How do you say this in Japanese? You can buy it in a novelty ahop
How do you say this in Japanese? You can buy it in a novelty ahop
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answer玉ねぎ買いお店にに行く -- incorrect 買いにお店に玉ねぎ行く -- incorrect お店に玉ねぎ買いに行く -- correct and you can also say: 玉ねぎ買いにお店に行く
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answerあのお店であなたが必要そうなものはほとんど買える。
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answerそれらはどのお店でも買えます/買うことができます
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answer水、下さい。 Mizu kudasai
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