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作業日の後で、私は日本語を練習することと好きな音楽を聞くために、常に時間を貯めります。週末には、私は友達と水泳に行って、釣りに行きます。 Does this sound natural?
作業日の後で、私は日本語を練習することと好きな音楽を聞くために、常に時間を貯めります。週末には、私は友達と水泳に行って、釣りに行きます。 Does this sound natural?
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