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I can't remember the word that says " the food that represents kyoto" it is not 名物 as I can remember, great if some one could help me on this
I can't remember the word that says " the food that represents kyoto" it is not 名物 as I can remember, great if some one could help me on this
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ありがとうございました。特産物、 名産品 それとも ご当地グルメ 三とも正しいですがどちらを使ったらいちばんいいのでしょうか。迷って います。
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"その料理はお世辞にも美味しいとは言えなかった。"
この文はどういういみですか？
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