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How do you say this in Japanese? "I'm about to start doing my homework" or "I'm doing my homework"
How do you say this in Japanese? "I'm about to start doing my homework" or "I'm doing my homework"
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★わたしは宿題をし始めたところです。
★わたしはしゅくだいをしはじめたところです。
★わたしは宿題をしています。
★わたしはしゅくだいをしています。
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