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20 Oct 2014
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Question about English (US)
Be sure to have your parking ticket stamped when you're done with your errands.
用事が済んだら駐車券にスタンプもらってきてね。 Does this sound natural?
Be sure to have your parking ticket stamped when you're done with your errands.
用事が済んだら駐車券にスタンプもらってきてね。 Does this sound natural?
用事が済んだら駐車券にスタンプもらってきてね。 Does this sound natural?
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