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Voice Actors: Yoshikai, Take | Hosts: Naomi, Rebekah
Category: Newbie Lessons | 15 Comments »
Grammar: daitai, doshite, gurai, ippai, kurai, past tense | Function: asking things | Topic: food, udon | Politeness Level: Polite
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