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Take a Bite out of These Shark Week Words!
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hama
浜
(n)
beach
sunahama
砂浜
sandy beach
umi
海
(n)
ocean
Same ga, umi o oyoide iru.
サメが、海を泳いでいる。
The shark is swimming in the ocean.
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azarashi
あざらし
(n)
seal
Azarashi ga furafūpu o mawashite iru.
あざらしがフラフープを回している。
The seal is spinning hula hoops.
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same
サメ
(n)
shark
hōjirozame
ホオジロザメ
great white shark
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sakana
魚
(n)
fish
Nihonjin wa sakana o takusan taberu.
日本人は魚をたくさん食べる。
Japanese people eat a lot of fish.
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Shumokuzame
シュモクザメ
(p)
hammerhead shark
kōgeki suru
攻撃する
(v)
attack
oyogu
泳ぐ
(v)
swim
pūru de oyogu
プールで泳ぐ
swim in a pool
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kamu
噛む
(v)
bite
daibingu
ダイビング
(n)
diving
hire
ヒレ
(n)
fin
hohojirozame
ホホジロザメ
(n)
great white shark
megarodon
メガロドン
(n)
megalodon
Kotoshi no Shāku Wīku wa, reinen yori hayaku ni hajimarimasu.
今年のシャーク・ウィークは、例年より早くに始まります。
(s)
This year, Shark Week starts earlier.
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