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Words and Phrases for Enjoying the 2016 Summer Olympics
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makeru
負ける
(v)
lose
Sono pureiyā wa, kādo gēmu de makeru.
そのプレイヤーは、カードゲームで負ける。
The player loses the card game.
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katsu
勝つ
(v)
win
Ni-hyaku jū ichi-ban ga rēsu ni katte iru.
211番がレースに勝っている。
Number 211 is winning the race.
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supōtsu senshu
スポーツ選手
(n)
athlete
puro no supōtsu senshu
プロのスポーツ選手
professional athlete
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taiikukan
体育館
(n)
gymnasium
gin
銀
(n)
silver
Gin'iro no enpitsu wa, taka sō ni mieru.
銀色の鉛筆は、高そうに見える。
The silver colored pen looks expensive.
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kin'iro
金色
(n)
gold
kuro to kin'iro no bōrupen
黒と金色のボールペン
black and gold ballpoint pen
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burajiru wa 2016nen kaki orinpikku o kaisai shimasu.
ブラジルは2016年夏季オリンピックを開催します。
(s)
Brazil will host the 2016 Summer Olympics.
kaikaishiki
開会式
(n)
opening ceremony
undō
運動
(n)
exercise
kodai girisha
古代ギリシャ
(n)
Ancient Greece
buronzu
ブロンズ
(n)
bronze
medaru
メダル
(n)
medal
chanpion
チャンピオン
(n)
champion
kōchi
コーチ
(n)
coach
junbi shihajimeru
準備し始める
(s)
warm up
sukoa bōdo
スコアボード
(n)
scoreboard
supōtsumanshippu
スポーツマンシップ
(n)
sportsmanship
sonshō
損傷
(n)
injury
inin
委任
(n)
delegation
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