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tabemasu | eat |
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nomimasu | drink |
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kikimasu | listen |
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mimasu | watch |
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yomimasu | read |
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shimasu | do |
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kimasu | come |
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ikimasu | go |
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doko | where |
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kara | from |
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e | to |
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o | [action marker] |
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hon | book |
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ongaku | music |
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ashita | tomorrow |
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kyoo | today |
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kinoo | yesterday |
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aisukuriimu | ice cream |
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hanbaagaa | hamburger |
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miruku | milk |
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orenjijuusu | orange juice |
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tenisu | tennis |
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kanada | Canada |
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tookyoo | Tokyo |
Note: The line () used in words written in katakana indicates a longer sound, like the one you can hear at the end of arigato (thank you). Make sure to stretch out the vowels in aisukurimu and hanbaga!