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この課では、私たちは家族のメンバーについて学びます。例えば、母と父と子供達の関係や年齢の違いについて覚えることができます。また、自分の家族構成について話す基本的な表現も覚えられます。
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Ch3 particles-おとうさん Part 1
- 1. おとうさんPart １
- 2. おとうさんばあいきます。
- 10. おとうさんかがみみます。
- 11. おとうさんはかがみもみます。