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The document discusses Japanese language terms related to quantity: - "Most" refers to a general or majority group - "Most of the..." refers to a specific or concrete group - "Almost" usually follows "all" or "every" and has a similar meaning to "nearly" - "The most" is a superlative form used with adjectives like "beautiful" or "exciting" to indicate the highest degree.
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