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一人 hitori one personjlpt5
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~人 ~nin ~person, counter for peoplecounter, jlpt5
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下る kudaru (1)to descend, to go down, to come down, (2)to be handed down (of an order, judgment, etc.), (3)to pass (of time), (4)to surrender, to capitulate, (5)(often in neg. form) to be less than, to be i godan, jlpt3, verb, vintrans
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下げる sageru to hang, to let downichidan, jlpt3, jlpt4, verb, vtrans
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一 iči onejlpt5
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花 hana flowerjlpt5, leda1, shokubutsu
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あの人はおしゃべりだ。 ano hito ha ošaberi da. Tamten člověk je ukecaný.mix
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ちゅうして下さい。 čuu šite kudasai. Please, kiss me.ai
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円 en circlemath
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人 hito man, person, human being, mankindhito, jlpt5
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花びら hanabira petalshokubutsu
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イギリス人 igirisudžin Englishman, Englishwomanmix
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円い marui round, circular, sphericaladj, jlpt5
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おしゃべりな人 ošaberi na hito ukecaný člověkmix
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どんな人 donna hito jaký člověkmix
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々 onadži; onadžiku; kurikaeši; dounodžiten; noma množné číslo (sometimes voiced); repetition of kanji (sometimes voiced); repetition of kanji (sometimes voiced); repetition of kanji (sometimes voiced); repetition of kanji (jen výjmečně)
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下 šita under, belowjlpt5
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下がる sagaru to hang down/to abate/to retire/to fall/to step back/(P)godan, jlpt3, jlpt4, verb, vintrans
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右 migi right hand sidejlpt5, mix
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貝 kai (1)(uk) Japanese babylon (species of shelled mollusk, Babylonia japonica), Japanese ivory shell, (2)(abbr) spinning top (traditionally made from a Japanese babylon shell)
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どの人 dono hito který člověkmix
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王 ou kingleda1
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音 oto soundjlpt4, leda1, ongaku
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~円 ~en yenjlpt5
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火 hi firejlpt4
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一つ hitocu onejlpt5
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下ろす orosu (1)to take down (e.g. flag), to launch (e.g. boat), to drop, to lower (e.g. ladder), to let (a person) off, to unload, to discharge, (2)to drop off (a passenger from a vehicle), to let (a person) of godan, verb, vtrans
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下りる oriru to come downichidan, jlpt4, verb, vintrans
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火花 hibana spark/(P)leda1
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雨 ame rainjlpt5, leda1, tenki

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