Lesson 37: How to cite examples using TARI

Update: 2017-12-25

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Key phrase: I watched Mt. Fuji, ate sushi, and so on. / ___ WA DÔ DATTA? / How to cite examples using TARI / Sound Words: Fatigue

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Lesson 37: How to cite examples using TARI

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Lesson 37: How to cite examples using TARI

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Lesson 37: How to cite examples using TARI