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言葉
kotoba
language; words; phrases; expressions; dialect
会釈
eshyaku
to greet by bowing; nod; salutation
頭
atama
head
鳴る
naru
to ring
寮
ryou
dormitory
部屋
heya
room
同室
doushitsu
same room
寝る
neru
to sleep
終わる
owaru
to be over; to finish
授業
jyugyou
class
遅れる
okureru
to be late
降る
furu
to precipitate; to fall
一郎
ichirou
(name)
同級生
doukyuusei
classmate
質問
shitsumon
question
病気
byouki
sickness
非常
hijyou
extremely; [emergency, unusual]
寒い
samui
cold (weather)
別れる
wakareru
to part from; to be divided; to separate
顔
kao
face
一般的
ippanteki (ni)
generally