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O-ka-ni

Money

I-nu

Dog

To-ma-go

Egg

Ne-ko

Cat

To-ri

Bird

Mi-zu

Water

Ko-do-mo

Child

Se-ka-i

World

Do-a

Door

I-su

Chair

Ma-do

Window

Ho-n

Book

Sa-ku-ra

Cherry blossoms

O-n-na

Woman

Ka-zo-ku

Family

Ma-chi

Town / city

I-na-ka

Country

Mi-chi

Street / road

Ku-ru-ma

Car

O-mi-se

Shop

Te-e-bu-ru

Table

Shi-go-to

Work

Ai-jin

Sweetheart

I-sha

Doctor

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Shashin