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やさい; 野菜

Vegetable

どれ

Which one

これ

This one

それ

That one

あれ

That one over there

どっち

Which one

こっち

This one

そっち

That one

あっち

That one over there

レタス

Lettuce

バナナ

Banana

フルーツ

Fruit

くだもの;　果物

Fruit

すし;　寿司

Sushi