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がいこくご
a foreign language
かご
a basket
がいこく
a foreign country
かき
oyster
が
moth
がく
frame
き
tree
いか
squid
おおきい
big
かぐ
to smell
こい
carp
きいきい
a squeaky sound or voice
きがえ
a change of clothing
あか
red
かい
a shell
いけ
pond
けいかく
a plan
ごご
afternoon
かぎ
key
きかい
machine
かお
face
おか
a hill
くうこう
airport
きく
to listen
くぎ
a nail (one that you hammer)