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15 Cards in this Set

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おく
to put
いえ
house
おう
to chase
あう
to meet
あき
autumn
うえ
up, top
おい
nephew
かお
face
こえ
voice
きく
to listen
かく
to write
こけ
moss
かこい
enclosure
くき
stem
かき
persimmon