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眼鏡

Glasses/spectacles

めがね

靴

Shoes

くつ

帽子

Hat

ぼうし

葡萄

Grapes

ぶどう

多分

Maybe; probably

たぶん

いかがですか

Polite how are you? How it is?

全て

Everything; all; whole

せべて

いい臭い

Smells good

いいにおい

匂い

Smell; Scent; odour

におい

影

shadow/silhouette

かげ

夜行列車

Night train

やこうれっしゃ

向こう

opposite side/otherside

むこう

街灯

Street light

がいとう

マシ(今よりマシな)

better (Better than now)

彼方

beyond/across/other side

かなた

切符

Ticket

きっぷ

電話帳

Phone book

でんわちょう

距離

Distance; range

きょり