Episode 106 - How to use "te + okimasu (to do something in advance, to leave as it is)

Episode 106 - How to use "te + okimasu (to do...

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Episode 208 - How to use "ni yotte" (by / depending on / due to / according to)

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Episode 207 - How to use "tabi ni" (Every time ~ / Whenever ~ / Each time ~)

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