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Can you translate these phrases into japanese, please?
I don't want any roumanji, but furigana would help me a lot. Here's the list:
1. The apple is red.
2. It is John's apple.
3. I give John the apple.
4. We give him the apple.
5. He gives it to John.
6. She gives it to him.
7. Is the apple red?
8. The apples are red.
9. I have eaten the apple.
10. I must give it to him.
11. I want to give it to her.
12. I'm going to know tomorrow.
13. I can't eat the apple.
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I need help from a Korean
I alredy got it! Thank you very mutch.
22 aprile 2019
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"Also hails from Ravenclow house"?
Mr Garrick Ollivander, the most skilled wandmaker in the world, also hails from Ravenclow house.
In this sentence, what hails really means?
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Privet Drive?
I was trying to start my new goal: read Harry Potter and listen the british audiobook at the same time; a shadow reading. I keep trying, tough. But then, in the first book's sentence, I catch myself in front of a new word that I'd never see before: Privet Drive. I mean, what is a Privet Drive? Is it even a thing? I google it and seems to me like some place near London, but I'm not sure. I need some help here.
"M r. and Mrs. Dursley, of number four, Privet Drive, were proud to say that they were perfectly normal, thank you very much".
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