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English Sentence:

Do you want an orange or an apple?

Japanese Translation:

オレンジかリンゴを食べますか？

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Words used:

おれんじ

オレンジ
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orenji

orange (fruit)

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か
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カ

ka

(either...) or, if, whether

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林|檎

りん|ご
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リン|ゴ
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ringo

apple

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を
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ヲ

o

(accusative-case particle)

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食|べます
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た|べます

タ|ベマス

tabemasu

to eat (polite)

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か
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カ

ka

(interrogative particle, sentence-final particle)

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