First Post
はじめまして Fennelly です. わたしのしゅしんはあめりかのわしんとんでしです. わたしはのとるだむのだいがくのよねんせいです. わたしのせんこうはらてんぶんがくです.
はるやすみ
私ははるやすみにワシントンD.C.のじっかまでうんてんしました。それからほんをよみました。スーパーでにくややさいをかいましたが、でもあまりばんごはんをつくりませんでした。ワシントンD.C.がすきです。
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こんにちは! わたしはらてんぶんがくがすきです。
ReplyDeleteこんにちは！It's a pleasure to meet you. Is there anything coming up that you're looking forwards to?
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