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にがつ
２月
じゅうよっか
１４日
、アメリカ
じん
人
はバレンタインデーを
いわ
祝
う。
On February 14 Americans celebrate St. Valentine's Day.
Grammar and points of interest
particle を particle を
 
direct object marker
２月１４日、アメリカ人はバレンタインデーを祝う。
Conjugations and inflections
  祝う is the plain form of 'u' godan verb 祝う   ALL INFLECTIONS
Words
に が つ 3
Most common form: にがつ
noun (temporal) (jisoumeishi), adverbial noun (fukushitekimeishi)
1. February
2. second month of the lunar calendar
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Most common form: 十四日
noun
1. fourteenth day of the month
2. fourteen days
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ア メ リ カ じ ん 4
noun
American person
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バ レ ン タ イ ン デ ー 5
Most common form: ヴァレンタイン・デー
noun
Valentine's Day
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い わ う 2
'u' godan verb, transitive verb
to congratulate; to celebrate; to observe (a festival)
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Kanji
月
ガツ   ゲツ   つき month; moon   
日
ニチ   ジツ   sun; day   ひ    -か    
人
ジン   ニン   ひと person   
祝
シュク   シュウ   いわう to celebrate   
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兄
ケイ   キョウ   elder brother; brother   あに elder brother   
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口
コウ   ク   くち mouth   
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儿
legs
礻
ジ   シ   しめす to show   
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