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さくばん
昨晩
べた
かき
牡蛎
たってしまった

Those oysters I ate last night didn't agree with me.
Grammar and points of interest
Conjugations and inflections
Words
2
adverbial noun (fukushitekimeishi), noun (temporal) (jisoumeishi)
last night
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2
ichidan verb, transitive verb
1. to eat
2. to live on (e.g. a salary); to live off; to subsist on
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0
Most common form: 牡蠣
noun
oyster; oyster shell  (often written with kana only)
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0
Most common form: 当る
'ru' godan verb, intransitive verb
1. to be hit; to strike  (opposite: 外す)
2. to touch; to be in contact; to be affixed
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Kanji
サク    yesterday   
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ながらも although   -なが while   
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ジン   ニン   ひと man   
ニ   ふた    ふた two   
stick   
ニチ   ジツ   sun; day   ひ    -か    
バン    nightfall   
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メン   まぬかれる to escape, be exempted from   
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コウ   ク   くち mouth   
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corner
legs
ショク   ジキ    food   たべる to eat   く to eat   
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リョウ   よ good   
ジン   ニン   ひと man   
ボ   お-    おす male   
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ギュウ   うし cow   
ド   ト   ground; earth   つち ground, earth, soil   
トウ   あてる    あたる to hit   
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yo = to yell / say hi
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