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We found 21 words and 7 examples matching 'ハロ'
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ハ ロ 1
Most common form: ハロー
noun
1. halo
2. hello; hallo; hullo
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expression
happy Halloween
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ハ ロ ウ ィ ン 1
Most common form: ハローウィン
noun
Halloween
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ハ ロ ゲ ン 1
halogen
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ハ ロ ー ワ ー ク 4
proper noun
Hello Work; Public Employment Security Office  (see also: 公共職業安定所; colloquialism; originally from )
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こどもたち
子供達
はハロウィーンの
よる
夜
に１
けん
軒
ずつ
いえ
家
を
たず
訪
ねてまわる。
Children walk around from door to door on Halloween night.
たの
楽
しいハローウィンを。
Wishing you a Halloween filled with fun.
ハローウィンおめでとう。
Happy Halloween!
サー・ハロルドは
りっぱ
立派
な
えいこく
英国
しんし
紳士
です。
Sir Harold is a fine English gentleman.
おく
奥
さんにでていかれてハロルドはおかしくなった。
After his wife left him, Harold went nuts.
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