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ラ テ 1
noun
1. latte; caffè latte  (see also: カフェラテ; abbreviation)
2. radio and television  (see also: ラジオ, テレビ; abbreviation; this meaning is restricted to reading ラテ)
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ラ テ ン ご 0
Latin (language)
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noun
strategy game  (video games)
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noun
philately; stamp collecting  (see also: 切手収集)
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noun
Latino; Latin American (male)
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ラテン
ご
語
は
へんか
変化
が
おお
多
い。
Latin is a highly inflected language.
ラテン
ご
語
を
よ
読
める
がくせい
学生
はほとんどいない。
Few students can read Latin.
かれ
彼
はラテン
ご
語
の
べんきょう
勉強
に
むちゅう
夢中
になっている。
He is absorbed in the study of Latin.
この
たんご
単語
はラテン
ご
語
に
ゆらい
由来
している。
This word is derived from Latin.
えいご
英語
にはラテン
ご
語
から
き
来
た
かたり
語
が
おお
多
い。
Many English words are derived from Latin.
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