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We found 7 conjugated words and 1 example matching 'どうしてバイオリンをひくようになったのですか。'
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ど う し つ 0
the same room
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ど う し て 1
adverb, interjection (kandoushi)
why?; for what reason; how; in what way; for what purpose; what for  (see also: どうやって; often written with kana only)
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ど う し つ 0
same quality; same nature; homogeneous
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ど う し 0
verb  (linguistics terminology)
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ど う し 0
treating alike
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ど う 2
how; in what way; how about  (see also: 斯う, 然う, ああ; often written with kana only)
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staring at in wonder  (see also: 瞠目)
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どうしてバイオリンをひくようになったのですか。
How did you get to play the violin?
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