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We found 11 words and 394 examples matching 'テニス'
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テ ニ ス 1
noun
tennis
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テ ニ ス コ ー ト 4
Most common form: テニス・コート
noun
tennis court
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noun
tennis player
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noun
tennis shoes
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noun
tennis ball
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ゆみ
由美
はテニスをするのが
じょうず
上手
です。
Yumi is good at playing tennis.
テニスをやりますか。
Do you play tennis?
だいがく
大学
ではテニスクラブに
はい
入
っています。
I belong to a tennis club in my university.
テニスやりませんか。
How about playing tennis?
テニスをするのはおもしろい。
Playing tennis is fun.
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