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9 examples found containing 'お土産' (results also include variant forms and possible homonyms)
いちばん
一番
みやげ
土産
むりょう
無料
はい
ものです
The best souvenirs are free.
おすすめ
みやげ
土産
なん
です useful
What would you recommend as a souvenir?
この
みやげ
土産
かさばるなぁ
These presents are really bulky.
まだおみやげかわなければなりませんどうしましょう
"We still have to buy gifts. What are we going to do?"
おみやげたいへんサラさけびました
"What about the gifts? Oh, no!", Sarah yelled out.
しょうにんきゅうでんバラ
むすめたちたのまれたおみやげ
おも
しました

The merchant saw the palace roses and remembered that his daughters had requested gifts.
でんしゃ
電車
まえ
おみやげ
ことができました
They were able to buy gifts, before the train came.
むすめバラおみやげほしくて
いっぽん
一本
だけ
って
かえ
つもりでした
'One of my daughters wanted a rose, and I was planning to take just one home.'
サラカバンくつ
ことができませんでしたとてもいいおみやげ
ことができました
Sarah wasn't able to buy a bag or shoes, but she was able to buy some really nice gifts.
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