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1. We breathe air to survive We breathe air in by expanding our lungs with the diaphragm through it contracting, causing the lungs to expand, which creates a vacuum effect pulling air into our lungs. We then breathe out air when the diaphragm relaxes and expands, making the lungs get smaller and pushing air out of the nose or mouth. When the air is in the lungs, the oxygen from the air attaches to red blood cells and then get carried through the blood stream into various parts of the body where cells use oxygen for cellular respiration. This is when cells turn food into ATP, the energy that cells use to function. 2. Plants need the air you breathe out You breathe out a waste product that plants will use to make their energy. This process also produces the oxygen that goes into the air which is what we need to breathe. If air didn't exist, we wouldn't have plants because they would all be dead and dead plants means dead animals, so we wouldn't have food and we also wouldn't have air to breathe. 3. 

INTO JAPANESE

1.私達は生き残るために空気を吸い込みます私達は私達の肺を横隔膜を通して収縮させることで私達の肺を膨張させることによって空気を吸い込み、肺を膨張させます。横隔膜が弛緩して拡張すると、空気が吸い込まれ、肺が小さくなり、鼻や口から空気が押し出されます。空気が

BACK INTO ENGLISH

1. We inhale air to survive We inhale air by inflating our lungs by contracting our lungs through the diaphragm and inflate the lungs. As the diaphragm relaxes and dilates, air is drawn in, the lungs become smaller, and air is pushed from the nose and mouth

INTO JAPANESE

1.生き残るために空気を吸い込む横隔膜を通して肺を収縮させることで肺を膨らませて空気を吸い込み、肺を膨らませます。横隔膜が弛緩して拡張すると、空気が引き込まれ、肺が小さくなり、鼻と口から空気が押し出されます。

BACK INTO ENGLISH

1. Inhale air to survive Inflate the lungs by inflating the lungs by contracting the lungs through the diaphragm, inflating the lungs. As the diaphragm relaxes and dilates, air is drawn in, the lungs get smaller, and air is pushed out of the nose and mouth.

INTO JAPANESE

1.空気を吸い込んで生き残る横隔膜を通して肺を収縮させて肺を膨張させ、肺を膨張させて肺を膨張させます。横隔膜が弛緩して拡張するにつれて、空気が引き込まれ、肺が小さくなり、そして空気が鼻および口から押し出される。

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1. Inhale air and deflate the lungs through the surviving diaphragm to inflate the lungs, inflate the lungs and inflate the lungs. As the diaphragm relaxes and dilates, air is drawn in, the lungs become smaller, and air is pushed out of the nose and mouth.

INTO JAPANESE

1.肺を膨らませ、肺を膨らませ、肺を膨らませるために、生き残った横隔膜を通して空気を吸い込み、肺を収縮させます。横隔膜が弛緩して拡張すると、空気が吸い込まれ、肺が小さくなり、鼻や口から空気が押し出されます。

BACK INTO ENGLISH

1. Inflate the lungs, inflate the lungs, inflate the lungs, inhale air through the surviving diaphragm and deflate the lungs. As the diaphragm relaxes and dilates, air is drawn in, the lungs get smaller, and air is pushed out of the nose and mouth.

INTO JAPANESE

1.肺を膨張させ、肺を膨張させ、肺を膨張させ、生き残った横隔膜を通して空気を吸い込み、肺を収縮させます。横隔膜が弛緩して拡張するにつれて、空気が引き込まれ、肺が小さくなり、そして空気が鼻および口から押し出される。

BACK INTO ENGLISH

1. Inflate the lungs, inflate the lungs, inflate the lungs, inhale air through the surviving diaphragm and deflate the lungs. As the diaphragm relaxes and dilates, air is drawn in, the lungs become smaller, and air is pushed out of the nose and mouth.

INTO JAPANESE

1.肺を膨張させ、肺を膨張させ、肺を膨張させ、生き残った横隔膜を通して空気を吸い込み、肺を収縮させます。横隔膜が弛緩して拡張すると、空気が吸い込まれ、肺が小さくなり、鼻や口から空気が押し出されます。

BACK INTO ENGLISH

1. Inflate the lungs, inflate the lungs, inflate the lungs, inhale air through the surviving diaphragm and deflate the lungs. As the diaphragm relaxes and dilates, air is drawn in, the lungs get smaller, and air is pushed out of the nose and mouth.

INTO JAPANESE

1.肺を膨張させ、肺を膨張させ、肺を膨張させ、生き残った横隔膜を通して空気を吸い込み、肺を収縮させます。横隔膜が弛緩して拡張するにつれて、空気が引き込まれ、肺が小さくなり、そして空気が鼻および口から押し出される。

BACK INTO ENGLISH

1. Inflate the lungs, inflate the lungs, inflate the lungs, inhale air through the surviving diaphragm and deflate the lungs. As the diaphragm relaxes and dilates, air is drawn in, the lungs become smaller, and air is pushed out of the nose and mouth.

INTO JAPANESE

1.肺を膨張させ、肺を膨張させ、肺を膨張させ、生き残った横隔膜を通して空気を吸い込み、肺を収縮させます。横隔膜が弛緩して拡張すると、空気が吸い込まれ、肺が小さくなり、鼻や口から空気が押し出されます。

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