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The word the is very common among the sentences we speak because they are the words the children have known since they took the first breath of the lives they now live or the first words that uttered from the mouths on their faces, taught to them by the people who were once the same as they are now, but instead take the place of the people that once taught them the thing that they know.

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「the」という言葉は、私たちが話す文章の中で非常に一般的です。なぜなら、彼らは今生きている人生の最初の息を吸ってから子供たちが知っている言葉、または彼らの顔の口から発せられた最初の言葉であり、かつては今と同じだったが、代わりに

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The word "the" is very common in the text we speak. Because they were the first words that children knew after taking the first breath of their living life, or the first words that came out of their facial mouths, which used to be the same, instead of

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「the」という言葉は、私たちが話すテキストでは非常に一般的です。なぜなら、子供たちが人生の最初の息を吸った後に最初に知った言葉、または顔の口から出てきた最初の言葉であり、以前は同じでしたが、

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The word "the" is very common in the texts we speak. Because it was the first word that children knew after the first breath of life, or the first word that came out of the mouth of the face, which was the same before,

INTO JAPANESE

「the」という言葉は、私たちが話すテキストでは非常に一般的です。それは、子供たちが人生の最初の呼吸の後に知った最初の言葉、または以前と同じ顔の口から出た最初の言葉だったので、

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The word "the" is very common in the texts we speak. Because it was the first word the children knew after the first breath of life, or the first word that came out of the mouth with the same face as before.

INTO JAPANESE

「the」という言葉は、私たちが話すテキストでは非常に一般的です。それは、子供たちが人生の最初の呼吸の後に知った最初の言葉、または以前と同じ顔で口から出た最初の言葉だったからです。

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The word "the" is very common in the texts we speak. That's because it was the first word the children knew after the first breath of life, or the first word that came out of their mouth with the same face as before.

INTO JAPANESE

「the」という言葉は、私たちが話すテキストでは非常に一般的です。それは、子供たちが人生の最初の呼吸の後に知った最初の言葉、または以前と同じ顔で口から出た最初の言葉だったからです。

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The word "the" is very common in the texts we speak. That's because it was the first word the children knew after the first breath of life, or the first word that came out of their mouth with the same face as before.