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実は都道府県の位置を全部把握できてない
じつはとどうふけんのいちをぜんぶはあくできてないActually, I can't grasp the locations of all the prefectures.
スナック菓子をつまんだら全部食べてしまう
すなっくがしをつまんだらぜんぶたべてしまうOnce I start nibbling on snacks, I end up eating them all.
新生活に関することならこのお店で全部すむ
しんせいかつにかんすることならこのおみせでぜんぶすむIf it's related to starting a new life, this shop takes care of everything.