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From "Remembering the Kanji" by James Heisig · Frame 315
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客人たちはその幸せな夫婦が末永く裕福な人生を送る事を祈った。きゃくじん The guests wished the happy couple a long and prosperous life.tatoebaThe store lost its trade to the supermarket.tatoeba 彼の名演技に観客はやんやの喝采を送った。かんきゃく His great performance drew thundering applause from the audience.tatoeba父は客人の夕食を準備するのに大いに骨を折った。きゃくじん Father went to a lot of trouble to prepare dinner for our guests.tatoebaAdditional Examples
彼は閉会式には沢山の客を招待することを計画するでしょう。 He is planning on inviting a lot of guests to the closing ceremony.tatoebaHe concealed his anger from the audience.tatoeba He has managed to secure several accounts.tatoeba The maximum number of seats is slightly more than 200.wiki The main guest usually sits in front of the tokonoma or on a kamiza (a mat placed at the highest ranked position).wiki There is no objective view as to the reason borei are formed.wiki During the Edo period, there were no such term as kyakkan or shasei.wiki Stroke Order
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