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すぐ靴下に穴があく
すぐくつしたにあながあくSocks get holes so quickly.
靴下が片方だけ消えて、「もう片方どこ行ったの？」と言いながら探した
くつしたがかたほうだけきえて、「もうかたほうどこおこなったの？」といいながらさがしたOne sock disappears, and I look for it saying "where did the other one go?"
靴下と納豆、どっちが臭い？
くつしたとなっとう、どっちがくさい？Which smells worse, socks or natto?