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June 18, 2021

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The Sky via the Window

"What do you see when you look out the window?"

I can see it's cloudy outside now. I'm in a room on the third floor, so I see the cloudy sky and some roofs from the window.
I'm glad I'm able to see the sky at least. I'm afraid if I could see nothing but only the wall via the window.


「窓の外を見たら、何が見えますか?」

今、外は曇っているのが見えます。私は3階の部屋にいるので、窓からは曇った空と幾つかの屋根が見えるのです。少なくとも、空が見えるから嬉しいです。もしこれが、窓から壁だけしか見えない状態だったら嫌だなって思うんです。

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The Sky via the Window

"What do you see when you look out the window?

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I can see it's cloudy outside now.

I'm glad I'm able to see the sky at least.

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akihello

June 20, 2021

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I'm would be afraid if I could see nothing but only the wall viafrom the window.

The Sky via the Window


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"What do you see when you look out the window?


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I can see it's cloudy outside now.


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I'm in a room on the third floor, so I see the cloudy sky and some roofs from the window.


I'm in a room on the third floor, so I see the cloudy sky and some roofs from the window. I'm in a room on the third floor, so I see the cloudy sky and some roofs from the window.

I'm in a room on the third floor, so I see the cloudy sky and some rooftops from the window.

I'm glad I'm able to see the sky at least.


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I'm afraid if I could see nothing but only the wall via the window.


I'm would be afraid if I could see nothing but only the wall viafrom the window. I would be afraid if I could see nothing but the wall from the window.

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