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94 kanarazushimo
45TLd {b$dl/%41 I?tliPi?r;gbr
-
(s.t. is not always quiet 1 S.O. is not always a teacher)

(iv) 434 L 6 { Adj(na)stem 1 N} T CL ts b'
U\TLG {%i9tjS1/%41 Tli'rbb3
(s.t. is not always quiet 1 s.0. is not always a teacher)

(a) &#LT$J&FL~$~~c:~& kGigL2bxo
(One cannot always say that marriage brings happiness.)
(b) %BL < *s~di!w~6?&3~& t ii~~r;tsc.1~
(People who exercise regularly do not always live long.)

(Students who have been to Japan do not always become proficient in
Japanese.)
(d) B&LAQHL %++EG:~L L~W,
(Money does not always bring happiness to people.)
iih 2*i L4 $25 w< L*
(el &tt~:m % 8~2,~ L BWLI:R ~g~ati,&b~~iits~1,
(It is not always the case that an able researcher is an able educator.)
Iriac <% -p <tb
(f) g~cia~~~~kgidi, gb18;5'a\4~6~3~3tri;tpi?r;a1/1,
(They say good medicine is bitter, but bitter medicine is not always
good.)
Lei fh L5k'CX.
(g) &;5'bBdllf 7, 2 9 7 B+lf'7, M BT~~~T~~&%$A;~'~~-TL
6 El$ATiiab~,
(An oriental wearing glasses, carrying a camera and walking in a group
is not always a Japanese.)

1. The adverb kanarazushimo is used with a negative predicate. Typically,
the final predicate is to wa kagiranai (lit. 'not limited to -').
(+ to wa kagiranai)