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- nari - nari 223
, nari - nari --&11--&1)

a phrase to indicate two represen- - or - (for example); like -
tative choices / examples or-
(REL. - ka - ka; - -tari - -tari;
- toka - toka]
+Key Sentences

(If you don't understand grammar, ask me or Professor Suzuki.)

(As for kanji you can't read, find out the reading either by looking it up
in a dictionary or by asking a Japanese.)

(i) N1 h 0 N2 Qll{;59/ 81
t: **<h
H~ZB3~8ZBrl (;59/81 (eitherTanakaorYamada)
(ii) NI Prt. Q ll N2 Prt. B 3 (where Prt. = other particles than iF/ 8)
+i i A
LLI- B 3%". B 3 (to the mountain or to the oceans)
G=
H +Z B 3 LLI HZ B 3 (either to Tanaka or to Yamada)
b=
(iii) N1 Q ll N2 B ll Prt. (where the Prt. is G:, +, 2, T, &b)