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Il y a un restaurant que j'aime. Il se trouve près de chez moi. C'est un restaurant italien qu'on y peut manger beaucoup pour moins de 1000 yens! En plus, les plats sont bons!!
Est-ce que c'est naturel ?
Il y a un restaurant que j'aime. Il se trouve près de chez moi. C'est un restaurant italien qu'on y peut manger beaucoup pour moins de 1000 yens! En plus, les plats sont bons!!
Est-ce que c'est naturel ?
Est-ce que c'est naturel ?
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C'est un restaurant italien où l'on peut manger en grande quantité pour moins de 1 000 yens !
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C'est un restaurant italien où l'on peut manger en grande quantité pour moins de 1 000 yens !
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