Things you have done
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行ったことがあります
ENI have been there
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食べたことがあります
ENI have eaten it
Ta koto ga arimasu is experience, not event. Every conversation with a stranger asks for it.
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見たことがありません
ENI have never seen it
Ta koto ga arimasu is experience, not event. Every conversation with a stranger asks for it.
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会ったことがあります
ENwe have met before
Ta koto ga arimasu is experience, not event. Every conversation with a stranger asks for it.
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富士山に登ったことがあります
ENI have climbed Mount Fuji
Ta koto ga arimasu is experience, not event. Every conversation with a stranger asks for it.
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温泉に入ったことがありますか
ENhave you been to a hot spring
Ta koto ga arimasu is experience, not event. Every conversation with a stranger asks for it.
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一度だけあります
ENjust the once
Ta koto ga arimasu is experience, not event. Every conversation with a stranger asks for it.
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何度もあります
ENmany times
Ta koto ga arimasu is experience, not event. Every conversation with a stranger asks for it.
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まだありません
ENnot yet, I have not
Ta koto ga arimasu is experience, not event. Every conversation with a stranger asks for it.
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いつか行きたいです
ENI would like to go one day
Ta koto ga arimasu is experience, not event. Every conversation with a stranger asks for it.
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どうでしたか
ENwhat was it like
Ta koto ga arimasu is experience, not event. Every conversation with a stranger asks for it.
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とても良かったです
ENit was very good
Ta koto ga arimasu is experience, not event. Every conversation with a stranger asks for it.
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また行きたいです
ENI want to go again
Ta koto ga arimasu is experience, not event. Every conversation with a stranger asks for it.
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忘れられません
ENI cannot forget it
Ta koto ga arimasu is experience, not event. Every conversation with a stranger asks for it.
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いい思い出です
ENa good memory
Ta koto ga arimasu is experience, not event. Every conversation with a stranger asks for it.
Things you have done in Japanese - 15 phrases you can play on a loop until they stick. Each one shows the characters, the reading and the meaning in six languages.