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The Japanese word "kodakara" (こだから) translates to "from childhood" or "since childhood" in English. It refers to something that has been present or has originated from one's early years or youth. The term is often used to describe experiences, memories, or influences that have shaped a person from a young age.
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What is the meaning of the Japanese word shrine?
There is no such word in Japanese - shrine is an English word.
What is the english meaning of the japanese word bara?
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What English word has a similar meaning to the Japanese word Bushido?
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What is the word a when translated from English to Japanese?
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