#北

[ptgf-xiaocheng]

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夢 琪 164 E 26歲 外形甜美 第一眼感覺很好看有女友fu淫蕩大奶 扭動誘人的胴體 挑逗你敏賴九九七八七四感的性神經超大雙乳讓你摸個夠 粉嫩雙胸不容錯過的 有在練身材哦 所以身材非常好 加賴：wu9816

[burningperfectioncolor]

台灣約砲 台灣約啪 台灣約會

超小的一個小可愛 抱在手上隨意蹂躪 身體反應很敏感 嬌羞的外貌 還會叫你“爸爸”讓你體驗一次幹女兒的感覺 165-47-E 小雨22歲嬌小也有料的身材 純天然吸波波 小蠻腰 屁屁也很翹.幼嫩凹陷乳頭(粉色極敏感…) 粉嫩一線鮑 喜歡我加我賴：6w68

[wingedartisangladiator]

台灣約炮 台灣約砲 台灣約砲

台灣司機約炮，做愛一夜情服務新手上路-台灣老司機吃魚喝茶

夢 琪 164 E 26歲 外形甜美 第一眼感覺很好看有女友fu淫蕩大奶 扭動誘人的胴體 挑逗你敏賴九九七八七四感的性神經超大雙乳讓你摸個夠 粉嫩雙胸不容錯過的 有在練身材哦 所以身材非常好 加賴：99h2

[daily-hyosatsu]

Let's do another 久 name today! The surname 北久保 is read Kitakubo, and it belongs to about 480 people. However, all three characters are very common, and the combination -久保 -kubo shows up in other, more common surnames, like 大久保 Ōkubo or 久保田 Kubota.

北 means north. It's read きた or ホク.

久 means long time (ago/since), first time in a long time, or old story. It also shows up in ateji as キュウ or ク. Its kun-yomi is ひさ.しい.

保 means protect, guarantee, keep, preserve, sustain, or support. It’s read たも.つ, ホ, or ホウ.

[ptgf-yunyun]

台灣約炮 台灣約砲 台灣約砲

台灣司機約炮，做愛一夜情服務新手上路-台灣老司機吃魚喝茶

164 E 26歲 外形甜美 第一眼感覺很好看有女友fu淫蕩大奶 扭動誘人的胴體 挑逗你敏賴九九七八七四感的性神經超大雙乳讓你摸個夠 粉嫩雙胸不容錯過的 有在練身材哦 所以身材非常好 加賴： lys1938

[cup-mens]

[umifani]

希少なチーク無垢材を使ったコンパクトなダイニング

[ninelanguages]

Kanji for "Circle", "round", "yen"

円 = en/ maru•i

ほぼ一間年- hoboichimanen - about (roughly) 10,000 yen - ほぼいちまねん

千円札- senensatsu - a 1,000 yen bill - せんえんさつ

五百円- gohyakuen - five hundred yen - ごひゃくえん

円顔- marugao - a round face - まるがお

円い- marui - round/ circular/ spherical - まるい

円- en - yen - えん

(Note: This is the kanji for "yen" you might be used to pronouncing it with a Y but this is not the Japanese pronounciation. In Japanese it is said "en"

Wikipage note: The spelling and pronunciation "yen" is standard in English. This is because when Japan was first encountered by Europeans around the 16th (The Dutch had some influence here by the way) century, Japanese /e/(え) and /we/ (ゑ) both had been pronounced [je] and Portuguese missionaries had spelled them "ye". Some time thereafter, by the middle of the 18th century, /e/ and /we/ came to be pronounced [e] as in modern Japanese, although some regions retain the [je] pronunciation. Walter Henry Medhurst, who had neither been to Japan nor met any Japanese, having consulted mainly a Japanese-Dutch dictionary, spelled some "e"s as "ye" in his An English and Japanese, and Japanese and English Vocabulary (1830). In the early Meiji era, James Curtis Hepburn, following Medhurst, spelled all "e"s as "ye" in his A Japanese and English dictionary (1867). That was the first full-scale Japanese-English/English-Japanese dictionary, which had a strong influence on Westerners in Japan and probably prompted the spelling "yen". Hepburn revised most of "ye"s to "e" in the 3rd edition (1886) in order to mirror the contemporary pronunciation, except "yen". This was probably already fixed and has remained so ever since.)

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Kanji for "turn toward", "face", "look toward", "head (go) toward"

向 = kou/ mu•ku/ mu•keru/ mu•ka/ mu•kou

方向- houkou - a direction/ a way/ a course - ほうこう

傾向- keikou - a tendency (to/toward) / a trend/ an inclination - けいこう

子供向け- kodomomuke - (a book) for children/ children's (museum) - こどもむけ

向く- muku - to turn one's head (toward)/ to look (to) - むく

振り向く- furimuku - to turn one's face (to) - ふりむく

向かい- mukai - (on) the opposite/ (on) the other side - むかい

＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿

Kanji for "turn around", "revolve", "rotate", "time"

回 - kai/ e/ mara•ru/ mawa•su

回す- mawasu - to turn/ to rotate/ to spin/ to pass/ to circulate - まわす

回る- mawaru - to turn/ to go round/ to spin/ to patrol/ to tour - まわる

時計回りに- tokeimawarini - clockwise - とけいまわりに

次回- jikai - next time/ next occasion - じかい

今回- konkai - lately/ this time - こんかい

目が回る- megamawaru - to be (feel) dizzy - めがまわる

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Kanji for "next", "following", "subsequent", "secondary", "sub-", "vice-"

次 = ji/ shi / tsugi/ tsu•gu

次第- shidai - order/ the state of things/ circumstances - しだい

次第に- shidaini - gradually/ by degrees/ little by little - しだいに

次ぐ- tsugu - to rank (come, be) next to/ to come after - つぐ

次の- tsugino - next/ following/ coming/ second - つぎの

目次- mokuji - a table of contents - もくじ

次々に- tsugitsugini - one after another - つぎつぎに

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Kanji for "fearful", "fear", "be afraid of"

怖 = fu / kowa•i

恐怖心- kyoufushin - fearfulness - きょうふしん

高所恐怖症- koushokyoufushou - acrophobia/ fear of heights - こうしょきょうふしょう

怖がる- kowagaru - to be afraid (scared) of/ to dread/ to be in fear - こわがる

恐怖- kyoufu - (a) fear/ terror/ (a) fright/ (a) dread/ (a) panic - きょうふ

怖い顔をする- kowaikao (w)o suru - to make a scary face/ to look fierce - こわいかお　を　する

怖い- kowai - frightening/ terrifying/ horrifying/ fearful/ scary -こわい

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Kanji for "forgot"

忘 = bou/ wasu•reru

忘れる- wasureru - to forget/ to slip one's mind/ to be forgetful - わすれる

忘年会- bounenkai - (hold) a year-end party / forget-the-year party - ぼうねんかい

忘れ去る- wasuresaru - to forget completely - わすれさる

忘れっぽい- wasureppoi - to be forgetful/ have a poor memory - わすれっぽい

忘却- boukyaku - forgetfulness/ oblivion - ぼうきゃく

忘れ物- wasuremono - a thing left behind/ a lost article -わすれもの

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Kanji for "north"

北 = kita/ hoku

北- kita - north - きた

駅の北側- eki no kitagawa - the north side of the station - えき　の　きたがわ

北口- kitaguchi - north entrance - きたぐち

南北- nanboku - north and south (literally south and north) - なんぼく

北アメリカ- kita amerika - North America - きたあめりか

北海道- hokkaidou - Hokkaido (Japan's northernmost Island) - ほっかいどう (Literally "North sea/ocean way")

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Kanji for "south"

南 = nan/ na/ minami

南- minami - south - みなみ

南米- nanbei - South America - なんべい

東南アジア- tounanajia - Southeast Asia - とうなんあじあ

南極- nankyoku - the South Pole - なんきょく

南側- minamigawa - south side - みなみがわ

南口- minamiguchi - south entrance - みなみぐち

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Kanji for "east", "eastern"

東 = tou/ higashi

東- higashi - east - ひがし

関東- kantou - Kanto region (Tokyo and surrounding area) - かんとう

中東- cyuutou - the Middle East - ちゅうとう

東海岸- higashikaigan - the east coast - ひがしかいがん

東口- higashiguchi - east entrance - ひがしゅぐち

東日本- higashinihon - Eastern Japan - ひがしにほん

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Kanji for "west", "western"

西 = nishi/ sei/ sai

西- nishi - west/ the west - にし

西海岸- nishikaigan - the west coast - にしかいがん

西口- nishiguchi - west entrance - にしぐち

関西- kansai - Kansai (south-western region of Japan) - かんさい

東西- touzai - east and west/ the East and the West - とうざい

西日本- nishinihon - Western Japan - にしにほん

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[ptgf-xiaocheng]

超小的一個小可愛 抱在手上隨意蹂躪 身體反應很敏感 嬌羞的外貌 還會叫你“爸爸”讓你體驗一次幹女兒的感覺 165-47-E 小雨22歲嬌小也有料的身材 純天然吸波波 小蠻腰 屁屁也很翹.幼嫩凹陷乳頭(粉色極敏感…) 粉嫩一線鮑 喜歡我加我賴：wu9816

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the yellow one

[wingedartisangladiator]

約 約 約

在校大學生 身體密碼 34D 165cm 50kg 找男約炮,第一次玩這個，有沒有要長期的呢？想找個長期性伴侶 不進入生活 附近的人可以加 我 賴 : 99h2

[daily-hyosatsu]

A pretty incredible house! It speaks for itself, so I'll just focus on the name: 北田 is read Kitada or rarely Kida.

After the last few days of 南 south, 西 west, and 東 east, you've probably guessed that 北 means north! It can be read kita or hoku.

The second character, 田, is extremely common in names. It means rice paddy and it's read da or den.

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