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Kyou no watashi no kokoro wa tanoshii desu." "Kyou" means "today." "Watashi no kokoro" means "my heart." "Tanoshii desu" means "is fun." Guidance: Today, my heart is fun. Think about things that make you happy today. "Itami mo aru kedo, kokoro no michi o sagashite, suteki na kaiketsu ga arimasu." "Itami mo aru" means "there is pain too." "Kokoro no michi o sagashite" means "searching the path of the heart." "Suteki na kaiketsu ga arimasu" means "there is a wonderful solution." Guidance: Even though there is pain, when you search your heart, you can find a wonderful solution. Look for ways to overcome difficulties. Neko cat
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