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    3. 愛車

    愛車

    愛あい車しゃ

    (one's) beloved car (or motorcycle, bicycle, etc.)

    KMT9News #28+1NounTravel & TransportationKanji Vocab20 strokes

    あいしゃ

    Noun

    1.
    (one's) beloved car (or motorcycle, bicycle, etc.), (one's) wheels

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    彼かれは愛あい車しゃを毎まい日にち磨みがいている。

    He polishes his beloved car every day.

    KMT6Daily Life
    週しゅう末まつは愛あい車しゃでドライブに出でかけるのが彼かれの楽たのしみだ。

    Going for a drive in his beloved car on weekends is his pleasure.

    KMT9Daily LifeTravel & Transportation
    愛あい車しゃに乗のって日にほ本ん中じゅうを旅たびするのが夢ゆめだ。

    It's my dream to travel all over Japan in my beloved car.

    KMT9Travel & Transportation
    彼かの女じょは愛あい車しゃで通つう勤きんしているが、週しゅう末まつは遠とお出でもする。

    She commutes in her beloved car, but also takes long trips on weekends.

    KMT9Travel & TransportationDaily Life
    長なが年ねん連つれ添そった愛あい車しゃとの別わかれは、まるで家か族ぞくとの別わかれのようだった。

    Parting with my beloved car, which had been with me for many years, felt like parting with a family member.

    KMT10Emotions & PsychologyFamily & Relationships

    Kanji that make up this word

    愛
    いと.しい・かな.しい・め.でる・お.しむ・まな…(10)
    love・affection・favourite
    車
    くるま…(3)
    car
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