Answer:
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Hope this helped! I myself don't know if this is right but i like helping....
Explanation:
1- What <u>a</u> nice view!
2-He doesn't like listening to <u>the</u> music but he often watches <u>the</u> television. He never listens to <u>the</u> radio.
Writing in English but language taken is hindi
- Boh mantri paad par niyukt he
- unhe sarm aa rahi he
- Ram ne mujhe dalil karne ki koshis ki
- mera prayas safal raha.
- kal meine Rahat ki sans li.
- Iss chiz ka istemal thik se karo
Being a non citizen, or on probation or parole
Answer:
1. Where are you now?
2. Tomorrow, what will you do?
3. Tomorrow, what is the nihongo jungyo in the body?
4. What can you do?
5. What are you in to the other side of the world?
6. I'm in the right place. What is it?
7. I'm in Yu bottle Kyo now. What is it?
Explanation:
Some might be wrong but I hoped this helped!
Examples of nasals in English are [n], [ŋ] and [m], in words such as nose, bring and mouth. Nasal occlusives are nearly universal in human languages.