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Stelios 🎭⚡️🎩
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Don't forget to follow sensō. The term is written with two kanji characters: 戦 (sen) meaning "battle" or "fight," and 争 (sō) meaning "conflict" or "struggle." The following information was provided by my Japanese colleague: The word is used in various contexts, such as historical events, literature, and discussions about conflicts. For example, "Dai-Nippon Teikoku no Sensō" refers to "Wars of the Empire of Japan." Understanding the term "sensō" helps in comprehending discussions related to historical conflicts, peace studies, and military history in a Japanese context.
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Alex 🎩🍁
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Bro whatttt I never knew the meaning thanks! @mistershot you gotta tip my friend here for his work
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