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I did not know that many winter Japanese players where from Hokkaido. Are they ski specialist or in other subjects too? 特に後半が分かりません。よろしくお願いします。

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    私は冬季オリンピック日本選手の多くは、北海道出身だとは知りませんでした。     彼らは、スキーの専門家ですか、あるいは他の分野の(専門家)でもあるのですか?     と言うことはスキー以外の分野でも活躍する北海道出身の選手はいるのか、と言う質問だと思います。

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分かりやすい解説ありがとうございました。後半の部分はそういう事なんですね。自分一人ではたどり着けない答えでした。

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