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Instead of thinking that college students should learn a second foreign language , it is more important for elementary school children to study English more seriously in Japan.
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大学生が第二外国語を学ぶことを考えるよりも、小学生がもっと英語を真面目に勉強することの方が、日本においては遙かに重要である。
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