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🤼 SPORTS · 2026-06-20

相手と たたかう すもう

Same news, rewritten for 6 Japanese school grades — pick your level below. Furigana + translation included.
110 chars · ~2 min · 23 kanji
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Same sentence · 6 levels

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すもうは 日本にほんの とても ふるい スポーツです。

おおきくて つよひとふたで たたかいます。

まるい つちうえで、あいを おしします。

からだそとるか、や ひざが に つくと まけです。

つよひとまいにちたくさん れんしゅうします。

ゆうめいひとぜんこくにんが あります。

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Translation

Sumo is a very ancient sport of Japan.

Large and powerful people compete one-on-one.

On the circular ring, they push their opponent out.

You lose if your body goes out of the ring, or if your hand or knee touches the ground.

Wrestlers train intensively every day.

Famous wrestlers are loved throughout the country.

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