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Why does the first sentence end in と?
what’s the story with 降りる having the building radical in it? I assume something to do with classical chinese but usually the radical at least vaguely matches the meaning.
did this kanji just drift a lot after coming to japanese?
「日本語上手」でた。でた、というか、筆頭?
[人権尊重社会をめざす県民運動 – 埼玉県](https://www.pref.saitama.lg.jp/a0303/kenminundou.html)
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にわかには受け入れがたいが・・・・・・不思議と腑に落ちた
How common is 腑に落ちる? Because I find this expression interesting and thinking about using it.
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