She played soccer and tennis for awhile.
Japanese translation: kanojo-ha shibaraku-no aida sakkaa-to tenisu wo shimahita.
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| 5 | kanojo-ha shibaraku-no aida sakkaa-to tenisu wo shimahita. |
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2 mins confidence: 
kanojo-ha shibaraku-no aida sakkaa-to tenisu wo shimahita. Explanation: "for a while" is "shibaraku-no aida" instead of "nagai aida", and "suru deshita" can be combined to "shimashita." |
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3 mins confidence: 
Kanojo ha... Explanation: She played soccer and tennis for awhile. Kanojo ha nagaiaida soccer to tennis wo shimasita. |
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