和歌山県の 動物園に、コウテイペンギンが 十九羽 います。
一羽だけ、まだ 名前が 決まって いませんでした。
この ペンギンの 番号は 四十四です。
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和歌山県の 動物園に、コウテイペンギンが 十九羽 います。
一羽だけ、まだ 名前が 決まって いませんでした。
この ペンギンの 番号は 四十四です。
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At a zoo in Wakayama Prefecture there are 19 emperor penguins.
Only one still had no name.
The zoo asked people all over Japan to think of a name.
More than 30,000 names were collected.
This penguin's number is 44.
Because 44 can be read as "yo-yo", the name was decided as "Yoyo".
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