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Oct 4, 2005
Kotowaza of the day: Tweedle Dum, Dee
Japanese:
瓜を二つに割ったよう / 瓜二つ
Romanized:
Uri-wo futatsu-ni watta you / Urifutatsu
Meaning of Japanese:
Like a melon split in two
English equivalent:
(like) Peas in a pod
Spitting image
As like as two eggs
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