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After class, Aya realized that her Japanese notebook was gone.
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A practical N5 story about checking a bag and desk, asking classmates and a teacher, and finding a forgotten notebook in the classroom.
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After class, Aya realized that her Japanese notebook was gone.
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She had left it on top of her desk until just a little while before, so Aya got a little flustered.
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First she looked inside her bag, but the notebook was not in it.
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Next she checked inside her desk too, but it was not there either.
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Aya asked Kento, who sat behind her, "Did you see my notebook?"
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Kento said, "During the break, Tanaka-sensei was looking at the front desks."
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Hearing that, Aya hurried to the front of the classroom.
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But the notebook was not on the teacher's desk either.
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Tanaka-sensei had gone to the staff room and had not come back to the classroom yet.
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So Aya looked at the lost-and-found box beside the blackboard.
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Inside the box were a handkerchief, a red pencil, and a small notebook.
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When she looked at the very bottom, there was a Japanese notebook with a blue cover.
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Aya said, "Ah, this is it," and took the notebook out right away.
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On the back of the cover, her name had been written small.
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Kento came over and said with a smile, "I'm glad you found it."
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Aya answered, "Thanks. My name was written too small."
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After that, Tanaka-sensei came back from the staff room.
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The teacher said, "From now on, please write your name bigger."
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Aya said, "Okay. When I get home, I'll rewrite it right away."
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Kento looked at his pencil case too and said, "I'll check my name too."
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Before going home, the two of them checked inside the desk and around their feet one more time.
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There were still a few people in the classroom, and everyone was getting ready to go home.
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Aya put the notebook into her bag and closed the zipper firmly.
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Today was a little troublesome, but she found it quickly and felt relieved.
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Aya thought that from next time she wanted to remember properly where she had put things.