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It snowed for many days together.

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何日間も続けて雪が降った。
何[なん] 日間[にちかん] も 続け[つづけ] て 雪[ゆき] が 降っ[ふっ] た 。

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  1. LittleBoy
    Feb 27th 2012, 08:59
    This possibly works as a slightly old-fashioned, literary phrasing, but certainly isn't common usage any more. "It snowed for many days" would be more natural, I feel. Indeed, "several" instead of "many" feels more natural again to me.

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