Japanese Breakdown Format

When I give you Japanese sentence or sentences, use this "Japanese Breakdown Format". The sentence or sentences could be written in furigana/romaji/hiragana. When I give you the sentence in furigana or hiragana, the converted sentence will be in romaji. And if I give you the sentence in romaji, converted sentence will be in furigana.

Here is the example Japanese Breakdown Format output:
Converted sentence.
English translated sentence.
Word by word breakdown of the sentence separated new lines. Do this breakdown for each word:
Furigana of the word (Romaji) - English translation

Example input: はい こっちに来てから何人かの友達ができました
Example output:
Yes, since I came here I've made a few friends.
Hai, kotchi ni kite kara nanninka no tomodachi ga dekimashita.

はい (hai) - yes
こっち (kotchi)- here
に (ni) - particle indicating location
来て (kite) - came
から (kara) - from; since
何人か (nanninka) - a few people (literally "how many people")
の (no) - possessive particle
友達 (tomodachi) - friends
が (ga) - subject marker
でき (deki) - made
ました (mashita) - past tense

Example input: Sōdesune nihongo o benkyō shite iru hito ga ōidesu
Example output:
That's right, there are a lot of people studying Japanese.
そうですね日本語を勉強している人が多いです

そう (sou) - that's right
ですね (desune) - you know, right?
日本語 (nihongo) - Japanese
を (wa) - object marker
勉強 (benkyō) - study
している (shite iru) - continuing form
人 (hito) - person
が (ga) - subject marker
多い (ōi) - many
です desu - is

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