Translate into Japanese. Do not use kanji.

it rains (=verb)

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Translate into Japanese.  Do not use kanji.

it rains (=verb)

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Question restatement: Translate into Japanese. Do not use kanji. it rains (=verb).

Option 1: 'あめがふる' — This uses only Hiragana, satisfying the no-kanji requirement. 'あめ' means 'rain' (informal spoken form when written in kana), 'が' is the subject marker, and 'ふる' is the verb meaning 'to fall' (rain falls). The overall structure '雨が降る' in kanji would be 'あめがふる' in kana, so this is a correct kana-only rendering.

Option 2: 'あめがふる。' — This is identical to Option 1 but with a Japanese-style sentence-ending punctuation mark '。' (a full-width period). This punctuation is standard in written Japanese, but note that the instruction says do not use kanji; punctuation in kana-only text is fine, and many learners or texts would include '。' to mark the sentence boundary. Thus this version is also correct in meaning and form, just with appropriate punctuation.

Why the other potential variations (not provided here) would be incorrect: If a version used kanji '雨が降る', it would violate the 'no kanji' constraint. If a version changed the verb to a different form such as 'あめがふらない' (does not rain) or 'あめがふります' (polite/formal continuous form) without adjusting to the same casual style, it would alter meaning or formality rather than simply represent the same sentence.

In summary, both given options faithfully translate the phrase into kana-only Japanese and convey the same meaning, with the second option simply using standard Japanese full-width sentence punctuation.

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Translate into Japanese. Do not use kanji. it rains (=verb)

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