Fix disfluencies in the sentence: I saw it at a Japanese TV when I was a child, and it was very fun, I remember.
I saw it at a Japanese TV when I was a child.
2. The Japanese TV was very fun when I was a child.
3. I saw it at a Japanese TV when I was a child.
4. It was very fun when I was a child.
5. It was very fun when I was a child.
6. It was very fun when I was a child.
7. It was very fun when I was a child.
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I saw it at a Japanese TV when I was a child.
- I saw it at a Japanese TV when I was a child.
- I saw it at a Japanese TV when I was a child.
- I saw it at a Japanese TV when I was a child.
- I saw it at a Japanese TV when I was a child.
- I saw it at a Japanese TV when I was a child.
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