「Learn Japanese」How-to say “VERB nothing but NOUN” (NOUN + ばかり + VERB)

「Learn Japanese」 NOUN + ばかり + VERB as “VERB nothing but NOUN”

Example(s):

私はマンガばかり読んでいます。
Watashi wa manga bakari yonde imasu.
(I only read manga./I read nothing but manga.)

あの人はマクドナルドでばかり食べています。
Ano hito wa McDonald’s de bakari tabete imasu.
(That person eats nowhere other than at McDonald’s.)

彼は女の子にばかり電話をしている。
Kare wa onna no ko ni bakari denwa o shite iru.
(That guy calls nobody but girls on his phone.)

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