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I'm writing a paragraph for my Japanese oral exam and want to say "i have class in ten minutes", or "i will go to my class in ten minutes", how would i say this?

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I have class in ten minutes is 私は１０分後に授業がある。 I will go to my calss in ten minutes is 私は１０分後に授業に行く。

In japanese, the most natural way to say it might be （自分の）授業は１０分後に始まる。 which is my calss begins in 10 minutes.

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  • Ah I'm sorry but I can't read kanji yet, could you provide the hiragana for those few sentences instead?
    – Sen
    Dec 10, 2020 at 1:45

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