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"Human" is both a noun and an adjective. As a noun, it means "Homo sapiens" - a person. As an adjective it can be used in several ways, so look in your dictionary for that.
"Humane" means "kind, mericful, compassionate" and so on. For example, if you feed a stray cat, you are being humane.
Examples:
* Shizuka is human. (= You are a person.)
* Shizuka is humane. (= You are kind and merciful to people and animals.)
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