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老人roujinhatsuewoついていたtsuiteita
The old man walked with a stick.
karehaつえtsuedekaradawo支えたsasaeta
He supported himself with a stick.
転ばぬkorobanu先のsakinotsue
A stitch in time saves nine.
人間ningenha赤ん坊akanbounoときtokiha四つんばいyotsunbaideそれからsorekarahonnoashide歩くarukuようになりyouninari最後saigoha年をとってtoshiwotottetsuega必要hitsuyouになるninaru
It crawls on all fours as a baby, then learns to walk on two legs, and finally needs a cane in old age.
tsuehakareni何の役にも立たなかったnaninoyakunimotatanakatta
The stick didn't help him any.
tsuehaステッキSUTEKKIのようにnoyouni歩くarukutokikaradawo支えるsasaeruのにnoni使われるtsukawareru
A staff is used to help steady yourself when walking, much like a cane.
そのsono老人roujinhatsueniもたれたmotareta
The old man leaned on his staff.
シンガポールSHINGAPOORUdeha罪人zaininno背中senakawomuchide打ったりuttaritsuede何度か何doka叩いたりtataitariするsuru
In Singapore, one method of punishing criminals is to whip them, or hit them several times on the back with a cane.
転ばぬkorobanu先のsakinotsuehaことわざkotowazaであるdearu
"A stitch in time saves nine" is a proverb.
tsuedouha、「tsueto呼ぶyobu木製mokuseinobouおよびoyobi木刀bokutouwo用いるmochiiru日本nippon武道budoudeあるaru
Jodo is a Japanese martial art using short staffs called "Jou" and wooden sword.
kimimoそのうちsonouchi転ばkorobanusakinotsuedaというtoiuことkotogaわかるwakaruyo
You'll learn in time that a stitch in time saves nine.
tsuegaないnaito困るkomaru
I need my cane.
o年寄りtoshiyorigatsuewoついtsuite歩いaruiteita
The old man walked with a stick.

Words

つえtsue

noun:

  • cane; walking stick; staff; wand
じょうjou

noun:

  • severe caning (60-100 times) - archaism 五刑

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