How to say cooper in Japanese

桶屋【おけやokeya】

noun:

  • bucket maker; well maker; cooper; hooper

Example Sentences

彼女kanojoはha声koeをwo聞いてkiiteもらうmorauためにtameniこのkono選挙senkyoでde長いnagai列retsuをwoつくったtsukutta他hokaのno何百万人ninとto同様douyouなnaのですnodesuがga、一つhitotsu違いますchigaimasu、アンAN・ニクソンNIKUSON・クーパーKUUPAAさんsanはha106歳saiなのですnanodesu。
She's a lot like the millions of others who stood in line to make their voice heard in this election except for one thing: Ann Nixon Cooper is 106 years old.
今回konkaiのno選挙senkyoにniはha色々iroiroなna「史上shijou初hatsu」がgaありari、これからkorekara何nani世代sedaiにniもmoわたっwataてte語り継がkataritsugaれるreruいろいろiroiroなna物語monogatariがgaありariましmashiたta。けれどもkeredomo私watashiがga今夜kon'yaなにnaniよりyoriもmo思い出すomoidasuのnoはha、アトランタATORANTAでde投票touhyouしshiたtaひとりhitoriのno女性joseiのno物語monogatariですdesu。彼女kanojoはhaほかhokaのno何百万というtoiu人hitoたちtachiとto同様douyouにni、このkono選挙senkyoにni自分jibunのno声koeをwo反映han'eiさsaせよseyoうuとto行列gyouretsuにni並びnarabiましmashiたta。ただtada１つhitotsuだけdake、ほかhokaのno人hitoとto違うchigauことkotoがgaありariますmasu。アンAN・ニクソンNIKUSON・クーパーKUUPAAさんsanはha106歳saiなnaのnoですdesu。
This election had many firsts and many stories that will be told for generations. But one that's on my mind tonight is about a woman who cast her ballot in Atlanta. She's a lot like the millions of others who stood in line to make their voice heard in this election, except for one thing: Ann Nixon Cooper is 106 years old.
アメリカAMERIKAよyo、私watashiたちtachiはhaこんなにもkonnanimo遠くtookuまでmade歩んayunでdeきkiましmashiたta。こんなにもkonnanimoたくさんtakusanのnoことkotoをwo見miてteきkiましmashiたta。しかしshikashiまだまだmadamada、やらyaraなくnakuてteはhaならnaraないnaiことkotoはhaたくさんtakusanありariますmasu。だからdakara今夜kon'yaこのkono夜yoru、改めてaratamete自分jibunにni問いかけtoikakeましょmashoうu。もしもmoshimo自分jibunのno子供kodomoたちtachiがga次tsugiのno世紀seikiをwo目meにniするsuruまでmade生きikiられrareたtaとtoしshiたらtara。もしもmoshimo私watashiのno娘musumeたちtachiがga幸運kouunにniもmo、アンAN・ニクソンNIKUSON・クーパーKUUPAAさんsanとto同じonajiくらいkurai長くnagaku生きikiられrareたtaとtoしshiたらtara。娘musumeたちtachiはha何naniをwo見るmiruのnoでしょdeshoうu？　私watashiたちtachiはhaそれsoreまでmadeにniどれdoreだけdake進歩shinpoできるdekiruのnoでしょdeshoうuかka？
America, we have come so far. We have seen so much. But there is so much more to do. So tonight, let us ask ourselves, if our children should live to see the next century, if my daughters should be so lucky to live as long as Ann Nixon Cooper, what change will they see? What progress will we have made?

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