How to say to start working in Japanese

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Example Sentences

薬kusuri をwo 飲みnomi 始めるhajimeru とto、すぐにsuguni 痛みitami などnado のno 症状shoujou はha とれてtorete きますkimasu がga、すぐにsuguni 潰瘍kaiyou がga なおるnaoru わけではありませんwakedehaarimasen。: When you start taking medicine it begins working on symptoms, like pain, right away, but that doesn't mean that the ulcer heals right away.
一度に一doniあまりamari たくさんtakusan のno ことkoto にni 手を出すtewodasu とto、どこdoko からkara 始めてhajimete よいyoi かka、わからないwakaranai ものmono だda。: When one has too many irons in the fire, he doesn't know where to start working.
大統領daitouryou のno 職shoku をwo 目指しmezashi たta 人hito たちtachi のno 中naka でde、私watashi はha 常にtsuneni 決してkesshite 有力yuuryoku 候補kouho でde はha なかっnaka たta。最初saisho からkara たくさんtakusan のno 資金shikin がga あっa たta わけwake でde もmo なけれnakere ばba、大勢taisei のno 後援kouen をwo 受けuke てte いi たta わけwake でde もmo ありari ませmase んn。私watashi たちtachi のno 選挙senkyo 戦sen はha ワシントンWASHINTON のno 広間hiroma でde 始まっhajima たta わけwake でde はha ないnai。このkono 選挙senkyo 戦sen はha（アイオワAIOWA 州shuu）デモDEMO インIN のno 裏庭uraniwa でde 始まっhajima たta。（ニューハンプシャーNYUUHANPUSHAA 州shuu）コンKON コードKOODO のno 居間ima でde 始まっhajima たta。（サウスカロライナSAUSUKARORAINA 州shuu）チャールストン)CHAARUSUTONのno 玄関genkan ポーチPOOCHI でde 始まっhajima たta のno ですdesu。このkono 選挙senkyo 戦sen はha 働くhataraku 人hito たちtachi がga なけなしnakenashi のno 貯金chokin をwo はたいhatai てte、5ドルDORU やya10ドルDORU、20ドルDORU をwo 提供teikyou しshi てte、そうsou やっya てte 築き上げkizukiage てte いっi たta ものmono ですdesu。: I was never the likeliest candidate for this office. We didn't start with much money or many endorsements. Our campaign was not hatched in the halls of Washington. It began in the backyards of Des Moines, and the living rooms of Concord, and the front porches of Charleston. It was built by working men and women who dug into what little savings they had to give $5 and $10 and $20 to the cause.

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