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日本人nipponjinha社会生活shakaiseikatsuni関する限り関surukagiriよくyoku訓練kunrenされていないsareteinai
The Japanese are not well trained, so far as social life is concerned.
日本人nipponjinha自分jibunたちtachiga言われているiwareteiruほどhodo金持ちkanemochidatoha認めmitomeたがらないtagaranai
The Japanese hesitate to regard themselves as being as rich as they are said to be.
日本人nipponjinha自然とshizento調和chouwaしてshite暮らすkurasu
The Japanese live in harmony with nature.
日本人nipponjinha個人kojinよりもyorimoグループGURUUPUya組織soshikinohouによりniyori多くookuno注意chuuiwo払うharau
The Japanese pay more attention to the group or the organization than to the individual.
日本人nipponjinha勤勉なkinbenna国民kokuminda
The Japanese are an industrious people.
日本人nipponjinha感情kanjouに対してnitaishiteあまりにもamarinimo過敏kabinda
The Japanese are too sensitive about feelings.
日本人nipponjinha概してgaishite時間を守らないjikanwomamoranai
The Japanese are not punctual as a rule.
日本人nipponjinha円錐形のensuigatanoyama富士山fujisanwo誇りhokoriniしているshiteiru
The Japanese pride themselves on Mt. Fuji, a cone-shaped mountain.
日本人nipponjinha一般にippanni非常にhijouni勤勉kinbenであるdearuto考えられているkangaerareteiru
The Japanese are generally considered to be very industrious.
日本人nipponjinha一日ni少なくともsukunakutomo一度hakomewo食べるtaberu
The Japanese eat rice at least once a day.
日本人nipponjinha以前izenha主にomonikomewo主食shushokuとしていたtoshiteita
The Japanese used to live mainly on rice.
日本人nipponjinhaよくyoku働くhataraku国民kokuminですdesu
The Japanese are an industrious people.
日本人nipponjinhaヨーロッパ人YOOROPPAjinto比較hikakuするsuruto時間jikanwo厳守genshuしないshinai
The Japanese are not punctual compared with the Europeans.
日本人nipponjinhaものmonono見方mikataga内向的naikoutekiであるdearuとかtoka国際kokusaiseiga不十分fujuubunであるdearuto言ってitte非難hinanされるsareruことkotoga多いooi
The Japanese are often criticized for being inward looking and insufficiently international in their outlook.
日本人nipponjinhaこのkono年間nenkan西洋seiyouno考え方kangaekata感じkanjikatawo学びとろうmanabitorouとしてtoshiteきたkita
The Japanese have tried to learn the Western way of thinking and feeling for the past hundred years.
日本人nipponjinhaグループGURUUPUwo作りtsukuri一緒にisshoni行動koudouするsuru傾向keikougaあるaru
The Japanese make a group and tend to act together.
日本人nipponjinhaイギリス人IGIRISUjinよりyori牛肉gyuunikuwo食べるtaberu
The Japanese eat more beef than the British do.
日本人nipponjinhaアメリカ人AMERIKAjinのようにnoyounihaクリスマスKURISUMASUwo祝わないiwawanaiそうだsouda
It is said that Japanese people don't celebrate Christmas the way Americans do.
日本人nipponjinha1941nen12月juunigatsu7日パールハーバーPAARUHAABAAwo襲撃shuugekiしたshita
The Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941.
日本人nipponjinha自分jibunto自分jibunno属しているzokushiteiru集団shuudanwo同じonajiものmonoto考えkangaeがちgachida
The Japanese tend to identify themselves with the group they belong to.
日本人nipponjinno民族的minzokuteki特性tokuseihananidato思いますomoimasuka
What do you think are the racial traits of the Japanese?
日本人nipponjinno平均寿命heikinjumyouha大いにooini伸びたnobita
The average life span of the Japanese has lengthened to a great extent.
日本人nipponjinno半数hansuuhaストレスSUTORESUno多いooi生活seikatsuwoしているshiteiru
Half of the Japanese people lead stressful lives.
日本人nipponjinnonakaにはniha無作法busahouniみえるmieruto言ってitteいいiiほどにhodoni内気なuchikinahitogaいるiru
Some Japanese are shy even to the point of appearing rude.
日本人nipponjinnonakaにはniha自分jibuntachinokuniga外国人gaikokujinnomeniどうdou映るutsurunoka気にするkinisurumonogaいるiru
Some Japanese are concerned about how their country looks in the eyes of foreigners.

Words

たてtate

noun:

  • the vertical; height

noun / ~の noun:

  • vertical (relationship); hierarchy

noun:

ついたちtsuitachiいっぴippiついたちtsuitachiついたちtsuitachiさくじつsakujitsuついたちtsuitachi

noun:

  • first day of the month - usu. 一日 or 1日

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