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もしmoshijiniiewo出ていたらdeteitara時間どおりにjikandoorini到着touchakuできたdekitaだろうdarou
Had we left home at seven, we could have arrived on time.
もうmou遅くosokuなったnattaからkara私たちwatashitachihaieni帰らkaeraなければならないnakerebanaranai
Seeing that it is late, we should go home.
もう少しmousukoshi早くhayakuiewo出ていたdeteitaならばnarabaあのano電車denshani間に合ったmaniattaのにnoni
If you had left home a little earlier you would have been in time.
もうmouiehe帰ってkaettemoいいiiですかdesuka
Can I go home now?
もうmouieni帰りkaeriなさいnasai
Go home now.
もうmouieni帰ってkaettemoよいyoiですかdesuka
May I go home now?
もうmouieni帰ったkaettaほうがいいhougaiiyo
You'd better go back home now.
もうmouamegaやんだyandaからkara私たちwatashitachihaieni帰れますkaeremasu
Now that it has stopped raining, we can go home.
もうmou一杯ippai飲もうnomouそうしたらsoushitaraieまでmade送ってokutteいくikuyo
Let's have one more drink, and then I'll take you back home.
もうmouどこもdokomoうるurusaすぎてsugiteienonakadeha勉強benkyouできないdekinai
I can't study anywhere in my house. It's too noisy.
もうmouあなたanatano仕事shigotowo終わったowattanoだからdakara自由にjiyuuniiehe帰ってkaettemoよいyoi
Now that you have finished your job, you are free to go home.
もうmoufun早くhayakuiewo出ていればdeteirebaよかったyokattaのだnodaga
If only I had left home five minutes earlier.
メアリーMEARIIga子供の頃kodomonokoro彼女のkanojonoiehaとてもtotemo貧乏binbouだったdatta
When Mary was a child, her family was very poor.
マリリンMARIRINga住んでいるsundeiru新しいatarashiiiewo見たmitaことがありますkotogaarimasuka
Have you seen the new house that Marilyn lives in?
まもなくmamonaku屋根yaneno赤いakaiiega見えたmieta
Soon we saw a house whose roof was red.
まともなmatomonaieni住んだらsundaraどうdou
Why don't you get yourself a decent house?
まともなmatomonaieni住みsumiたいtai
I'd like to live in a decent house.
まだmada住所juushoha決まっていませんkimatteimasenのでnode友達tomodachinoieniしばらくshibaraku泊まりますtomarimasu
I don't know my address yet, I'm going to stay with my friend for a while.
またmata多くookunoiega損害songaiwo受けましたukemashitaよくyoku町中machinakademadoga壊されたkowasaretaのですnodesu
Also, a lot of houses were damaged; windows were often broken throughout the town.
ますますmasumasu多くookunoiegaコンクリートKONKURIITOde作られるtsukurareruようになりyouninariコンクリートKONKURIITOnoieha木造のmokuzouno家屋kaokuほどhodo簡単kantanにはniha燃えないmoenaiためtame火事kajihaimaha以前izenほどhodo恐ろしいosoroshiiものmonodehaなくなっているnakunatteiru
Fires are less frightening today than they once were, because more and more houses are built of concrete, and concrete houses do not burn as easily as the old wooden ones.
まさしくmasashikuイギリスIGIRISUto事情jijouha同じonajideiewo買うkauことkotoha可能kanouであったdeattaただしtadashi自分jibunga気に入ったkiniittaiewo手頃なtegorona値段nedande買うkauというtoiu考えkangaewo捨てればsuterebaというtoiu条件joukenga付くtsukunoであったdeatta
It was quite possible to buy a house, just as it is in England, provided one gives up the idea of buying a home one likes, and at a reasonable price.
まさかmasakaあれareha私たちwatashitachino探しているsagashiteiruieじゃないjanaiだろうdarou
That wouldn't be the house we're looking for, surely.
マイクMAIKUnoiedeno仕事shigotohamadowoきれいkireiniするsuruことkotoであるdearu
Mike's job at home is cleaning the windows.
マイクMAIKUgaジェーンJEENnoieni行ったittaときtoki彼女kanojoha眠っていたnemutteita
When Mike went to Jane's house, she was sleeping.
ボブBOBUhamadoからkaraieni入ったhaitta
Bob entered the house through a window.

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