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たくさんtakusannohitogaretsuwoつくってtsukutte待っていたmatteita
Many people were waiting in line.
ところでtokorode何人no子どもkodomoga行くikuのですnodesuka
By the way, how many kids are going?
それゆえsoreyue今日kyou使われたtsukawaretaいるiru鉄道tetsudou路線rosenha様々なsamazamana理由riyuudeいろいろiroirona時代jidaini到達toutatsuしたshita一連ichirenno決定ketteino産物sanbutsuなのであるnanodearu
A piece of railway in use today is therefore the product of a long series of decisions reached on many different grounds, at different times.
kareha外国gaikokuni長年naganen住んでいたsundeita
He lived abroad for many years.
watashihaこのkonohakonoなかnakaniたくさんtakusannoコインKOINwo持っているmotteiru
I have many coins in this box.
我々warewarehaそれほどsorehodoお金okanemo多くookuなくnaku支持shijimoないnaiところtokoroからkara始まっhajimata
We didn't start with much money or many endorsements.
watashiga大統領daitouryouとしてtoshite行っokonata決定ketteiya政策seisakuni賛成sanseiしよshiyoutoshiないnai人間ningenmoたくさんtakusanいるiruだろdarou
There are many who won't agree with every decision or policy I make as president.
このkono選挙senkyoha多くookunohatsugaありarinani世代sedaini渡っwatate語り継がkataritsugaれるreru物語monogatarigaあっata
This election had many firsts and many stories that will be told for generations.
tsukuenoueni雑誌zasshigasatsuありariますmasuka
How many magazines are on the desk?
龍安寺ryuuanjinoiwahako見えるmieruno
How many rocks can you see at Ryoanji?
watashiたちtachihaimaまでmadeあまりにamarinimo長いnagaiことkotoあれarehaできdekiないnaiこれkorehaできdekiないnaito言わiwaretekiましmashita可能kanouseiwo疑うutagauようyouシニカルSHINIKARUni恐れosorewo抱いdaite疑うutagauようyouni言わiware続けtsuzuketekiましmashitaけれどもkeredomowatashiたちtachiha今夜kon'yaアメリカAMERIKAni答えkotaewoもらっmorataおかげokagedetewo伸ばすnobasuことkotogaできdekitanoですdesu歴史rekishiwo自分jibunたちtachinoteni握るnigiruためtameよりyori良いyoi日々hibiheno希望kibouni向けmukete自分jibunたちtachinotede歴史rekishiwo変えるkaeruためtameni
It's the answer that led those who've been told for so long, by so many, to be cynical and fearful and doubtful about what we can achieve, to put their hands on the arc of history and bend it once more toward the hope of a better day.
このkonokunigamitaことkotomoないnaiほどhodonodai行列gyouretsuga今日kyouあちこちachikochino学校gakkouya教会kyoukaino周りmawarini伸びnobiteiましmashita並んnarandahitoたちtachiha時間jikanmo時間jikanmo待っmateitahitoによってniyotteha生まれumarete初めてhajimeteno経験keikenでしdeshita今度kondoこそkosoha違うchigauto信じshinjitaからkara今度kondoこそkoso自分jibunたちtachinokoega違うchigau結果kekkawo作り出せるtsukuridaseruto信じshinjitaからkaraだからdakaraみんなminna並んnarandanoですdesuそしてsoshiteそうsouやっyate並んnarandahitoたちtachiga今夜kon'ya疑りutaguri深いbukaihitoたちtachini答えkotaewo示しshimeshitanoですdesu
It's the answer told by lines that stretched around schools and churches, in numbers this nation has never seen. By people who waited three hours and four hours, many for the first time in their lives, because they believed that this time must be different, that their voices could be that difference.
大統領daitouryounoshokuwo目指しmezashitahitoたちtachinonakadewatashiha常にtsuneni決してkesshite有力yuuryoku候補kouhodehaなかっnakata最初saishoからkaraたくさんtakusanno資金shikingaあっataわけwakedemoなけれnakereba大勢taiseino後援kouenwo受けuketeitaわけwakedemoありariませmasenwatashiたちtachino選挙senkyosenhaワシントンWASHINTONno広間hiromade始まっhajimataわけwakedehaないnaiこのkono選挙senkyosenhaアイオワAIOWAshuuデモDEMOインINno裏庭uraniwade始まっhajimata。(ニューハンプシャーNYUUHANPUSHAAshuuコンKONコードKOODOno居間imade始まっhajimata。(サウスカロライナSAUSUKARORAINAshuu)チャールストン)CHAARUSUTONno玄関genkanポーチPOOCHIde始まっhajimatanoですdesuこのkono選挙senkyosenha働くhatarakuhitoたちtachigaなけなしnakenashino貯金chokinwoはたいhataite、5ドルDORUya10ドルDORU、20ドルDORUwo提供teikyoushiteそうsouやっyate築き上げkizukiageteいっita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.
これからkorekarasaki挫折zasetsumoあれarebaフライングFURAINGUmoあるaruでしょdeshouwatashigaこれからkorekara大統領daitouryouとしてtoshite下すkudasu全てsubeteno決定ketteiyaすべてsubeteno政策seisakuni賛成sanseiできdekiないnaihitohaたくさんtakusanいるiruでしょdeshouそしてsoshite政府seifugaすべてsubeteno問題mondaiwo解決kaiketsuできるdekiruわけwakedehaないnaitowatashiたちtachiha承知shouchishiteiますmasu
There will be setbacks and false starts. There are many who won't agree with every decision or policy I make as president. And we know the government can't solve every problem.
今回konkaino選挙senkyoniha色々iroirona史上shijouhatsugaありariこれからkorekaranani世代sedainimoわたっwatate語り継がkataritsugaれるreruいろいろiroirona物語monogatarigaありariましmashitaけれどもkeredomowatashiga今夜kon'yaなにnaniよりyorimo思い出すomoidasunohaアトランタATORANTAde投票touhyoushitaひとりhitorino女性joseino物語monogatariですdesu彼女kanojohaほかhokano何百万というtoiuhitoたちtachito同様douyouniこのkono選挙senkyoni自分jibunnokoewo反映han'eisaせよseyouto行列gyouretsuni並びnarabiましmashitaただtada1つhitotsuだけdakeほかhokanohitoto違うchigauことkotogaありariますmasuアンANニクソンNIKUSONクーパーKUUPAAさんsanha106sainano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.
そのsono問いかけtoikakeni答えるkotaeruチャンスCHANSUwoimawatashiたちtachihatenishiましmashitaimaこのkonotokiこそkosogawatashiたちtachino瞬間shunkanですdesuimaこのkonotokiniこそkosowatashiたちtachiha人々hitobitogaまたmata仕事shigotoniつけるtsukeruようyounishiなくnakutehaなりnariませmasen子供kodomoたちtachinoためtameniチャンスCHANSUnotobirawo開かhirakaなくnakutehaなりnariませmasen繁栄han'eiwo取り戻しtorimodoshi平和heiwawo推進suishinshiなくnakutehaなりnariませmasenimaこのkonotokiniこそkosoアメリカAMERIKAnoyumewo取り戻しtorimodoshi基本kihontekina真理shinriwosai確認kakuninshiなくnakutehaなりnariませmasen大勢taiseinonakaniあっatewatashiたちtachihaひとつhitotsunanodatoikiwoshi続けるtsuzukeru限りkagiriwatashiたちtachiha希望kibouwoもちmochi続けるtsuzukerunodatoそしてsoshite疑りutaguri深くfukaku悲観hikanshi否定hiteiするsurukoeに対してnitaishitehaそんなsonnaことkotoできdekiないnaiというtoiuhitoたちtachiに対してnitaishitehaひとつhitotsu国民kokuminnotamashiiwo端的tantekini象徴shouchouするsuruあのano不朽fukyuuno信条shinjoudeもっmote必ずやkanarazuyaこうkou答えkotaeましょmashou
This is our chance to answer that call. This is our moment. This is our time, to put our people back to work and open doors of opportunity for our kids; to restore prosperity and promote the cause of peace; to reclaim the American dream and reaffirm that fundamental truth, that out of many, we are one; that while we breathe, we hope. And where we are met with cynicism and doubt and those who tell us that we can't, we will respond with that timeless creed that sums up the spirit of a people.
自分jibunnomaeniいっぱいippaitekigaあらわれarawaretatoki振り返っfurikaete見るmirugaいいii味方mikataだってdatteいっぱいippaiいるiruものmonoda
When many enemies appear in front of you, look back, you have many allies as well.
karehachichito同じくonajikuたくさんtakusannohonwo持っているmotteiru
Like his father, he has many books.
kareha国民kokuminto約束yakusokuしたshitaことkotowo実行jikkouするsuruことkotowo強調kyouchouしたshitagakareha多くookuno約束yakusokuwo守っていないmamotteinai
He emphasised carrying out promises made to the people, but he failed to uphold many commitments.
日本nipponde全部zenbuno雑誌zasshino発行hakkou部数busuuhaどのdonoぐらいguraiでしょdeshouka
How many copies of magazines are being printed in Japan across all Japanese magazines?
からだkaradanihakokoroto同じonajiくらいkuraiたくさんtakusanno過去kakono記憶kiokuya感情kanjouga蓄積chikusekisareteいるiru
Just as many memories of the past and feelings are stored up in the body as in the spirit.
マルチブートMARUCHIBUUTO環境kankyounoPCdeha搭載tousaiOSto同数dousuunoライセンスRAISENSUga必要hitsuyouですdesuka
Do you need as many licenses as you have operating systems installed in a multi-boot PC?
通常tsuujounoフライトFURAITOマイルMAIRUto同数dousuunoボーナスBOONASUマイルMAIRUwoプレゼントPUREZENTO
We'll give you as many bonus miles as the normal air miles!
koiha多くooku人生jinseino苦痛kutsuuwo包むtsutsumuオブラートOBURAATOなりnari
Love is a pill made from a great many people's sufferings.
トマTOMAさんsanha小学生shougakusei向けmukenohonga読めるyomeruぐらいgurai漢字kanjiwoたくさんtakusan覚えoboeteiますmasu
Tom has memorised so many kanji that he can read books for primary school children.

Words

いくつikutsu

adverb:

  • how many?
おおいooi Inflection

adjective:

  • many; numerous; a lot

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