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すみsumini誰かdarekaga隠れているkakureteiru
Someone is hiding in the corner.
すみsumini座っているsuwatteiruhitohadareですかdesuka
Who is the man sitting in the corner?
スミスSUMISU夫人fujinha喪服mofukuwo着ているkiteiru
Mrs. Smith is in black.
スミスSUMISU夫人fujinha活発にkappatsuniボランティアBORANTEIAno仕事shigotoni従事juujiしているshiteiru
Mrs. Smith is actively engaged in volunteer work.
スミスSUMISU博士hakasehaそのsono問題mondaiに関してnikanshitehaだれdareよりもyorimo詳しいkuwashii
Dr. Smith is the most knowledgeable expert in that subject.
スミスSUMISU先生senseiha彼らkarerani英語eigono発音hatsuonno反復hanpuku練習renshuuwoさせたsaseta
Mr Smith drilled them in English pronunciation.
スミスSUMISU先生senseihaそのsonoクラスKURASUno担任tanninda
Mr. Smith is in charge of the class.
スミスSUMISU先生senseiga学校gakkouwo辞めたらyametaradarega私たちwatashitachinoクラスKURASUwo担当tantouするsurunoだろうdarou
If Smith leaves the school, who will take charge of our class?
スミスSUMISUshino専攻senkouしているshiteiru学問gakumonha経済学keizaigakuですdesu
The study which Mr Smith specializes in is economics.
スミスSUMISU教授kyoujuha英語学eigogakudeha、最高no学者gakushano一人toみとめられているmitomerareteiru
Professor Smith is recognized to be one of the greatest scholars in English philology.
スミスSUMISUha年間nenkan京都kyoutoni住んでいるsundeiru
Mr Smith has lived in Kyoto for three years.
スミスSUMISUnoアプローチAPUROOCHIha接辞setsuji付加fukaというtoiuことkotowo考慮に入れないkouryoniirenaitendeほかhokato非常にhijouni異なっているkotonatteiru
Smith's approach differs greatly from others in that he did not take the affixation into consideration.
スミスSUMISUさんsanha濃霧noumunonakade道に迷ったmichinimayotta
Mr Smith lost his way in the dense fog.
スミスSUMISUさんsanha自分jibunhaニューヨークNYUUYOOKUno生まれumaredato言ったitta
Mr Smith says, "I was born in New York."
スミスSUMISUさんsanha自分jibunhaニューヨークNYUUYOOKUno生まれumaredagatsumahaサンフランシスコSANFURANSHISUKOno生まれumaredato言っているitteiru
Mr Smith says, "I was born in New York, but my wife comes San Francisco."
スミスSUMISUさんsanhakon京都kyoutoni住んでいるsundeiru
Mr. Smith lives in Kyoto now.
スミスSUMISUさんsanhanenmae京都kyoutoni住んでいたsundeita
Mr. Smith lived in Kyoto three years ago.
スミスSUMISUさんsanha自分jibunhaニューヨークNYUUYOOKUno生まれumaredagatsumaha日本nippondato言うiu
Mr Smith says he was born in New York, but that his wife comes from Japan.
スミスSUMISUさんsanno家族kazokuha私のwatashino近くchikakuni住んでいるsundeiru
The Smiths live in my neighborhood.
スミスSUMISUさんsannoためにtameni送別会soubetsukaiga開かれたhirakareta
A farewell party was held for Mr. Smith.
スミスSUMISUさんsangaあまりにもamarinimo早口hayakuchideしゃべるshaberuのでnode言うiuことkotoga聞き取れませんでしたkikitoremasendeshita
Mr. Smith spoke so quickly that I couldn't catch what he said.
スポーツSUPOOTSUha社会生活shakaiseikatsunonakade重要なjuuyouna役割を果たすyakuwariwohatasu
Sports play an important role in social life.
スポーツSUPOOTSUhaからだkaradano調子choushiwoよくするyokusuru
Sports keep us in good shape.
スポーツSUPOOTSUha肉体的nikutaitekiにもnimo精神的seishintekiにもnimohitowo健康kenkouniするsuru
Sports make us healthy in mind as well as in body.
スポーツSUPOOTSUni関心kanshingaありますarimasuka
Do you have any interest in sports?

Words

ならうnarau Inflection

godan ~う verb / transitive:

  • to take lessons in; to be taught; to learn (from a teacher); to study (under a teacher); to get training in
いれるireru Inflection

ichidan verb / transitive:

  • to put in; to let in; to take in; to bring in; to insert; to set (a jewel, etc.); to ink in (e.g. a tattoo)

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