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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nipponjinhaアメリカAMERIKAga多民族国家taminzokukokkaであるdearuことkotowo忘れてwasuretehaいけないikenai
Japanese should not forget that America is a multiracial nation.
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nipponjinにもnimo着物kimonowo着るkirunoha大変taihenですdesu
It's very difficult even for a Japanese to put on a kimono.
日本人nipponjinにはniha見知らぬmishiranuhitoto会話kaiwawo始めてhajimeteまだmadaくつろいだkutsuroida気分kibunにならninaraないうちにnaiuchini相手aiteno年齢nenreiya地位chii既婚kikonka未婚mikonkaなどnadono個人的なkojintekina事柄kotogarawo知りshiriたがるtagaru傾向keikougaあるaru
There is a tendency for Japanese to want to know a certain amount of personal information about someone such as age, position and whether they are married or not, before they feel comfortable talking with a stranger.
日本人nipponjinto中国人chuugokujinwo見分けるmiwakerunohaいつもitsumoやさしいyasashiiとは限らないtohakagiranai
It is not always easy to distinguish the Japanese from the Chinese.
日本人nipponjintoアメリカ人AMERIKAjintono重要なjuuyouna違いchigaino一つhitotsuha日本人nipponjinga安全なanzenna人生jinseinoコースKOOSUwo選ぶerabu傾向keikougaあるarunoに対してnitaishiteアメリカ人AMERIKAjinha人生jinseiwo探求tankyuushiそれsoreni挑戦chousenshiたがるtagaruことkotoであるdearu
One of the important differences between Japanese and Americans is that Japanese tend to choose a safe course in life, while Americans choose to explore and challenge life.
日本人nipponjinde英語eigowoうまくumaku使えるtsukaeruhitohaほとんどhotondoいませんimasen
Few Japanese can use English well.
日本人nipponjinでもdemo日本語nihongowo話すhanasuときtoki間違いmachigaiwoするsuruことがあるkotogaaru
Even Japanese can make mistakes when they speak Japanese.
日本人nipponjinga働き者hatarakimonodatoいうiuことkotowo我々warewarehaよくyoku耳にするmiminisuru
We often hear it said that the Japanese are good workers.
日本人nipponjinga英語eigowo流ちょうにryuuchouni話すhanasunoha難しいmuzukashii
It is difficult for Japanese people to speak English fluently.
日本人nipponjinga英語eigowoしゃべるshaberu場合baaiパーティーPAATEIIとかtoka少人数のshouninzuuno気さくなkisakuna集まりatsumariなどnadodeno形式張らないkeishikiharanai会話kaiwani対応taiouするsurunoga困難konnanであるdearuことkotogaよくあるyokuaru
Japanese speakers of English often have difficulty in dealing with informal conversation, such as at parties or in small informal groups.
日本人nipponjingaなぜnaze他人taninto違うchigau行動koudouwoとるtoruことkotowo難しいmuzukashiito思うomoukatoいうiuことkotoにはnihaいくつかのikutsukano理由riyuugaあるaru
There are some reasons why the Japanese find it hard to act unlike others.
日本酒nipponshuwo飲むnomutoいつでもitsudemo頭痛zutsuugaするsuru
Whenever I drink sake, I get a headache.
日本史nipponshiwo勉強するbenkyousuruためにtameni私たちwatashitachiha博物館hakubutsukanhe行ったitta
We went to the museum to study Japanese history.
日本国民nipponkokuminha戦争sensouwo放棄houkiしているshiteiru
The Japanese people have renounced war.
日本国憲法nipponkokukenpouwo読んだyondaことがありますkotogaarimasuka
Have you ever read the Constitution of Japan?
日本nippon行きikino費用hiyouwo大学daigakuga出してdashiteくれたkureta
The university paid my way to Japan.
日本語nihongowo話せるhanaseruhitohaいますimasuka
Does someone here speak Japanese?
日本語nihongowo話せるhanaseruアメリカ人AMERIKAjinga大勢taiseiいるiru
There are many Americans who can speak Japanese.
日本語nihongowo話せるhanaseruアメリカ人AMERIKAjingaたくさんtakusanいるiru
There are many Americans who can speak Japanese.
日本語nihongowo話すhanasuスチュワーデスSUCHUWAADESUhaいるiruka
Is there a Japanese-speaking stewardess?
日本語nihongowo話すhanasuことkotohawatashiにはnihaやさしいyasashii
Speaking Japanese is easy for me.

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