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Yoko avoided answering my question.
洋子は私の質問に答えることを避けた。
The other girls are jealous of Lily because she is extremely pretty.
リリーがとてもかわいいので、他の女子たちは彼女をねたんでいる。
My son is going to leave for France next week.
私の息子は来週フランスへ出発します。
Children are very curious and ask many questions.
子供は好奇心が強いので色々と質問するものだ。
Tom always treats me like a child.
トムはいつも私を子供扱いしてくる。
She is almost as intelligent as an average human child.
平均的な人間の子供とほとんど同じ知能を持っているいる。
Tom has had no interest in other people since he was a child.
トムは子供のころから他人に全く興味がなかった。
She takes pride in her son.
彼女は自分の息子を誇りに思っている。
He distributed his land among his sons.
彼は土地を息子達に分けた。
The kid did a job on my dictionary.
その子供は私の辞書を台無しにした。
Taeko, come on from stage left.
妙子は上手から登場して。
I brought up two children alone.
私はひとりで2人の子供を育てました。
Behave yourself while I'm gone.
留守中いい子でいるんですよ。
In the last analysis, methods don't educate children; people do.
ようするに子供を教育するのは方法ではない。人なのだ。
My mother says that the child's illnesses are phony.
その子の病気はいつも仮病であると母親は言っている。
My son is ashamed of his behavior.
息子は自分のふるまいを恥じている。
My son is tired of hamburgers.
息子はハンバーガーにあきています。
A burnt child fears the fire.
火傷した子は火を怖がる。
Bring your children along.
子供さんを連れてきなさいよ。
By the way, the pastry known as "Shu Cream" in Japan is not known under this name neither in England nor in France. If you ask for a "Shu Cream" in England, you will end up comically receiving shoe shine.
Momoe would often play with me when she was a child.
子供のころ百恵ちゃんはよく私といっしょに遊んだものです。
Atoms are composed of protons, neutrons, and electrons.
原子は陽子・中性子・電子で構成されている。
If the other person does mention his family, then it is perfectly OK to ask about the ages of the children, and if you have children, to compare educational and cultural differences in raising children.