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I met him at the barber's.
理髪店で彼に会った。
The store closes at seven.
店は7時に閉まる。
There is nothing to be had at that store.
あの店ではもう買う物がなにもない。
The true gifts of Christmas are love and peace. You cannot buy them in a store.
クリスマスの真の贈り物は愛と平和。お店では買えません。
"Clean up in front of the shop first." "OK!" "Sprinkle some water out there too."
「とりあえず店の前、掃除しといてくれ」「了解!」「打ち水も頼む」
What time does it close?
何時閉店ですか。
There were no customers, so we closed the shop early.
お客さんが一人もいなかったので、私たちは早く閉店しました。
This store is operated on a cash basis.
この店は現金取り引きが原則です。
The store is having a sale on summer goods.
あの店では今夏物の特売中です。
There were no customers, so we closed the shop earlier.
客がいなかったので店を早仕舞いにした。
There's a coffee shop in front of the station.
駅の前に喫茶店があります。
I can't afford to shop at such an expensive store.
私にはそんな高い店で買い物をする余裕はない。
I suggest you should do away with this shop.
この店は閉店したほうがいいと思います。
You can get it at a bookstore.
書店で手に入ります。
We meet sometimes at the shop.
私達は、時々店で会う。
She took the tablecloths to the laundry.
彼女はテーブルクロスをクリーニング店まで持って行った。
Is this store open on Sundays?
この店は日曜日にやっていますか。
What time did you shut the shop?
店を何時に閉めましたか。
In many shops and businesses discounts are now given to senior citizens.
今では多くの店や社会で、割引が老人に与えられている。
The retro feel of this cafe is a hit with young people.
この喫茶店は、独特のレトロさが若者にうけている。
There is a coffee shop over there.
あそこに喫茶店があります。
It is usually at the coffee shop that I meet him.
私が彼と会うのは、たいていその喫茶店だ。
I bought that record in this store.
あのレコードはこの店で買った。
He bought a number of books at the bookstore.
彼は書店で数冊の本を買った。
Nutella is not very well known in Japan. However, in America and Europe it's a popular spread and various sized jars of Nutella may be seen lined up inside many grocery stores and supermarkets.