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Generally speaking, the climate of Japan is mild.
一般的に言って、日本の気候は温暖である。
The point of true mutual understanding has not yet been reached between Japan and China.
中日間は本当にお互いを知り合うところまでは到達していない。
I read a newspaper every day so that I may keep up with the time.
私は時代に遅れないように、毎日新聞を読む。
This kind of dog exists only in Japan.
この種の犬は日本だけにいる。
It's supposed to snow tomorrow.
明日雪が降るはずです。
Do you deliver on Sundays?
日曜日に配達していただけますか。
In Paris and elsewhere, in the summer, husbands send their wives and children somewhere to escape the heat and they customarily leave to visit them on Saturday evening until Sunday.
You're an arrogant dirty foreigner who claims your dictionary is correct even though you don't understand the nuances of Japanese.
日本語のニュアンスが分からないくせに、自分の辞書のほうが正しいと言い張る傲慢な毛唐だ。
We've got to get up early tomorrow. We're going on a picnic.
明日は早起きしなければならない。ピクニックにいくのだから。
Ten years ago the ward office gave us ballpoint pens on the Coming of Age Day.
10年前の成人の日に区役所からボールペンをもらった。
This ticket holds good only for two days after purchase.
この切符は購入後2日のみ有効である。
I spent a whole day in cleaning up my room.
まる一日かけて部屋を掃除した。
It is hot today.
今日は暑い。
Generally speaking, the climate of Japan is mild.
一般的に言えば、日本の気候は温和だ。
Tom is coming to our school tomorrow.
トムは明日本校へ来る。
My father is busy as a bee every day.
私の父は毎日とても忙しい。
The stock price index was off 200 points yesterday.
株価指数は昨日200ポイント下げた。
Someone called on her yesterday.
昨日、誰かが彼女を訪ねてきた。
This cook cooks different meals every day.
その料理人は毎日違う料理を拵える。
Nothing is so pleasant as going on a picnic on a fine day.
晴れた日にはピクニックに行くほど楽しいことはない。
I exercise every day.
ぼくは毎日、体操をします。
"Don't you think that people from English-speaking countries earn an unreasonable amount from the English language industry? Since I'm Japanese, I'd like to use materials exclusively made by Japanese people." "But you know, you can't really tell if the En