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I have a slight fever today.
今日は少し熱がある。
Can you take his place, Leo?
レオさん、明日クリスの変わりに来てもらえないだろうか。
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。
Nikko is situated about seventy five miles north of Tokyo.
日光は東京の北約75マイルの地点にある。
By the way, how many of you keep a diary?
ところであなたがたの中で何人日記をつけていますか。
The day will soon come when man can travel to Mars.
人類が火星に行ける日がやがて来るだろう。
What did you have for today's lunch?
今日のお昼に、何を食べましたか?
I'm going to a training camp tomorrow. However it's not the physical side that I'll be training, but the mental.
明日から強化合宿に入るんですが、強化するのは体力面ではなく、メンタルの部分です。
Tom goes to work every day but Sunday.
トムは日曜日以外の日は毎日仕事に行く。
They haven't fixed a date for their marriage yet.
彼らは結婚式の日取りをまだ決めていない。
Where will you go for the vacation?
あなたは休みの日にどこへ行きますか。
It's been forty years since I began to study Japanese.
私は日本語を学びはじめてから40年になる。
The other day we had a telephone call from a man whose wife was going to have a baby.
先日私たちは、間もなくお子さんが生まれる奥さんをお持ちの男性から電話をいただきました。
He says he's got to get to Vienna the day after tomorrow.
彼は、明後日、ウィーンに行かなければならないと言っています。
We have to put off the game till next Sunday.
試合を次の日曜日に延期しなければなりません。
It is going to rain this afternoon.
今日の午後雨が降りそうだ。
Please feed the dog every day.
犬に毎日えさをあげてください。
I did not read a book yesterday.
私は昨日、本を読みませんでした。
I plan to stay here for three days.
私は3日間、ここに滞在する予定です。
Today, even white-collar workers are confronted with great hardships.
今日では、サラリーマンでさえ大変な苦難に直面している。
Here is a present for your birthday.
これ誕生日のプレゼントなんだ。
I want to know if you will be free tomorrow.
君が明日暇かどうか知りたい。
She saw a tall man yesterday.
彼女は昨日背の高い男の人に会いました。
I do a lot in parallel, therefore i do not only read Akutagawa. At the moment, I am reading more and more in English. I am also reading a bit in German every day.
In Japan you don't pour your own beer; someone else does it for you.
日本では自分でビールを注がずに誰かが注ぐ。
One of the reasons Twitter is popular in Japan is a characteristic of Japanese itself: Japanese uses ideograms which enable it to convey more information in just 140 characters than other languages, not counting Chinese. Incidentally, the Japanese version