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His ancestors went there from Ireland.
彼の先祖はアイルランドからそこに行った。
Young men and women fought to defend their country.
若者たちは祖国を守るために戦った。
After the initial shock of hearing of her grandfather's death, the girl started to cry.
祖父が死んだという知らせを聞いた時にショックを受けた後、その少女は泣き出した。
I was brought up by my grandmother.
私は祖母に養育された。
My grandmother wears a dress to rags.
祖母は服をボロボロになるまで着る。
My grandmother raised a family of ten.
私の祖母は10人の子供を育てた。
I lost my grandfather to cancer this year.
今年、祖父を末期癌で亡くしました。
My grandfather is very hard to please.
私の祖父は気難しい。
Grandma is three and a half times your age.
祖母の年齢は、あなたの3倍半である。
My grandpa believes that the moon landing was a hoax.
私の祖父は月面着陸は作り話だったと信じている。
His wife now had to take care of his grandfather, not to mention their two children.
彼の妻は今や彼らの2人の子供は言うまでもなく、彼の祖父も面倒を見なければならなかった。
I don't remember my grandmother's face accurately.
私は祖母の顔を正確には覚えていない。
I've heard my grandma's stories so often that I'm heartily sick of them.
お祖母さんの昔話は耳にたこができるほど聞かされた。
He went to see his grandfather off at the station.
彼は駅へ祖父を見送りに言った。
My grandmother likes to weave things.
私の祖母ははたを織るのが好きだ。
I don't remember my grandmother's face exactly.
私は祖母の顔を正確には覚えていない。
My grandmother was pulling up weeds in her backyard.
祖母は裏庭で雑草を抜いていた。
My grandfather keeps early hours.
私の祖父は早寝早起きです。
My grandfather comes from Osaka.
祖父は大阪の出身です。
My grandfather died shortly after my birth.
祖父は私の誕生のすぐ後に死んだ。
My grandmother had an operation in Germany.
私の祖母はドイツで手術を受けた。
She was brought up by her grandmother.
彼女は彼女の祖母に育てられた。
Pretty soon along came to the village some strangely dressed people who called themselves surveyors; and they surveyed a line in front of my grandmother's little house.
In my secondary school days, I was much impressed by how my hospitalised grandfather would often tell the nurses there, "Thank you, I appreciate your help."