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And while she's no longer with us, I know my grandmother's watching, along with the family that made me who I am. I miss them tonight. I know that my debt to them is beyond measure. To my sister Maya, my sister Alma, all my other brothers and sisters, tha
Grandmother looks after the children during the day.
昼間は祖母が子供の面倒を見てくれます。
My grandmother was sent to a hospital in Germany.
私の祖母はドイツの病院に送られた。
The flag of his fatherland brought tears to his eyes.
祖国の旗を見ると彼は目に涙が浮かんだ。
If you engage in espionage for a foreign power, you are selling your country down the river.
外国勢力に加担するスパイ活動にたずさわるならば、あなたは祖国を裏切ることになる。
My grandfather has made me what I am.
祖父が私を今日の私にしてくれた。
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。
My grandmother is hard of hearing. In other words she is slightly deaf.
祖母は耳が遠い、つまり、耳が少し不自由なのだ。
We named my son after my grandfather.
我々は祖父の名前を息子に名付けた。
My grandfather has lived in Kyoto for over 50 years, so he knows his way about.
祖父は京都に５０年以上も住んでいるので、京都の地理に明るい。
It's been ten years since my grandfather died.
祖父が死んで１０年になります。
My grandfather likes looking at colorful carp in the pond on a fine day.
祖父は、晴れた日に池のいろどりの鯉を眺めているのが好きです。
I visit my grandmother twice a week.
私は週に２回祖母に会いに行く。
My grandmother is in sound health and lives alone.
私の祖母は健康で、一人暮らしをしている。
My grandfather's picture is on the wall.
私の祖父の写真が壁にかかっている。
The old woman was snugly sitting on a cushion.
お祖母さんが座布団の上にちんまりとすわっていました。
He was brought up by her grandmother.
彼は祖母によって育てられた。
My grandfather always sits in this chair.
祖父はいつもこの椅子に座る。
My grandfather is planning to retire the year after next.
祖父は、再来年引退する予定です。
Young as she was, she devotedly attended on her sick grandmother.
若かったけれども彼女は献身的に病気の祖母の世話をした。
My grandmother paid my way to Boston.
祖母がボストンへ行くお金を出してくれた。
My grandmother is always complaining of the cold.
祖母はいつも寒い寒いと言って不平を言っています。
Grandmother is bent double with age.
祖母は老齢で腰がくの字に曲がっている。
My grandmother can't see very well.
祖母はあまりよく目が見えない。
My grandmother likes to weave things.
私の祖母ははたを織るのが好きだ。
Our ancestors knew how to read the stars.
我々の先祖は星の読み方を知っていた。
They fought in defense of their country.
彼らは祖国を守るために戦った。
When he openly declared he would marry Pablo, he almost gave his grandmother a heart attack and made his aunt's eyes burst out of their sockets; however, his little sister beamed with pride.
Sarah gets very bored listening to her grandparents rambling on about old times.
サラは祖父母が昔話をくどくどとしゃべるのを聞くとうんざりする。
My family came to live in Tokyo in my great-grandfather's time.
曾祖父の代から東京に住んでいます。
As is often the case with old people, my grandfather keeps early hours.
年配の人にはよくあることですが、祖父は早寝早起きをします。
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.
My grandfather would often read and study at this desk.
祖父はよくこの机で読書や勉強をしたものでした。
My grandmother raised a family of ten.
私の祖母は１０人の子供を育てた。
Grandmother's ashes are in an urn at the temple.
祖母の遺灰は寺院に置かれた骨壷に入っている。
The father of a father is a grandfather, a grandfather's father is a great-grandfather, a great-grandfather's father is a great-great-grandfather, but no word has been decided upon for the generations before great-great-grandfather.
父の父は祖父、祖父の父は曽祖父、曽祖父の父は高祖父だが、高祖父より前の世代の呼称は決まっていない。
Japan is, as it were, his second home.
日本は、いわば、彼の第２の祖国だ。
My grandfather likes looking at colorful carp in the pond on a fine day.
私の祖父は晴れた日に池の色とりどりの鯉を眺めているのが好きです。
My grandfather is fond of taking a walk early in the morning.
私の祖父は早朝、散歩するのが好きです。
My grandfather on my mother's side is celebrating his 60th birthday tomorrow.
明日は母方の祖父の還暦祝いをする。
Both his grandfathers are dead.
彼の祖父は２人ともなくなっている。
I was born the year my grandfather died.
私は祖父が死んだ年に生まれた。
In my grandmother's lifetime, both telephones and computers have become commonplace.
祖母が生きているうちに、電話もコンピューターも一般的なものとなった。
I will call my grandmother to see whether or not she needs anything.
お祖母さんに何かがいるかどうかと聞くために電話をします。
We should respect our ancestors.
私たちは祖先をうやまうべきだ。
My grandmother used to say that she would live to be a hundred, but she died at the age of 85.
私の祖母は、口癖のように１００歳まで生きると言っていましたが、８５歳で亡くなりました。
My grandfather tells us about old things.
祖父は昔の話をしてくれます。
My grandfather nodded and smiled at me.
祖父は私に向かってうなずき、微笑みかけた。
My grandfather gave me a birthday present.
祖父は私に誕生日の贈り物をくれた。
My grandmother has become old.
祖母もすっかり歳をとった。
My grandfather lived to be ninety-nine years old.
祖父は９９歳まで生きた。
It is over ten years since she last went back to her country.
彼女が最後に祖国へ帰ってから１０年以上になる。
He betrayed his country.
彼は祖国を裏切った。
We named him Thomas after his grandfather.
祖父にちなんで彼をトーマスとなづけた。
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。
The little girl was left in her grandmother's care.
その少女は祖母の世話にまかされた。
He reminds me of my grandfather.
彼を見ると祖父を思い出します。
My grandmother is the oldest in this town.
祖母はこの町で最高齢です。
My grandfather has snowy white hair.
祖父は雪のような白い髪です。
My grandmother is still very active at eighty-five.
私の祖母は８５歳でまだとても活動的だ。
My grandfather was killed in World War II.
私の祖父は第二次世界対戦で戦死しました。
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。
My grandfather comes from Osaka.
祖父は大阪の出身です。
Everybody loves his country.
誰でも自分の祖国を愛している。
Grandmother believes that Chinese medicines are the best.
祖母は漢方薬が一番いいと信じている。
My grandmother on my mother's side lives in Osaka.
母方の祖母は大阪に住んでいる。
My grandmother wears a dress to rags.
祖母は服をボロボロになるまで着る。
This monument is dedicated to the soldiers who gave their lives to their country.
この記念碑は祖国に命を捧げた兵士を祭っている。
My grandfather wants to live quietly for the rest of his life.
祖父は静かな余生を送りたいと思っている。
My grandmother has got old.
祖母もすっかり歳をとった。
It is ten years since my grandfather died.
祖父が死んで１０年になります。
My grandmother never changed her style of living.
祖母は少しも生活様式を変えなかった。
Grandma is three and a half times your age.
祖母はあなたの3.5倍の歳。
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."
