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How soon can I have my shoes mended?
靴はいつまでに直してもらえますか。
Shoes are sold in pairs.
靴は一足単位で売っている。
I had my shoes cleaned.
私は靴を磨いてもらった。
I got my shoes wet.
私は靴をぬらした。
Your shoes are here.
君の靴はここにある。
Tom can't tie his own shoes.
トムは自分で靴ひもを結べない。
I bought a pair of shoes.
私は靴を一足買った。
Tom doesn't know how to tie his shoelaces.
トムは靴ひもの結び方を知らない。
Tom can't tie his shoelaces by himself.
トムは自分で靴ひもを結べない。
These shoes are so tight that I can't put them on.
この靴はとてもきつくてはけない。
The red shoes clash with this green shirt.
赤い靴にこの緑のシャツとは似合わない。
While she was running after the naughty boy, one of her shoes came off.
いたずらっ子を追いかけているうちに彼女の靴が片方脱げた。
My socks are in need of mending.
私の靴下は繕いが必要だ。
I will have him mend my shoes.
彼に靴を修理させよう。
Take off your socks, please.
靴下はお脱ぎください。
Tom doesn't know how to tie his shoes.
トムは靴ひもの結び方を知らない。
You don't need to take your shoes off.
君は靴を脱ぐには及ばない。
Which shoes are you going to put on?
どの靴をはくつもりですか。
He tried putting on his new shoes.
彼は新しい靴を履いてみた。
I had my shoes mended at that store.
私は靴をあの店で直してもらった。
Those shoes have been reduced.
その靴は安くなっている。
Your shoes need brushing. They are muddy.
靴をブラシで磨く必要がある。泥で汚れているから。
There are fashions for socks as well.
靴下にも流行がある。
There is a hole in your sock.
靴下に穴が開いているよ。
Your shoes are here. Where are mine?
あなたの靴はここですよ。私のはどこだろう。
Put on your shoes. Let's go out for dinner.
靴を履いて夕食を食べに行きましょう。
These shoes don't fit my feet.
この靴は私の足に合わない。
He was kind enough to tie my shoelaces.
彼は親切にも私の靴の紐を結んでくれた。
Two stockings are called a pair of stockings.
2枚の靴下は1足の靴下と呼ばれる。
What size shoes do you wear?
どのサイズの靴をおはきですか。
Tie your shoelaces.
靴の紐を結びなさい。
By the way, the pastry known as "Shu Cream" in Japan is not known under this name neither in England nor in France. If you ask for a "Shu Cream" in England, you will end up comically receiving shoe shine.