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They go without shoes.
彼らは靴をはかない。
Whose shoes are these?
これは誰の靴ですか?
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。
Mold grew on the boots.
長靴にかびが生えた。
The shoes are the same size.
この靴は同じ大きさだ。
How soon can I have my shoes mended?
靴はいつまでに直してもらえますか。
The shoes are worn out.
靴がすっかり擦り減った。
You are wearing your socks inside out.
君は靴下を裏返しにはいているよ。
What shoes do you like?
どんな靴が好きですか。
We are supposed to take off our shoes at the entrance.
入り口で靴を脱ぐことになっている。
Tom can't tie his shoelaces by himself.
トムは靴のひもが結べない。
These shoes are too expensive.
その靴は高すぎる。
I'm breaking in my new shoes.
新しい靴を履き慣らしている。
Those are the most expensive shoes I've ever seen.
これは私が見た中で一番高価な靴だ。
Where did you take your shoes off?
靴どこで脱いだ?
Wipe your shoes on the mat.
マットで靴を拭きなさい。
Do you have these shoes in my size?
この靴で私に合うサイズはありますか。
He had one of his socks on inside out.
彼は靴下の片方を裏返しにはいていた。
Shoes are sold in pairs.
靴は一足単位で売っている。
He runs a shoe shop.
彼は靴屋を経営している。
I'm pleased with these shoes.
私はこの靴が気に入っています。
These shoes are made in Italy.
この靴はイタリア製です。
Tom doesn't know how to tie his shoes.
トムは靴ひもの結び方を知らない。
Those shoes are old fashioned.
その靴は時代遅れだ。
Your shoes are here. Where are mine?
君の靴はここにある。僕の靴はどこだろう。
Please remove the mud from your shoes.
靴から泥を取り除いてください。
He tried putting on his new shoes.
彼は新しい靴を履いてみた。
"Have I ever thought of buying a new pair of shoes?" "Mind your own business."
新しい靴買おうなんて思ったことあるかって?大きなお世話だよ。
What I bought yesterday was these shoes.
私が昨日買ったのはこの靴なんです。
He stopped to put on his shoes.
彼は靴をはくためにかがんだ。
These shoes are too tight. They hurt.
靴がきつくて足が痛い。
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.