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We found 2 conjugated words and 74 examples matching 'るそう'
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る す 1
Most common form: 留守
1. absence; being away from home
2. house-sitting; house-sitter
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る る 1
continuously; unbroken; at great length; in minute detail
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あたら
新
しい
かいしゃ
会社
を
つく
作
るそうですね。
I hear you'll set up a new company.
プレステ２が
らいねん
来年
の
さんがつ
３月
に
はつばい
発売
されるそうだけど、
いま
今
から
たの
楽
しみだね。
I'm really looking forward to next March, when they roll out the new Play Station 2.
あさ
朝
べんきょう
勉強
した
ほう
方
が
こうりつ
効率
がいいらしい。
あさ
朝
の１
じかん
時間
は
よる
夜
の３
じかん
時間
にあたいするそうだ。
I hear that studying in the morning is more effective. Studying one hour in the morning is as good as three hours at night.
にほん
日本
の
おとこ
男
の
こ
子
の
あいだ
間
でサッカーに
つ
次
いで
やきゅう
野球
が
にんき
人気
があるそうだ。
Amongst Japanese boys, it seems that after soccer baseball is most popular.
かのじょ
彼女
がサングラスをいかにも
け
気
だるそうにはずした。
She ever so languidly removed her sunglasses.
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