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62 examples found containing '日記' (results also include variant forms and possible homonyms)

は

の

い

を

むのが

しい。

It is interesting for me to read my old diary.

は

をつけようと

した。

I resolved to keep a diary this year.

、

を

いてみました。

んでもらえますか。

I tried writing a diary entry yesterday. Could you read it?

は

を

きつづけた。

She continued writing in her diary until she died.

ベンは

を

が

した。

Ben committed his diary to the lawyer's care.

に

を

んだのは

だ。

Who was it that read my diary while I was out?

は

、

を

けていたが

はつけていない。

She used to keep a diary, but she no longer does.

の

は

の

に

かった。

His journal was almost a list of events.

は

、

を

けることにしている。

He makes it a rule to keep a diary every day.

は３

をつけている。

She has kept a diary for 3 years.

が

かったときには

をつけていたものだ。

I used to keep a diary every day when I was young.

は３

をつけている。

I have kept a diary for three years.

は

の

で

が

いに

たと

いている。

He told his diary that she had come to see him.

は

、

をした。

He made up his mind to keep a diary every day.

が

に

の

となった。

Her diaries formed the basis of the book she later wrote.

や

の

なら、「

に」じゃなくて「すごく」のほうが

ですね。

In a diary or everyday conversation, it's more natural to say "sugoku" instead of "hijoo ni".

は

の

を

でつけていたものだ。

I used to keep a diary in English when I was a student.

ところであなたがたの

で

をつけていますか。

By the way, how many of you are keeping a diary?

の

は

の

に

かった。もっとも

と

することもあった。

His diary was mainly just a list of events. But then, once in a while, he would comment at length.

は

さんじゅうねんかん

を

つけた。

I found my father's diary which he kept for 30 years.

が

を

けているのに

も

で

を

けることにしました。

He writes a daily journal, and that inspired me to try doing the same thing, but in English.

たけしは

で

をつけている。

Takeshi keeps a diary in English.

そうなれば「いい

」がたまたま

れるのをただ

つのではなく、「

」が「いい

」になるように、「

はいい

だった」と

に

けるように、

しゅたいてき

に

するようになるだろう。

Once that happens, rather than simply waiting for a "good day" to come by chance, you'll begin to take proactive steps so that "today" becomes a "good day," and you'll be able to write in your diary, "Today was a good day."

が「いい

」であるかは

なるだろうが、

を

けることで、

にとっての「いい

」というものの

こうせいようけん

がわかってくる。

What makes for a "good day" may differ from person to person, but by continuing to write in a diary, you can come to understand what constitutes a "good day" for you personally.

に

かったときのことを

めておきます。

I always put down good experiences in my diary.

の

きで

を

しょうかい

しています。

I'm introducing some pictures I took, dabbling in photography, along with my diary.

に

じょうたつ

するには

で

を

る。

The best way to master English composition is to keep a diary in English.

は

の

うらおもてし

に

の

じゅうしょ

を

きした。

I scribbled down his address in the back of my diary.

をつけることで

の

の

を

ることにもなる。

Keeping a diary also gives us a chance to reflect on our daily life.

は

さんねんかん

をつけている。

I have kept a diary for three years.

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Search results include information from a variety of sources, including Kanshudo (kanji mnemonics, kanji readings, kanji components, vocab and name frequency data, grammar points, examples), JMdict (vocabulary), Tatoeba (examples), Enamdict (names), KanjiVG (kanji animations and stroke order), and Joy o' Kanji (kanji and radical synopses). Translations provided by Google's Neural Machine Translation engine. For more information see credits.

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