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70 examples found containing '発言' (results also include variant forms and possible homonyms)

の

が

なのか

なのかによって、こちらの

も

わってくる。

Our response will vary depending on whether what he said was his true intention or just formality.

その

な

が

く、

もあとで

る

になった。

The movie star ate crow many times because of all the thoughtless things she said.

そこにいる

もが

に

を

っている。

Everyone present has the right to speak freely.

の

だけがマスコミに

きした。

Just one part of what he said got picked up by the media and took on a life of its own.

の

は

を

いたかったのですか。

What was the implication of his remark?

の

の

い

で、

が

しくなった。

His nasty comments fueled the argument.

の

は

だと

う。

I think her remark is a fallacy.

を

めた。

I requested a statement that would be suitable for the occasion.

の

の

は

せんしゅう

の

と

していた。

What he said yesterday was not in accord with what he said last week.

の

は

かいぎゃく

に

んでいた。

His remarks were full of wit and humor.

そして

の

の

を

い

で

べる、それが

である。

Then in turn, responding to the other person’s statement with one’s own opinion in a relaxed manner—that is what casual conversation is all about.

ぎの

は

の

ふちゅうい

な

からだった。

The beginning of the trouble was his careless remark.

は

の

った。

I got very annoyed at her remarks.

の

がゴタゴタを

こした。

His remark gave rise to trouble.

の

が

の

った。

Tanaka's remarks started an argument.

そんな

はいかにも

らしい。

Such words are so typical for him.

の

は

を

く

かのうせい

がある。

His remark is open to misunderstanding.

Ａは

もが

に

を

べ、Ｂは

と

との

きょうつうてん

を

つけることができると

べている。

A says that everyone can express their opinions freely, while B says that one can find common ground with others.

は

を

きやすい。

Such a remark is open to misunderstanding.

そのような

は

にふさわしくない。

That kind of remark does not befit you.

あなたの

は

には

れである。

Your remark is irrelevant to our argument.

の

が

の

を

った。

He opened up the verbal battle.

「なぜあの

はこのような

をするのか」と

えていくと、

がそれまで

としていたことがあることに

がつくこともある。

When thinking, “Why does this person say this kind of thing?” one may realize something they had previously overlooked.

と

が

に

だ。

It is necessary for teachers and students to freely exchange their opinions.

は

の

についての

を

にした。

He took me up on my remarks about equal rights.

あんな

の

をするなんて、あの

も

しのつかないことを

にしたものだ。

That politician put his foot in his mouth when he made those racist comments.

を

していただけるなら、すべてをご

いたします。

If you permit me to speak, I can explain everything.

「

は

があるように、

では「いかに

するか」よりも「いかに

くか」が

になる。

As the saying goes, “A good speaker is a good listener,” in casual conversation, “how to listen” is more important than “how to speak.”

Ａは

の

の

を

えることが

だと

べ、Ｂはまずは

に

をさせることが

だと

べている。

A states that considering the intent behind the other person’s words is important, while B states that letting the other person speak first is important.

は

をもとめられた。

Each member was called upon.

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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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