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104 examples found containing '通'

は

ではおじさんで

っている。

She is known as auntie at the office.

バイトで

を

に

ってる。まあ

くがくせい

ってとこかな。

I pay my university fees to go to university by part-time work. Well, I'm a 'working student' I suppose.

では

しょうがっこう

と

ちゅうがっこう

に

となっている。

In Japan, attendance at elementary and junior high school is compulsory.

でも、

を

むのは

しいので、

いはやめられそうもありません。

But reading books is enjoyable, so it seems unlikely I’ll be able to stop frequenting bookstores.

を

きになるために、これからも

を

いをするだろう。

In order to like books, I will probably keep going to bookstores without worrying about making blunders.

じ

を

さないために、なるべく

に

わないようにするだろう。

To avoid repeating the same blunders, I will probably try to go to bookstores less often.

１

のとき、

の

の

が

にわいせつ

をしてニュースになりました。

When I was in the first year of high school, a teacher at my school behaved obscenely with a student and it made the news.

に

うのが、

に

う

しみのひとつだ。

Meeting such people is one of the joys of visiting construction sites.

その

に、

へはきちんと

っているのかと

に

まってしまった。

When I asked the college student if he regularly attended his school, he was at a loss for an answer.

きみが

っていることは

があまりよく

っていない。

There isn't much logic in what you're saying.

あの

を

に

に

わせるのは

だね。

I'm against us forcing the child to go to cram school.

に

うのが、

に

う

しみのひとつだとあるが、なぜか。

Meeting such people is one of the joys of visiting construction sites. But why is that?

から

とうきょう

に

います。

Kanako commutes from Chiba to Tokyo.

は

に

だった。

He was fortunate to pass the exam.

は

に

だった。

She was fortunate to pass the exam.

い

を

った。

He went down a dark corridor with creaky floorboards.

バスは

っている。

The buses run every ten minutes.

の

は

が

っている。

His argument was logical.

い

とは

の

り、

が

の

に

う

の

である。

A 'commuting wife' is just what the name says, it's a form of marriage where the wife travels to her husband's side.

は

に

わせなければならない。

The law obliges us to send our children to school.

あいつはギャンブラーとして

が

っている。

That man is notorious as a gambler.

の

ではダンで

っていた。

Among the gangsters he went by Dan.

では、１９６５

よりも１９７５

の

が

に

は

なかった。

There were fewer children attending school in our village in 1975 than in 1965.

このコーヒー

げいじゅつか

を

う。

Aspiring artists frequent this coffee shop.

が

う

が

もあるが、

きほんてき

がお

を

っていくことになっている。

At the high school my son attends, there are places where you can buy bread and drinks at lunchtime, but basically, everyone is expected to bring their own lunch.

この

は「おじさん」という

で

っている。

This teacher goes by the name of "Pops."

で

っているのものは、

は

しなのである。

What passes for leisure in our society is actually time-consuming.

は

では

の

で

っている。

He passes for a learned man in our community.

、

に

しただろうね。

ぬかよろこ

びだけはごめんだよ。

Are you saying that our plan was accepted? I hope you're not showing me any premature happiness here.

はわれわれの

に

しんにゅう

している、

で

っている。

He is trespassing on our private property.

Kanshudo is your AI Japanese tutor, and your constant companion on the road to mastery of the Japanese language. To get started learning Japanese, just follow the study recommendations on your Dashboard. You can use Quick search (accessible using the icon at the top of every page) to look up any Japanese word, kanji or grammar point, as well as to find anything on Kanshudo quickly. For an overview, take the tour.

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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