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407 examples found containing 'うた' (results also include variant forms and possible homonyms)

の

をうたってくれませんか。

Will you sing some English songs for us?

は

を

うのをやめた。

She stopped singing the song.

にその

を

ってほしい。

We want you to sing the song.

を

なんきょく

か

おう。

Let's sing some merry songs.

がうまければいいのに。

If only I could sing well.

がその

を

うのがよく

こえた。

I often heard her sing that song.

は

を

いながらやって

た。

He came singing a song.

を

さい。

Sing us a song, please.

は

に

も

えるし、おどりもできる。

She can sing and dance beautifully.

あの

は

い

に

に

がある。

That song is very popular with young people.

は

もうまいが、ギターだって

だ。

His singing is very good, but he plays the guitar just as well.

その

を

くといつも、

どものころのことを

す。

That song always reminds me of my childhood.

には

く

えるものはないのではないか。

What will a child learn sooner than a song?

スコットランドに

がいくつかあります。

Some songs come from Scotland.

はその

を

うのを

かれたことがない。

We have never heard him sing the song.

その

を

くと

を

す。

The song reminds me of my home.

の

は

たちにはたいへんむずかしいことを

っている。

I know that Japanese songs are very difficult for us.

の

は

に

の

のレコードを

ってやった。

His father got records of bird songs for him.

は

を

しませた。

He amused the children by singing.

らの

によると、あの

は

がうまいらしい。

According to their opinions, that boy is very good.

はなつかしい

を

めました。

He began to play an old song.

らは

を

いながら、

を

いた。

They went along the street singing the song.

ジョンは

の

よりはるかに

がうまい。

John is a far better singer than the others.

は

が

を

っているところを

いた。

I heard her singing a song.

を

いながら、

わたしたち

は

ちょうじょう

に

った。

As we were singing songs, we climbed to the top.

この

を

くと

ず

します。

I never listen to this song without remembering my school-days.

の

な

は、

に

われた。

His poor song was laughed at by all the students.

あなたの

でどの

が

がうまいですか。

Who sings the best of all the boys in your class?

が

は

で

うのをいやがる。

A poor singer, he doesn't like to sing in public.

それは

い

なので

っている。

It is such an old song that everybody knows it.

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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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