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730 examples found containing 'きた' (results also include variant forms and possible homonyms)

を

んだのにコーヒーが

た。

He brought me coffee, when I had asked for tea.

は

っていたら

ただろう。

If he had known about it, he would have come.

はセーターを

しに

た。

He put on his sweater wrong side out.

を

くと、

は

になる。

If you face north, the east is on your right.

ケンの

じゅんばん

が

た。

Ken's turn came.

を

えに

た

もいれば、

りに

た

もいる。

Some have come to meet their friends and others to see theirs off.

が

は

べんきょう

しているふりをした。

When her mother came, she pretended to be studying.

はただその

をあなたに

ただけだ。

I merely came to inform you of the fact.

らは

きゅうじょ

に

た。

They came to our rescue at once.

にきたものが

に

のサービスを

ける。

First come, first served.

ケンはシャツを

しに

た。

Ken put his shirt on inside out.

その

へ

た

はほとんどいなかった。

Few people came to the lecture.

のコートを

た

は

ですか。

Who is the woman in the brown coat?

が

たのだから、

がよかろう。

Since you're here, we might as well begin.

ほら、あなたの

る

が

たわ。

Look, here comes your train.

が

に

いにきた。

He came to see you yesterday.

なぜこんなに

く

たの？

What has brought you here so early?

はその

を

に

ただけだ。

I merely came to inform you of the fact.

ヘレンは

に

た。

Helen came to Japan last year.

た

は、

というより

みたいだ。

The new teacher is more like a friend than a teacher.

は

の

に

に

いにきた。

He came to meet me yesterday afternoon.

がはじめて

とうきょう

へきたころは、この

はまだ

されていなかった。

When he came to Tokyo for the first time, this college had not been opened yet.

の

のはずれは

の

である。

The northernmost part of the city is a maze of alleys.

は

のほうに

た。

The girl came dancing toward me.

は

とうきょう

の

７５マイルの

にある。

Nikko is situated about seventy five miles north of Tokyo.

い

の

はカナダからきた

です。

The young man who is talking with John is a student from Canada.

が

は

がいしゅつ

することができなかった。

Her sudden arrival prevented him from going out.

は４時頃に

た。

He came about four o'clock.

はどうやってここへ

たのですか。

How did he come here?

は

へ

た。

He came to Japan when he was a boy of ten.

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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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