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78 examples found containing 'ことに' (results also include variant forms and possible homonyms)

をやめることにした。

I've decided to quit my job.

だいがくせい

べんきょう

することにするよ！

I'm a university student, so I've decided to study!

は

の

を

む

から

ちゅうしょう

されることにうんざりしていた。

He was sick of always being vilified by people who were jealous of his talent.

でこの

を

むことにしたの。

Why in the world did you decide to take this medication?

は

になったのに、まだ

とおしゃべりすることに

おくびょう

だ。

Even though he's 20, he's still too timid to chat with girls.

の

こうしゅう

をすることになりました。

At the governor's request, I am going to give a lecture.

は、

な

を

して、そのオルガンをお

さんから

ってもらうことにしました。

The woman decided to have her father spend an exorbitant amount of money to buy the organ for her.

しいことに、

さは

もありません。

Sadly, he doesn't have the slightest bit of generosity anymore.

は、

さんじっぷん

くことにする。

I've decided to walk for 30 minutes every day.

が

く

み、

な

ができたので、

を

くことにした。

I finished my errands early, so I had some free time and decided to go watch a movie.

しゅうしょく

したときに

っていたかばんがとうとう

れたので、

えることにした。

The bag I bought when I got my job and have been using ever since, finally broke, so I decided to buy a new one.

は

がんろうぶつ

になることにうんざりしている。

He is sick of being toyed with.

らは

ていた。

They were tired of waiting.

は

の

の

を

げることに

した。

He persisted in accomplishing his original plan.

ぶどうかん

を

くことにした。

I've decided to open a martial arts gym.

なお、

は

の

ではしっかり

きょうりょく

してもらうことにした。

Furthermore, in terms of his work he's the type of person who reflects on things properly, so I decided to have him support us.

の

を

ることが、

の

を

めることにあったといわれている。

It is said that knowing about the lives of the common people elevated the knowledge of feudal lords.

アルコールはもう

まないことにした。

I decided not to drink alcohol any more.

しいことに

から、

きゅうりょう

が

がる。

I'm delighted that my salary is going up by ten percent next month.

「

し

」の

が

しやすくなるように、

てを

やすことに

きょうりょく

してほしい。

They want people to help with increasing the number of umbrella stands to make returning the "on-loan umbrellas" easier.

Ａは

が

づいていなかったことに

べ、Ｂは

の

を

ることができると

べている。

A says that one can realize things they hadn’t noticed before, while B says that one can learn the other person’s true feelings.

ざんぎょうだい

いが

し、

を

きゅうだん

することにした。

It was discovered that the company wasn’t paying for overtime work, so I decided to denounce the company.

は

、ことにクラシックが

きだ。

I like music, especially classical music.

「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.

が

にしていたソファーを

えることにしました。

I decided to reupholster the sofa my grandfather treasured.

ったばかりのズボンが

かったので

げすることにした。

The pants I just bought were long, so I decided to hem them.

がお

を

してくれないような

がしたけど、とても

っていたみたいだったから、

してあげることにした。

I had a feeling she wouldn't pay back the money, but she looked like she was having a really hard time, so I decided to lend it to her.

めの

てだったが、３

ての

に

することにした。

In the initial design, it was a two-story house, but we decided to expand it into a three-story house.

は

が

で

で

つことにした。

The man decided to have his wife wait at the station in the car.

は

かんりにん

さんともよく

の

をするようになって、

の

は

とでもしやすいことに

づきました。

I've recently started talking about the weather more often with the building manager and realized that talking about the weather is an easy topic to discuss with anyone.

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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