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23 examples found containing 'はなしあう' (results also include variant forms and possible homonyms)

と

う

がもっとあればいいのに。

I wish I had the time to stay and talk with you.

では

を

うつもりです。

I'd like to discuss the following at the meeting.

その

うつもりだ。

We're going to discuss the problem tomorrow.

その

は

う

がある。

The topic is worth discussing.

けいえいしゃ

は

ろうどうしゃ

と

した。

The management has agreed to have talks with the workers.

とその

を

うことになっている。

I am to talk over the matter with him tomorrow.

あなたはそのことについて

と

う

がある。

You must talk with him about the matter.

う

のリストを

さい。

Will you make a list of issues to discuss?

それでもやはり、その

は

う

がある。

Nevertheless, the topic is worth discussing.

わたしたち

は

の

からこの

うつもりです。

Today we are going to discuss this problem in terms of morality.

らとは

ちょくせつ

ってとかお

う。

They talk a lot to one another, over the telephone and in person.

にとって、その

は

う

がある。

As far as I'm concerned the topic is worth discussing.

きょう

の

から、この

うつもりだ。

Today we are going to discuss this problem in terms of morality.

を

み、

えを

うことで、

や

なるアイデアに

えることを

ぶことができる。

By reading books and discussing concepts, a person can gain wisdom and tolerance of differing ideas.

たちはもっと

うべきだったのに。

We ought to have talked it over much earlier.

か

らが

うべきことがあるはずだ。

There should be something for us to talk about.

は、その

を

と

うために、わざわざ

の

にやってきた。

He came all the way to my office to discuss the plan with me.

わたしたち

がその

を

は

すぎる。

Two hours is too short for us to discuss the matter.

を

べると「

むだばなし

もあるが、「さまざまなことを

に

うこと」という

もある。

Looking it up in a dictionary, it can mean "idle talk," but it also means "talking about various topics in a relaxed manner."

はわざわざ

が

うためにやってきた。

He came all the way to talk over a problem with me.

この

についてさらに

うためにお

し

く

を

さい。

Please make an appointment to come in and discuss this further.

に

なのは

することであって

うことではない。

All we need now is action, not discussion.

らは、

とお

いに

となる

んでいます。

They want to talk to you about areas of mutual interest.

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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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