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15 examples found containing 'もうちょっと'
もうちょっと
の
飲
んでいかない？
How about another round (literally: won't you drink a little more)?
いち
一
を
き
聞
いて
じゅう
十
を
し
知
る、とまではいかないまでも、もうちょっと
ものわか
物分
りがよくなってほしいよ。
A really perceptive person can figure out a whole situation with just a few clues. That's the kind of person I want you to become.
もうちょっと
じょうひん
上品
にできないの。
You could try and be a bit more civilized.
もうちょっといませんか。
Do you want to stay any longer?
もうちょっと。
Almost.
かれ
彼
はもうちょっとで
くるま
車
にひき
ころ
殺
されるところだった。
He barely escaped being hit and killed by a car.
もうちょっと
さき
先
までいってください。
It's just a little further.
もうちょっと
がまん
我慢
すれば
せいこう
成功
するのに。
With a little more patience, you could succeed.
もうちょっと
しおあじ
塩味
をきかせてみたら？
How about adding a little bit more salt?
もうちょっとでおぼれるところだった。
I almost drowned.
もうちょっとゆっくり
い
言
って
くだ
下
さい。
Could you please speak a little bit more slowly?
そんなガツガツ
た
食
べないで、もうちょっとゆっくり
た
食
べようよ。
Stop inhaling your food. You'd better eat more slowly.
すごく
ま
待
たせちゃってるのは
わ
分
かってるんだけど、もうちょっとだけ
ま
待
ってくれない？
I know you've been waiting a long time, but could you wait just a little bit longer?
もうちょっと
あたた
暖
かかったら、
にわ
庭
でお
ちゃ
茶
を
の
飲
むことができるのだが。
We could have our tea in the garden, were it a little warmer.
この
さぎょう
作業
、もうちょっとスピードアップできないかなあ。
I'd like you to pick up the pace a little on this job (literally: can you not speed up a little on this job?).
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