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22 examples found containing 'スイカ' (results also include variant forms and possible homonyms)

こんな

きなスイカは

たことがない。

I've never seen such a giant watermelon!

スイカはもともとアフリカが

だと

えられている。

It is believed that watermelons originally came from Africa.

にビニールシートや

に

きなスイカを

く。

Lay a sheet of plastic tarp or cardboard on the ground and set a large watermelon on it.

スイカの

が

からなくなるように、スタートする

で

る。

To disorient the player so they lose track of the watermelon's location, they spin around a few times in place before starting.

スイカは

れやすいため、この

びに

している。

Watermelons are large and easy to break, making them suitable for this activity.

プレイヤーは

せいげんじかん

にスイカの

み、

いを

を

ろす。

Within the time limit, the player moves close to the watermelon, takes aim, and swings the stick down.

キュウリはスイカの

だ。

Cucumbers are related to watermelons.

この

にスイカを

に

れるのは

ではない。

It's not easy to come by watermelons at this time of year.

りは、

が

りの

の

を

りにスイカを

し、

の

で

る

びである。

In suikawari, a blindfolded person searches for a watermelon by following the voices of people around them and tries to break it with a wooden stick.

スイカは

が

りだ。

Watermelons are in season now.

それでも、スイカ

りは

の

を

しょうちょう

く

られている。

Even so, suikawari remains widely known as an activity that symbolizes the Japanese summer.

いっぱんてき

りは、

れで

われる。

A typical game of suikawari is played in the following way.

りの

の

は、プレイヤーだけでなく

りの

も

に

しめることである。

The greatest appeal of suikawari is that not only the player but also the people around them can enjoy it together.

りの

については、さまざまな

がある。

There are various theories about the origin of suikawari.

の

を

だいひょう

びの

つに、

やキャンプ

で

われる「スイカ

り」がある。

One of Japan's iconic summer activities is suikawari, which is enjoyed at beaches and campsites.

それでも、スイカ

りが

、

の

ふうぶつし

しまれてきたことは

かである。

Even so, there is no doubt that suikawari has long been enjoyed as an iconic summer tradition.

また、

に

を

であるため、

やキャンプで

われることが

りとの

あいしょう

が

い。

In addition, because they are in season during summer, they go hand in hand with suikawari, an activity frequently enjoyed at beaches and campsites.

きなジュースはすいかジュースです。

My favorite juice is watermelon.

これは

のすいかです。

This is a kind of watermelon.

すいか

った？

Have you bought a watermelon?

は

が

きです。

I love the taste of watermelon.

の

はサクランボや

や

の

が

きだ。

My daughter likes summer fruits, such as cherries, watermelons and peaches.

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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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