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20 examples found containing '寺てら'

その

へも

った。

We also went to the temple.

い

があった。

There used to be an old temple here.

あれは

らが

です。

That is the temple which they live in.

はここに

がありました。

There used to be an old temple here.

でもその

へ

く

を

えてくれる。

Any person whatever can tell the way to the temple.

の

を

をつぶしました。

I spent some time walking around the temple precincts.

にその

へ

ったことがあるので、

は

を

っている。

Having been to the temple before, I know the way.

その

は

がある。

It is worth visiting the temple.

この

も

に

てられたと

われている。

This temple is said to have been built over 500 years ago.

の

に

が

む。

The devil lurks behind the cross.

その

おおだんな

は

い

の

かいしゅう

に

の

をした。

The man contributed a lot of money to repair the old temple.

この

の

は

っていますか。

Do you know which deity this temple is dedicated to?

その

には

に

い

がある。

There is a very old temple in the town.

ちくじょう

の

、

がこの

を

しゅくしゃ

としたことは

である。

It’s well known that Kiyomasa Kato used this temple as a lodging house when Nagoya Castle was being built.

は

せんしゅう

その

を

するつもりだった。

I had intended to visit the temple last week.

この

は

の

で

である。

This temple is famous for its cherry blossoms.

は

の

い

に

い

あいちゃく

を

じる。

I am deeply attached to old temples in Kyoto.

その

は

つうしょう

「

」と

ばれている。

That temple is commonly known as 'Moss Temple'.

の

しょうかい

で、ある

の

を

りるつもりであったのだが、

たずねて行って見る

と、いろいろ

みのことがあって、この

は

の

が

しゅったい

うので、またその

の

しょうかい

を

て、

の

に

いてもらうことになった。

I had planned on renting a room in a temple through a friend's referral, but when I visited the temple, they told me that they were facing difficulties and were therefore unable to receive guests during the summer, so in the end, I got another referral from the temple’s head priest and stayed at someone’s house.

の

は

い

の

しさにある。

The charm of Kyoto consists of the beauty of its old temples.

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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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