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831 examples found containing '犬'
チューたろう
たなか
田中
さん
いぬ
です
Chewtarou is Mrs Tanaka's dog.
その
いぬ
はし
はじ
めた

The dog began to run.
その
いぬ
にく
べなかった

The dog didn't eat the meat.
わたし
ほとんど
まいにち
毎日
その
いぬ
であ
出会

I run into that dog almost every day.
わたし
ひとり
一人
この
いぬ
こや
小屋
つく
った

I made this kennel by myself.
ちい
さい
ころ
いぬ
こわかった
When I was little, I was afraid of dogs.
いぬ
んでいる

The dog is dead.
あれ
いぬ

I wonder if that's a dog.
いぬ
さんぽ
散歩
する
walk the dog
だれ
いぬ
せわ
世話
する
Who is going to look after our dog?
この
いぬ
おお
きい

This dog is big.
わたし
いぬ
にく
やる
I feed meat to my dog.
その
いぬ
まいにち
毎日
もの
やって
くだ
さい

Please feed the dog every day.
その
いぬ
んでいた

The dog was dead.
その
いぬ
しろ
です
The dog is white.
わたし
いぬ
しろ

My dog is white.
わたし
ひとりこの
いぬ
こや
小屋
つく
った

I made this kennel by myself.
その
いぬ
わたし
かってきて

That dog made for me.
どの
いぬ
あなたものです
Which dog is yours?
あの
いぬ
オスメス
Is that dog male or female?
これメアリー
いぬ
です
This is Mary's dog.
かのじょ
彼女
おとうと
いぬ
さんぽ
散歩
させた
She got her brother to walk the dog.
うち
いぬ
ジョニー
ばれている

We call our dog Johnnie.
その
いぬ
こわくて
れなかった

That boy could not enter for fear of the dog.
いぬ
わたし
げて
った

Scarcely had the dog seen me when it ran away.
いぬ
まいにち
毎日
えさあげてください
Please feed the dog every day.
これ
いぬ
です
This is a dog.
これより
おお
きい
いぬ
いません
No other dog is bigger than this.
うち
いぬ
いぬ
こや
小屋
いる
Our dog is in the kennel.
いぬ
およ
ぎます

Is the dog swimming?
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