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366 examples found containing '窓'
わたし
へや
部屋
まど
みっ
ある
My room has three windows.
まど
ける

Don't open the window.
だれ
まど
った
おも
います

Who do you think broke the window?
かのじょ
彼女
まど
けます

She opens the window.
まど
った
だれ
Who broke the window?
まど
から
そと
はいけません
Do not look out the window.
わたし
へや
部屋
まど
ふた
あります
My room has two windows.
わたし
その
まど
けなければならない
です
Must I open the window?
わたし
まど
われ
られた

I was seen to break the window.
まど
けて
くだ
さい

Open the window, will you?
まど
そと
すいでん
水田
ひろ
がっていた

There was a sweep of rice paddies spreading outside the window.
あの
まど
しめてくださいません
Would you be so kind as to shut that window?
まど
けて
はいけない
Don't open the window.
わたし
まど
から
そと

I looked out the window.
わたし
その
まど
けなければならない

I must open the window.
まど
あけていいです
Do you mind if I open the window?
その
へや
部屋
まど
ふた
ある
The room has two windows.
かいけい
会計
まどぐち
窓口
どこです
Where is the counter to pay my bill?
よやく
予約
どの
まどぐち
窓口
できます
At which window can I make a reservation?
まど
けていただきます

Do you mind opening the window?
まど
けて

Open the window.
まど
けてくれます

Open the window, please.
あめ
まど
った

The rain whipped against the window.
まど
けて
ください
Please open the window.
かのじょ
彼女
まど
から
そと

She looked out of the window.
まど
しめてくれません
Would you please shut the window?
まど
けてもらえます

Can you open the window?
まど
けた
まま

Don't sleep with the windows open.
まど
あけていいです
Would you mind my opening the window?
まど
りょうほう
両方
こわれていた
Both of the windows were broken.
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