| 猫に小判。 | Cast pearls before swine. |
| 大か、小か。 | Large or small? |
| 足の小指が痛む。 | I have a pain in my little toe. |
| 小川の水を飲む。 | Drink water from a stream. |
| 小切手で支払う。 | I will pay for it by check. |
| この本は小さい。 | This book is small. |
| 彼は小柄な男です。 | He has a small frame. |
| 彼は小鳥を狙った。 | He aimed at the bird. |
| 彼に小包を送った。 | I mailed a parcel to him. |
| 毎年小麦は豊作だ。 | The wheat crop bears a good harvest every year. |
| もっと小さくして。 | Quieter. |
| 大魚は小魚を食う。 | The great fish eat the small. |
| ここで小麦を作る。 | We grow wheat here. |
| 日本の家は小さい。 | Japanese houses are small. |
| 小指がはれました。 | My little finger is swollen. |
| 愛は小出しにせよ。 | Love me little, love me long. |
| 彼女は足が小さい。 | She has small feet. |
| この小説は退屈だ。 | This novel bores me. |
| あいつは小食なんだ。 | Oh, he eats like a bird. |
| 知恵は小出しにせよ。 | Dole out your wisdom a little at a time. |
| 彼は小枝を束にした。 | He tied the twigs into bundles. |
| 彼は小学４年生です。 | He is in fourth grade of elementary school. |
| 彼は毎日小説を読む。 | He reads a novel every day. |
| それじゃ猫に小判だ。 | It is like casting pearls before swine. |
| この本の方が小さい。 | This book is smaller. |
| 彼は偉大な小説家だ。 | He is as great a novelist as ever lived. |
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