| 文は人なり。 | The style is the man himself. |
| 文無しなんだ。 | I'm broke. |
| 文句を言うな。 | Don't complain. |
| 文は武に勝る。 | The pen is mightier than the sword. |
| 癖のある文章。 | A style marked by mannerisms. |
| 彼は無一文だ。 | He is as poor as a rat. |
| 彼のは悪文だ。 | He has a bad style. |
| 朝起き三文の得。 | Early to bed and early to rise, makes a man healthy, wealthy and wise. |
| ヨーロッパ文明。 | European civilization. |
| 注文を確認する。 | Confirm the order. |
| ご注文をどうぞ。 | May I have your order, please? |
| ピザを注文しない？ | Why don't we order pizza? |
| 次の文を英訳せよ。 | Put the following sentences into English. |
| じゃあ注文します。 | All right. Please order it. |
| 文学の講義をする。 | Give a lecture on literature. |
| 彼は文章がうまい。 | He is a good writer. |
| 彼は文学者である。 | He is a man of letters. |
| 早起きは三文の得。 | The early bird catches the worm. |
| 注文の品が届いた。 | The items which you ordered arrived. |
| あとで注文します。 | I'll order that later. |
| ご注文はよろしい。 | Are you ready to order? |
| この文を英訳せよ。 | Put this sentence into English. |
| 一文惜しみの百失い。 | Penny-wise and pound-foolish. |
| それは無理な注文だ。 | Your demands are unreasonable. |
| 彼は英文学の大家だ。 | He is a master of English literature. |
| 彼は紅茶を注文した。 | He ordered a cup of tea. |
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