| ジムは日本語が読める。 | Jim can read Japanese. |
| 日本経済は不況である。 | The Japanese economy is in depression. |
| 今日の仕事は終わった。 | We have finished the work for today. |
| 彼は典型的な日本人だ。 | He is a typical Japanese. |
| 今日の仕事はこれまで。 | So much for today's work. |
| 今日は客の入りが悪い。 | There is only a small audience today. |
| 一般に日本人は勤勉だ。 | In general, Japanese are hardworking. |
| 私は初めて日本に来た。 | I came to Japan for the first time. |
| 私は昨日風邪をひいた。 | I caught a cold yesterday. |
| 明日私を訪ねて下さい。 | Please call on me tomorrow. |
| 私の母語は日本語です。 | My mother tongue is Japanese. |
| 日曜日以外は毎日働く。 | I work every day save Sundays. |
| 日本をどう思いますか。 | What do you think of Japan? |
| 日記をつけていますか。 | Do you keep a diary? |
| 彼は今日かなり元気だ。 | He is pretty well today. |
| 私は昨日彼を訪問した。 | I paid him a visit yesterday. |
| 雨が三日間降り続けた。 | It rained for three days on end. |
| 昨日彼を手伝いました。 | I helped him yesterday. |
| ３日後に来てください。 | Please come in three days. |
| 土曜日は父が暇な時だ。 | Saturday is when my father is free. |
| ３日続けて雨が降った。 | It rained three days on end. |
| ３日間便秘しています。 | I have been constipated for three days. |
| 東京は日本の首都です。 | Tokyo is the capital of Japan. |
| ３日以内に返事します。 | I will answer within three days. |
| ３日間そこに滞在した。 | He stayed there for three days. |
| 日はだんだん長くなる。 | The day is getting longer and longer. |
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