| 面倒だな。 | What a business it is! |
| 蛙の面に水。 | Like water off a duck's back. |
| 結構面白い。 | It's so exciting. |
| 泣き面に蜂。 | Misfortunes never come singly. |
| 面白いですね。 | It's interesting. |
| 泣きっ面に蜂。 | Rub salt into a wound. |
| 盾の両面を見よ。 | Look on both sides of the shield. |
| 面目丸つぶれだ。 | I have lost face completely. |
| 面白そうな話だ。 | That's an interesting piece of information. |
| 彼は面会謝絶だ。 | He sees no company. |
| どの話も面白い。 | All the stories are interesting. |
| 私が面倒をみます。 | I will see to it. |
| それは面白そうだ。 | That sounds interesting. |
| 私は面目を失った。 | I lost face. |
| 僕が面倒を見ます。 | I'll see to it. |
| 一番面白い友達は？ | Your most interesting friend is? |
| 彼とは初対面です。 | I met him for the first time. |
| その男は赤面した。 | The man blushed. |
| すごく面白かった。 | I had a fine old time. |
| これは面白い話だ。 | This is an interesting story. |
| これは面白い本だ。 | This is an interesting book. |
| この本は一番面白い。 | This is the most interesting. |
| あたり１面花だった。 | There were flowers all around. |
| 私は彼に面識がない。 | I am not acquainted with him. |
| 面倒なことになるよ。 | You'll get into trouble. |
| 私はこの話が面白い。 | I am interested in this story. |
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