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- みち道 を聞くために知らない
- ひと人 に話しかけたら、相手は
- いぶか訝しげ な顔で私を見た。
When I talked to a stranger to ask for directions, he (she) gave me a puzzled look. — Jreibun -
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- えき駅 で「久しぶり」と
- こえ声 をかけられたが、
- まった全く 知らない
- ひと人 だったため
- いぶか訝しく 思っていると、
- ひとちが人違い だと気がついたらしくその
- ひと人 はばつが悪そうに立ち去っていった。
At the station, I was approached by someone who said, “Long time no see,” but as I did not know him at all, I was suspicious. Apparently, though, he had mistakenly thought I was someone else. Upon realizing this, he walked away in embarrassment. — Jreibun -
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- じょうし上司 のパワハラを社内相談
- まどぐち窓口 に相談しても
- いっこう一向に
- らち埒 が
- あ明かない ため、社長に
- じきそ直訴 するため社長室を
- おとず訪れた 。アポイントはないが社長に面会したい
- むね旨
- つ告げる と、私が
- ふおん不穏な 空気を
- かもしだ醸し出して いたからだろうか、
- うけつけ受付 の男性は
- いぶか訝しげに 私の
- かお顔 を見ると「
- おやくそくお約束 のない
- かた方 の
- おとりつお取り次ぎ はいたしかねます」と
- いんぎん慇懃に 述べた。
I consulted with the internal consultation office about my boss’s harassment, but my complaint was getting nowhere. Therefore, I decided to directly approach the president in his office. When I told the man at the reception desk that I did not have an appointment, but wanted to meet with the president, he looked at me quizzically, perhaps because I appeared nervous and unsettled. The man courteously said, “I cannot allow you to see the president unless you have an appointment.” — Jreibun