Japanese Sentences with English Translations - Sentences [つく]

You're lucky because he didn't bite you.

About how much does it cost to have a dentist remove cigarette tar from your teeth?

Frankly speaking, this 'on board' means "doesn't have a graphics card".

An infinitive without a 'to' attached is called a bare infinitive.

When I looked in a gardening book I was surprised by how many were marked poisonous.

You used a condom for birth control, right?

"It's still shallow, eh. My feet still touch the bottom." "It's quite a shallow beach. Yotsuba, you can still touch the bottom can't you?"

Elementary and primary school children don't yet know good from evil or reality from fiction.

And then I breathe a sigh from melancholy in being unable to do anything about it.

"Did I really sigh?" "While giving out an aura of unhappiness."

If you're with me as a staff officer then I need you to bring a sense of danger with you to your work.

Mom sighed, and tousled the hair of her son's head.

Far from irritating my skin it was better than before I used it.

Perhaps having realized it was impossible to persuade her, Ms. Kurosaki sighed and sat down in her seat.

Heaving a great sigh I plunk my bread on the table and flump onto the chair.

The boiler was heavily scaled.

Good morning, Haruki. Your hair got messed up while you were sleeping.

Good morning, Haruki. Your hair looks like you just got out of bed.

The old woman smiled with a sigh of relief.

The old man walked with a stick.