Japanese Sentences with English Translations - Sentences [ため]

Are you here to help us?

"How many mobile phones do you have, Tom?" "How many? You mean, people actually have more than one?" "I have 4." "Why would you?"

I have to buy flowers for my girlfriend.

I don't understand what I'm studying for anymore.

There's no way Tom can save up enough money in one year to buy a house.

I wonder why we have ear lobes?

I did it for you.

It goes to feed at dusk.

Tom will do anything for money.

Mary picked some strawberries in the forest to make strawberry jam.

What a planet might need to spawn life?

I want to cook for you.

John must work hard to catch up with his classmates.

Stir-fry the ingredients which were cut into bite-sized pieces.

Tom is working hard to improve his French.

Tom sighed.

A 64-year-old male staff in the Kobe City Waterworks Bureau, between last September and this March for stepping out for approximately 3 minutes 26 times to order a bento box at the restaurant nearby during working hours ended up getting a pay cut of half a day.

The male staff allegedly told that “it was for a change of mood”.

In order to investigate the fact of 26 times of 3 minutes, how much trouble and labour cost did they use and to have the apology conference? Apologise for it again at a later day.

I bought a designer bag in order to make my status look higher.