Japanese Sentences with English Translations - Sentences [には]

The movie is too violent for kids.

By the time I get home, it will be already dark.

In Shibuya, there are always a large number of people.

No matter what you do, it’s none of my business.

I, Giorno Giovanna, have a dream.

This jacket is waterproof (This jacket has a waterproofing feature).

He has a strong belief.

I have the right to refuse it.

Mr. Yamada has five children.

There are many playgrounds here.

To lose weight, I have to run 5km a day.

That the generalised so called "tenacity" component of the word "guts" was completely lacking within herself, was something that Mai had always privately recognised.

"In this world there are demons swarming. Your consciousness becomes faint by meditating etc, furthermore they are always watching to take over weak willed people."

Like his trail is clearly the impression of a white belt left on the trail of a slug, that person's trail, the plants rustle at its impurity and will not return to how they were. Perhaps until they are bleached with purity in the cold night's dew, then dried by the morning's stainless sunlight. Mai disgustingly thought.

The sweet was, a custard cream wrapped in a fluffy sponge base, it was fairly tasty, but to Mai it was too light, sweet and the taste was not special.

The thin face of what was once a boy, was marked with tired wrinkles and thin recesses. But furthermore it was proof of always confronting the real society.

You can't defeat age.

A: Did you go to Tsūtenkaku? B: I couldn't go to Tsūtenkaku as I didn't have time.