Japanese Sentences with English Translations - Sentences [時]

When I go to school I always take this route.

It’s inappropriate to come at this time.

[Good news] the right answer for when girls are in a bad mood has been discovered lol

I’m arriving at Tokyo station around 7 o’clock.

Why don’t you give me a call? – Because I don’t have time.

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.

It’s already this time. I have to go home.

When I go to school, I always pass by that person.

When I saw the difficult assessment through, I was about to cry.

I met a friend from high school and it made me feel very nostalgic.

When my mother gave me a call, I was in the office.

I always go to bed around 12 o’clock.

When I signed the contract, I was definitely told that it was a Sony!

It’s too cold to swim in the outdoor pool at this time of year.

Dear, it’s time to wake up.

During the bubble period, cars and watches were male status symbols.

I bought a watch with many functions.

Well, I have something to ask you but do you have a minute?

During a typhoon, you shouldn’t go out.

When I arrived, he had already passed away.