Japanese Sentences with English Translations - Sentences [言えます]

Circumstances do not allow me to say any more.

You had better not tell your father about the accident.

You can't say anything till you know the circumstances.

He could not get through his work, though the examination was near.

He said that he would let us know later about the results of the examination.

You needn't be ashamed because you failed the exam.

Much has already been said about the difficulty of translating poetry.

His advice to us was that we should play fair.

When we are told not to come, we become all the more eager to go.

We flattered her on her cooking.

We told our bus guide that we preferred to go shopping.

We are apt to speak ill of others.

We are asked to introduce ourselves in turn.

What was it that we were told to do?

We complained that the room was cold.

We usually connect Americans with freedom.

We shouldn't look down on a person only because he's homeless.

Our teachers say ours is the best school in the state, and in a way, it is.

You shall listen to us.

When we say that a language is culturally transmitted - that is, that it is learned rather than inherited - we mean that it is part of that whole complex of learned and shared behavior that anthropologists call culture.