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Aalborg {prop} (city in northern Denmark) Aaron's rod {n} Königskerze abacus {n} (calculating frame) abaft {prep} ((nautical) behind; toward the stern relative to some other object or position; aft of) abalone {n} (edible univalve mollusc) abandon {n} (a giving up to natural impulses) abandon {v} (to give up) abandon {v} (to leave behind or desert) abandoned {adj} (no longer maintained, forsaken, deserted) abandonment {n} (act of abandoning) abashed {adj} (embarrassed) abate {v} (to bring down a person physically or mentally) abate {v} (to bring down or reduce to a lower state) abate {v} (to decrease or become less in strength) abattoir {n} (public slaughterhouse) abbess {n} (female superior of a nunnery) abbreviate {v} (to make shorter) abbreviation {n} (act or result of shortening or reducing) abbreviation {n} (shortened or contracted form of a word or phrase) abdication {n} (the act of abdicating; the renunciation of a high office, dignity, or trust, by its holder) abdomen {n} (belly) abdominal {adj} (of or pertaining to the abdomen) abductor {n} (kidnapper) abed {adv} (in bed, or on the bed) abelian {adj} (math: of a group) Abelian {n} (member of a sect living like Abel) abelian group {n} (a group in which the group operation is commutative) aberration {n} (minor or temporary mental disorder) aberration {n} (zoology, botany: atypical development or structure) abet {v} (to assist or encourage in crime) abet {v} (to support, uphold, or aid) abettor {n} (inciter) abeyance {n} (expectancy; condition of being undetermined) abhorrence {n} (extreme aversion) Abigail {prop} (biblical wife of David) abject {adj} (Cast down; rejected; low-lying) abject {adj} (Sunk to a low condition; down in spirit or hope) Abkhaz {n} (person from Abkhazia) able {adj} (permitted to) able {adj} (skillful) #NAME? {suffix} (able to be done) ablution {n} (the act of washing or cleansing) abnormal {adj} (not conforming to rule or system) abnormal {adj} (of or pertaining to behaviour that deviates from norms) abode {n} (obsolete: act of waiting) abode {n} (slightly dated: residence) abolition {n} (act of abolishing) abominable {adj} (hateful; detestable; loathsome) abominable {adj} ((obsolete) excessive; large) abominable snowman {n} (manlike or apelike animal said to exist in the Himalayas) aboriginal {adj} (original; indigenous) Aboriginal {adj} (of or pertaining to aborigines) Aboriginal {n} (original inhabitant of any land) aborigine {n} (aboriginal inhabitant of a country) abort {n} (miscarriage) abortionist {n} Abtreiber abortionist {n} (one who performs an illegal (backstreet) abortion) abortive {adj} (coming to naught; fruitless) abortive {adj} (imperfectly formed or developed; rudimentary; sterile) abortive {n} (that which is born or brought forth prematurely; an abortion) abound {v} (to be plentiful) about {prep} (concerned with, engaged in) about {prep} (on every side of) about to {phrase} (indicating imminence) above {adv} (earlier in order) above {adv} (higher in rank) above {adv} (in a higher place) above all {adv} (of prime importance) above-mentioned {adj} (mentioned or named before; aforesaid) abrade {v} ((transitive) to rub or wear off; to waste or wear away by friction) abrasion {n} (geology: effect of mechanical erosion of rock) abrasion platform {n} (loping or nearly flat bedrock surface extending out from the foot of a marine cliff under shallow water of a breaker (wave) zone) abridge {v} (to make shorter) abridged {adj} (cut or shortened, especially of a literary work) abridgment {n} (shortened version) abrogate {v} (to put an end to) abrupt {adj} (curt in manner) abrupt {adj} (extremely steep) abrupt {adj} (having sudden transitions from one state to next) abrupt {adj} (without notice) abruptly {adv} (in an abrupt manner) abruptly {adv} (precipitously) abscess {n} (cavity filled with pus) absence {n} (lack; deficiency; nonexistence) absence {n} (state of being away) absent {v} (to withhold from being present) absentee {n} (A person who is absent) absinthe {n} (liquor) absolutely {adv} (in an absolute manner) absolutely {interj} (yes; certainly) absolve {v} (theology: to pronounce free or give absolution from sin) absorb {v} (to consume completely) absorb {v} (to endure) absorb {v} (to include so that it no longer has separate existence) absorb {v} (to occupy fully) absorber {n} (one who, or that which, absorbs) absquatulate {v} (to leave quickly or in a hurry; to take oneself off; to decamp; to depart) abstinence {n} (the act or practice of abstaining) abstinent {adj} (refraining from indulgence) abstract {n} (an abrigement or summary) abstract noun {n} (a noun that denotes an abstract concept) abulia {n} (absence of will-power or decisiveness) Abun {n} (father (title)) abundant {adj} (fully sufficient; plentiful) abuse {n} (corrupt practice) abuse {n} (improper usage) abuse {n} (insulting speech) abuse {n} (physical maltreatment) abuse {n} (sexual violation or assault) abuse {v} (to insult) abuse {v} (to rape) abut {v} (to border on) abysmal {adj} (extremely bad) abysmal {adj} (pertaining to, or resembling an abyss; bottomless; unending; profound) academian {n} (member of an academy) academician {n} (collegian) academician {n} (member faculty) academician {n} (member of an academy) acanthesthesia {n} (tingling, numbing sensation as of being pierced) accelerate {v} (to become faster) accelerate {v} (to hasten) accelerator {n} (a substance which speeds up chemical reactions) accelerometer {n} (instrument for measuring acceleration) accept {v} (to agree to) accept {v} (to endure patiently) accept {v} (to receive officially) accept {v} (to receive with consent) access {n} (outburst of an emotion) access {n} (right or ability of approaching or entering) access {n} (way or means of approaching) accessibility {n} (the quality of being accessible, or of admitting approach) accession {n} (act of coming to or reaching a throne, an office, or dignity) accessory {adj} (having a supplementary function) accidental {adj} (happening by chance) accidental {n} (a property which is not essential) acclaim {v} (to applaud) acclaim {v} (to shout applause) acclaimed {adj} (greatly praised) acclimatization {n} (the act of acclimatizing) accommodate {v} (to provide housing for) accommodate {v} (to render fit or suitable) accompany {v} (to keep company) accomplice {n} (an associate in the commission of a crime) accomplished {adj} (completed) accomplishment {n} (that which completes) accomplishment {n} (the act of accomplishing) according to {prep} (based on statement) accordion {n} (A small, portable, keyed wind instrument) accordionist {n} (player of the accordion) accoucheur {n} (man who assists women in childbirth) accoucheuse {n} (woman who assists women in childbirth) accountant {n} (a reckoner, or someone who maintains financial matters for a person(s)) accountant {n} (one whose profession includes organizing, maintaining and auditing the records of another) account book {n} (a book in which accounts are kept) account to {v} (to be responsible to) accrual {n} (an accounting charge) accuracy {n} (state of being accurate) accurate {adj} (exact or careful conformity to truth) accurately {adv} (exactly, precisely) accusation {n} (act of accusing or charging with a crime) accusative {adj} (related to accusative case) accusative {n} (accusative case) accusatory {adj} (pertaining to, or containing, an accusation) accuser {n} (one who accuses) accustom {v} (to be wont) ace of diamonds {n} (playing card) ace of spades {n} (the playing card belonging to the spades suit and featuring one pip) acerbic {adj} (sharp, biting) acerbic {adj} (sour or bitter) acetic anhydride {n} (organic compound) acetone {n} (the organic compound (CH[3])[2]CO) acetylene {n} (acetylene) Achaea {prop} (a region in the northern head of the Peloponnese) acheful {adj} (full of aches) achieve {v} (to carry out successfully; to accomplish) achieve {v} (to obtain, or gain as the result of exertion) achievement {n} (act of achieving or performing) achievement {n} (great or heroic deed) acknowledge {v} (to admit the knowledge of) acknowledgement {n} (act of acknowledging) acknowledgement {n} (act of owning or recognizing in a particular character or relationship) acknowledgment {n} (act of acknowledging) acoustician {n} (One versed in acoustics) acquaintance {n} (person) acquaintance {n} (state of being acquainted) acquire {v} (to gain, usually by one's own exertions; to get as one's own) acquisition {n} (act or process of acquiring) acquit {v} (to pay or atone for) acre {n} (unit of surface area) acrimonious {adj} (sharp and harsh) acrimony {n} (bitter hatred) acrobat {n} (an athlete who performs acts requiring skill, agility and coordination) acrocyanosis {n} (acrocyanosis) act {n} (deed) act {n} (process of doing) act {n} (statute) act {v} (to behave in a certain way) act {v} (to do something) act {v} (to have an effect on) acting {adj} (temporarily assuming the duties or authority) action {n} (something done so as to accomplish a purpose) action {n} (way of motion or functioning) activation {n} (making active) active {adj} (quick in physical movement) activist {n} (one who is politically active) activity {n} (something done as an action or a movement) activity {n} (something done for pleasure or entertainment) activity {n} (The state or quality of being active; nimbleness; agility; vigorous action or operation; energy; active force) actor {n} (person who performs in a theatrical play or film) actual {adj} (existing in act or reality, not just potentially) actual {adj} (in action at the time being) actualize {v} (make real) actuary {n} (maker of insurance calculations) AD {initialism} (anno Domini) adamant {adj} (determined; unshakeable; unyielding) adapter {n} (device allowing more plugs at an outlet) addendum {n} (Something to be added) adder {n} (viper) addictive {adj} (causing or tending to cause addiction; habit-forming) addition {n} (act of adding) additive {n} (substance altering another substance) add-on {n} (extension of core application) address {n} Anrede addressee {n} (person or organization to which something is addressed or sent) addresser {n} (a person who addresses) adequate {adj} (equal to some requirement) adhere {v} (To be consistent or coherent; to be in accordance; to agree) adherent {adj} (adhesive) adherent {n} (a person who has membership in some group) adhesion {n} (ability of a substance to stick to an unlike substance) adhesive {n} (substance that provides or promotes adhesion) adieu {interj} (farewell) ad infinitum {adv} (endlessly) adjacent {adj} (just before, after, or facing) adjacent {adj} (lying next to, close, or contiguous; neighboring) adjectival {adj} (of or relating to or functioning as an adjective) adjective {n} ((grammar) a word that modifies a noun or describes a noun’s referent) adjective phrase {n} (Phrase that modifies or describes a noun or pronoun) adjournment {n} (the state of being adjourned) adjunct {n} (appendage) adjustable {adj} (capable of being adjusted) adjustment {n} (small change) ad lib {adj} (extemporaneous) ad lib {adv} (at pleasure) administer {v} (to cause to take by openly offering or through deceit) administer {v} (to work in an administrative capacity; to supervise) administrator {n} (one who administers affairs) admiralty {n} (office or jurisdiction of an admiral) admire {v} (regard with wonder and delight) admirer {n} (one who admires) admissible {adj} (capable or deserving to be admitted, accepted or allowed; allowable, permissible, acceptable) admit {v} (to allow to enter; to grant entrance) admonish {v} (warn or notify of a fault; exhort) ado {n} Getöse adolescence {n} (period between childhood and maturity) adopt {v} (to take or receive as one's own what is not so naturally) adoptee {n} (an adoptee) adorable {adj} (befitting of being adored) adore {v} (love with entire heart and soul) adore {v} (worship) adorn {v} (to make more beautiful and attractive; to decorate) Adriatic Sea {prop} (sea that stretches from the Ionian Sea to the Gulf of Venice) adroit {adj} (dextrous) adult {n} (fully grown human) advance {n} (amount of money) advance {v} (to raise to a higher rank; to promote) advance payment {n} (part of a contractually due sum) Adventist {n} (a believer in the Second Advent of Jesus) adventure {n} (encountering of risks) adventurer {n} (one who adventures; as, the merchant adventurers) adventurer {n} (social pretender on the lookout for advancement) adventuress {n} (female adventurer) adverb {n} (lexical category) adverbial {adj} (of or relating to an adverb) adverbial {n} (grammar: word or phrase modifying a verb) adverbial participle {n} (linguistic sense) adverbial phrase {n} (Phrase that modifies a verb, adjective, another adverb, or a prepositional phrase) adversity {n} (state of being adverse) advertise {v} ((intransitive) to provide information about a person or goods and services to influence others) advertise {v} ((transitive) to give public notice of; to announce publicly) advertise {v} ((transitive) to provide public information about (a product, services etc.)) advertisement {n} (commercial solicitation) advertisement {n} (public notice) advise {v} (to give advice to; to offer an opinion; to counsel; to warn) adviser {n} (one who advises) advisor {n} (one who offers advice) advisory {adj} (able to give advice) advocacy {n} (the act of arguing in favour of, or supporting something) advocate {n} (person who argues the case of another) advocate {v} (argue for) advocate {v} (encourage support for) adze {n} (cutting tool) Aegean Sea {prop} (sea of the northeastern part of the Mediterranean Sea) Aegidius {prop} (male given name) aerator {n} (a device which mixes air with a substance) aerodynamic {adj} (aerodynamic) aesthetician {n} (oneone who studies aesthetics; student of art or beauty) aesthetician {n} (someone who provides beauty treatments) Afar {prop} (language) afebrile {adj} (having no fever, without a fever) a few {determiner} (a small number of) a few {pron} (a small number of things) affability {n} (state or quality of being affable) affair {n} (adulterous relationship) affect {v} (to make a false display of) affect {v} (to move to emotion) affection {n} (feeling of love or strong attachment) afferent {adj} (Carrying towards) affiliate {v} (to attach (to) or unite (with)) affirm {v} (to agree with or verify) affirmative sentence {n} (sentence that affirms) affix {n} (linguistics: a bound morpheme added to a word’s stem) affix {n} (that which is affixed) affix {v} (to attach) affixation {n} (addition of a affix) affluent {adj} (abounding in goods or riches; materially wealthy) affluent {n} (someone wealthy) afford {v} (to incur, stand, or bear) Afghan {n} (person from Afghanistan) aforementioned {adj} (previously mentioned) aforementioned {n} (one or ones mentioned previously) afraid {adj} (colloquially, express sorrow) African {n} (a native of Africa) African-American {n} (A black American) Africanist {n} (a specialist in African studies) African wildcat {n} (Felis silvestris lybica) Afrikaner {n} (member of ethnic group) afro {n} (hairstyle) Afro-American {n} (a resident of the United States who is of African heritage) after {adv} (behind; later in time; following) after all {prep} (in the end; anyway) after dark {prep} (after nightfall, at night) afterdeck {n} (part of a ship's deck from amidships toward the stern) afterings {n} (the last milk that is obtained when milking a cow) afterlife {n} (life after death) aftermath {n} (that which happens after, that which follows) aftershave {n} (lotion, gel or liquid) afterwards {adv} (at a later or succeeding time) again {adv} (another time) age {n} (great period in the history of the Earth) age {n} (particular period of time in history) age {v} (intransitive: become old) agency {n} (faculty of acting or of exerting power) age of majority {n} (age at which the rights and privileges of an adult are legally granted) aggravate {v} (To exasperate; to provoke; to irritate) aggravate {v} (To make worse, or more severe) aggravation {n} (act of aggravating) aggression {n} (act of initiating hostilities or invasion) aggressive {adj} (tending or disposed to aggress) aggrieve {v} (to give pain or sorrow to, to afflict, to oppress) aghast {adj} (terrified) agile {adj} (having the faculty of quick motion in the limbs) agitation {n} (act of agitating) Aglaia {prop} (female given name) agnostic {adj} (of or relating to agnosticism) agnostic {n} (one who holds to a form of agnosticism.) agony {n} (extreme pain of mind or body) agrarian {adj} (relating to the cultivation of land) agree {v} (harmonize in opinion; be in unison or concord; be united; concur) agree {v} (to yield assent, to accede) agreement {n} (an understanding to follow a course of conduct) agreement {n} (state whereby several parties share a view or opinion) agribusiness {n} (big business connected to agriculture) agricultural {adj} (agricultural) agriculture {n} (the art or science of cultivating the ground) agrimi {n} (type of goat) agronomist {n} (scientist specialized in agronomy) agronomy {n} (science of utilizing plants, animals, and soils for food, fuel, feed and more) ahead of time {prep} (early) aid {n} (something which helps; a material source of help) aide-de-camp {n} (military officer) aimless {adj} (without aim) airbag {n} (protective system in automobiles) airbase {n} (military airport) air force {n} (branch of the military devoted to air warfare) airhead {n} (having no brain) air hostess {n} (female flight attendant) airliner {n} (passenger aircraft) airlock {n} (used to provide access to and from the sealed area) air pollution {n} (contamination of the atmosphere by noxious gases and particulates) airport {n} (a place designated for airplanes) airtight {adj} (being impermeable to air or other gases) airworthy {adj} (being able to fly) aisle {n} (any path through obstructed space) Ajax {prop} (either of two heroes of the Trojan War) akimbo {adv} (with arms akimbo) Akkadian {n} (inhabitant of the Akkad region) alarm {n} (notice of approaching danger) alarm {v} (to give notice (by sound or otherwise) of approaching danger) alarmist {n} (one who causes others to become alarmed without cause) alas {interj} (exclamation of sorrow, etc.) Alawite {n} Alawit Albanian {n} (Person from Albania) albeit {conj} (despite its being; although) alchemist {n} (one who practices alchemy) alcohol {n} (intoxicating beverage) alcoholic {n} (a person addicted to alcohol) alcoholic {n} (one who abuses alcohol) alcoholism {n} (chronic disease) aleatory {adj} (depending on the throw of a die; random, arising by chance) alembic {n} (chemical apparatus) alert {adj} (attentive) Alexandria {prop} (city in Egypt) alfalfa {n} (Medicago sativa) Algerian {n} (person from Algeria) alias {n} (another name; an assumed name) alien {adj} (Being unfamiliar with) alien {n} (foreigner) alien {n} (life form of non-Earth origin) alien {n} (person, etc. from outside) alienate {v} (To estrange) alignment {n} (alliance of factions) alignment {n} (arrangement of items in a line) alignment {n} (astronomy: conjunction of two celestial objects) alignment {n} (process of adjusting a mechanism such that its parts are aligned) alimony {n} (a court-enforced allowance) a little {adv} (to a small extent or degree) all {adv} (intensifier) all {determiner} (every individual of the given class) all along {adv} (duration, see also: for the entire time) allegedly {adv} (according to someone's allegation) allegiance {n} (loyalty to some cause, nation or ruler) allegoric {adj} (of, or relating to allegory) allegorical {adj} (of, relating to, or containing allegory) allegorically {adv} (in an allegorical manner) allegorise {v} (allegorise) allegory {n} (symbolic representation) allegory {n} (the representation of abstract principles) Allen key {n} (a hex head wrench) allergologist {n} (scientist) alleviate {v} (make less severe) alleviation {n} (alleviation) alliance {n} (persons or parties allied) alliance {n} (state of being allied) alliance {n} (treaty between nations) alliance {n} (union resembling that of families or states) all mouth and trousers {adj} (superficial) allocation {n} (The process or procedure for allocating things, especially money or other resources.) allodium {n} (freehold land or property) allotment {n} (plot of land) allow {v} (to grant, give, admit, accord, afford, or yield; to let one have) allow {v} (to let something happen, to admit, to concede) allow {v} (to make allowance) allow {v} (to permit) all right {adj} (good) all right {adj} (in good health) all right {adv} (fairly well) all right {interj} (Used as a general lead-in or beginning ) all right {interj} (Used to affirm, indicate agreement, or consent ) all right {interj} (Used to express exasperation or frustration, often with already ) all right {interj} (Used to fill space or pauses ) all right {interj} (Used to indicate support, favor or encouragement ) all's well that ends well {proverb} (even though something may have problems, it is all right ...) all that glitters is not gold {proverb} (things that appear valuable or worthwhile might not actually be so) all the same {adv} (anyway; nevertheless; nonetheless) all the way {adv} (to the end) allure {n} (The power to attract, entice; the quality causing attraction) allure {v} (to attempt to draw) alluring {adj} (having to power to allure) allusion {n} (indirect reference, hint) ally {n} (one united to another by treaty or league) almost {adv} (very close to) alone {adv} (by oneself) alone {adv} (only) along {prep} (by the length of; in a line with the length of; lengthwise next to) aloof {adj} (reserved and remote; either physically or emotionally distant) aloud {adv} (audibly, not silent) alpaca {n} (camelid animal of the Andes) alpha particle {n} (positively charged nucleus) already {adv} (prior to some time) Alsace {prop} (region on the west bank of the upper Rhine) Alsatian {adj} (of or relating to Alsace) Alsatian {n} (person from Alsace) alteration {n} (the act of altering or making different) alter ego {n} (alternate personality or persona) alternating {adj} (such that it alternates) alternatively {adv} (in an alternative way) although {conj} (in spite of the fact that) altimeter {n} (an apparatus for measuring altitude) alto clef {n} (Musical notation) aluminium foil {n} (thin sheets of aluminium) Alvin {prop} (male given name meaning "elf friend") Alvíssmál {prop} (tenth book of the Poetic Edda) always {adv} (at all times) Alzheimer's disease {n} (mental disorder from brain tissue changes) a.m. {adv} (before noon) amalgamate {v} (to combine or blend) amalgamate {v} (to make an alloy of mercury and another metal) amanita {n} (mushroom of the genus Amanita) amanuensis {n} (a clerk, secretary or stenographer) amaryllis {n} (the belladonna lily Amaryllis belladonna) amass {v} (to collect into a mass or heap) amateur {n} (person attached to a pursuit without pursuing it professionally) amateur {n} (someone who is inept) amateurish {adj} (reflecting the efforts of an amateur) amazement {n} (the condition of being amazed; 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PHRASES

Wenn Du nicht kommst, verlasse ich dich.

If you do not come , I am going to break up with you .
Wenn Du nicht kommst , verlasse ich dich 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(0070)

Sie macht sich Notizen in ihrem Notizbuch, damit sie sich besser erinnern kann.

She taking notes in her notebook to help her remember .
Sie macht sich Notizen in ihrem Notizbuch , damit sie sich besser erinnern kann 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(0074)

Überqueren Sie die Straße nicht, wenn die Ampel rot ist.

Don't cross the road when the light is red .
Überqueren Sie die Straße nicht , wenn die Ampel rot ist 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(0079)

Wir gehen an den Strand, um den Sonnenaufgang zu beobachten.

We are going to the beach to see the sunrise .
Wir gehen an den Strand , um den Sonnenaufgang zu beobachten 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(0108)

Gibt es eine Möglichkeit für mich, Gewicht zu verlieren?

Is there any way to make me slim ?
Gibt es eine Möglichkeit für mich , Gewicht zu verlieren ?

(ENG )
(DE )

(0148)

Der Wecker hat geklingelt, aber er ist noch nicht aufgewacht.

The alarm clock has rung , but he hasn not yet woken up .
Der Wecker hat geklingelt , aber er ist noch nicht aufgewacht 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(0149)

Wenn er das Haus verlässt, hat er immer einen Regenschirm dabei.

Whenever he leaves home , he always takes an umbrella with him .
Wenn er das Haus verlässt , hat er immer einen Regenschirm dabei 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(0162)

Es ist so kalt, dass sie sich erkältet hat.

It is so cold that she caught a cold .
Es ist so kalt , dass sie sich erkältet hat 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(0169)

Ich habe Gemüse, Obst usw. gekauft.

I bought vegetables , fruits , etc .
Ich habe Gemüse , Obst usw 0 gekauft 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(0171)

Ich bin sicher, wir haben uns verirrt.

I am sure we are lost .
Ich bin sicher , wir haben uns verirrt 0

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(DE )

(0176)

Wir müssen uns die Hände waschen, bevor wir essen.

We have to wash our hands before eating .
Wir müssen uns die Hände waschen , bevor wir essen 0

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(DE )

(0182)

Die Kinder stehen Schlange, um in den Schulbus zu gelangen.

The children line up to board the school bus .
Die Kinder stehen Schlange , um in den Schulbus zu gelangen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(0201)

Es ist sehr praktisch, ein Auto zu haben.

It is very convenient to have a car .
Es ist sehr praktisch , ein Auto zu haben 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(0245)

Ich gehe in die Bibliothek, um die Bücher zurückzugeben.

I am going to the library to return the books .
Ich gehe in die Bibliothek , um die Bücher zurückzugeben 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(0289)

Ich liebe es, Kleidung zu kaufen.

I love buying clothes .
Ich liebe es , Kleidung zu kaufen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(0301)

Wir gehen in den Supermarkt, um Gemüse zu kaufen.

We go to the supermarket to buy vegetables .
Wir gehen in den Supermarkt , um Gemüse zu kaufen 0

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(DE )

(0310)

Reis ist hier die Pflanze, die am meisten angebaut wird.

Rice is the main crop here .
Reis ist hier die Pflanze , die am meisten angebaut wird 0

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(DE )

(0322)

Es wäre toll, wenn ich Supermann wäre.

It would be great if I were superhuman .
Es wäre toll , wenn ich Supermann wäre 0

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(DE )

(0326)

Verstehst du, was ich sagen will?

Do you understand what I mean ?
Verstehst du , was ich sagen will ?

(ENG )
(DE )

(0352)

Sie läuft so schnell, dass sie kaum Luft holen kann.

She is running so hard that she can hardly catch her breath .
Sie läuft so schnell , dass sie kaum Luft holen kann 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(0368)

Bitte, machen Sie es noch einmal mit mir.

Please do it again along with me .
Bitte , machen Sie es noch einmal mit mir 0

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(DE )

(0369)

Meine Mutter und ich fahren ins Krankenhaus, um meine Großmutter zu besuchen.

My mother and I went to the hospital to see my grandma .
Meine Mutter und ich fahren ins Krankenhaus , um meine Großmutter zu besuchen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(0444)

Alle warten auf dem Bahnsteig, um in den Zug einzusteigen.

Everyone is waiting on the platform to board the train .
Alle warten auf dem Bahnsteig , um in den Zug einzusteigen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(0468)

Die Polizei beschuldigt ihn, ein Verbrechen begangen zu haben.

The police accuses him of committing a crime .
Die Polizei beschuldigt ihn , ein Verbrechen begangen zu haben 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(0470)

Zählen Sie, wie viel Geld Sie in Ihrer Brieftasche haben.

Count how much cash you have got in your wallet .
Zählen Sie , wie viel Geld Sie in Ihrer Brieftasche haben 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(0501)

Meine jüngere Schwester ging an die Meeresküste, um Steine zu sammeln.

My younger sister has gone to the seashore to collect stones .
Meine jüngere Schwester ging an die Meeresküste , um Steine zu sammeln 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(0509)

Die Geschichtenbücher, die sie lesen, sind sehr beliebt.

The story books they read are very popular .
Die Geschichtenbücher , die sie lesen , sind sehr beliebt 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(0527)

Sie liebt es, Musik zu hören.

She loves listening to music .
Sie liebt es , Musik zu hören 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(0531)

Ich gehe in die Bibliothek und versuche, einige Informationen/Materialien zu finden.

I am going to the library to try to find some information/materials .
Ich gehe in die Bibliothek und versuche , einige Informationen/Materialien zu finden 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(0553)

Einer von ihnen macht es, der andere schaut zu.

One of them is doing and the other is watching .
Einer von ihnen macht es , der andere schaut zu 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(0566)

Sie ist bereit, ihn zu heiraten.

She is willing to marry him .
Sie ist bereit , ihn zu heiraten 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(0583)

Ich hoffe, mein Wunsch wird wahr.

I hope my wish will come TRUE .
Ich hoffe , mein Wunsch wird wahr 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(0584)

Obwohl erschöpft von dem Rennen, weigern sich viele, aufzugeben.

Though exhausted from running , many refuse to give up .
Obwohl erschöpft von dem Rennen , weigern sich viele , aufzugeben 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(0585)

Ich hoffe, du kannst mir verzeihen.

I hope you can forgive me .
Ich hoffe , du kannst mir verzeihen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(0590)

Sie ist es gewohnt, morgens zu laufen.

She is used to running in the morning
Sie ist es gewohnt , morgens zu laufen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(0600)

Ich gehe zur britischen Botschaft, um ein Visum zu bekommen.

I am going to the British embassy to get a visa .
Ich gehe zur britischen Botschaft , um ein Visum zu bekommen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(0665)

Sie geht zur Kasse, um zu bezahlen.

She goes to the cashier to pay .
Sie geht zur Kasse , um zu bezahlen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(0686)

Er weiß nicht, wie er das beheben soll.

He doesn't know how to solve this problem .
Er weiß nicht , wie er das beheben soll 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(0694)

Dieser Diamantring ist es wert, gesammelt zu werden.

This diamond ring is worth collecting .
Dieser Diamantring ist es wert , gesammelt zu werden 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(0704)

Sieht aus, als würde es regnen.

It seems that it it is going to rain .
Sieht aus , als würde es regnen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(0711)

Ihre Mutter erlaubte ihnen, Eiscreme zu essen.

Their mother allowed them to eat ice cream .
Ihre Mutter erlaubte ihnen , Eiscreme zu essen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(0723)

Er besteht immer noch darauf, morgens zu laufen, obwohl der Winter beginnt.

He still insists on running in the morning even though it is early winter .
Er besteht immer noch darauf , morgens zu laufen , obwohl der Winter beginnt 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(0725)

Dies ist ein Originalwerk, das ich geschaffen habe.

This is an original work I created .
Dies ist ein Originalwerk , das ich geschaffen habe 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(0739)

Der Verkäufer bat mich, meine PIN-Nummer einzugeben.

The salesperson asked me to enter my pin number .
Der Verkäufer bat mich , meine PIN-Nummer einzugeben 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(0750)

Sie haben zugestimmt, die Stelle zu übernehmen.

They have agreed to take on the job .
Sie haben zugestimmt , die Stelle zu übernehmen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(0767)

Ihre Bewegungen, wenn sie tanzt, sind bezaubernd.

Her motions when dancing are lovely .
Ihre Bewegungen , wenn sie tanzt , sind bezaubernd 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(0810)

Er hat sich bereit erklärt, mit der anderen Seite zusammenzuarbeiten.

She agreed to cooperate with the other party .
Er hat sich bereit erklärt , mit der anderen Seite zusammenzuarbeiten 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(0812)

Unser Team besteht aus fünf Personen, mich eingeschlossen.

There are five people in our team including me .
Unser Team besteht aus fünf Personen , mich eingeschlossen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(0820)

Sie ist zuhause und liest, um die Zeit zu verbringen.

She is reading at home to pass the time .
Sie ist zuhause und liest , um die Zeit zu verbringen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(0873)

Meine Mutter ist dabei, das Zimmer aufzuräumen.

My mom is tidying the room .
Meine Mutter ist dabei , das Zimmer aufzuräumen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(0894)

Bitte hinterlassen Sie mir eine Nachricht, falls etwas passiert.

Please leave me a note if something comes up .
Bitte hinterlassen Sie mir eine Nachricht , falls etwas passiert 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(0897)

Ich bereite mich darauf vor, meinen Freunden eine E-Mail zu schicken.

I am getting ready to send e-mails to my friends .
Ich bereite mich darauf vor , meinen Freunden eine E-Mail zu schicken 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(0900)

Mein Freund und ich haben vereinbart, uns hier zu treffen.

My friend and I have agreed to meet here .
Mein Freund und ich haben vereinbart , uns hier zu treffen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(0926)

Der Lehrer bringt uns bei, die Worte nachzusprechen.

The teacher teaches us to recite the words .
Der Lehrer bringt uns bei , die Worte nachzusprechen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(0945)

Bitte hebt eure Hand, wenn ihr die Frage beantworten möchtet.

Please raise your hand if you want to answer the question .
Bitte hebt eure Hand , wenn ihr die Frage beantworten möchtet 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(0947)

Sie forderte ihn auf, sich zu entschuldigen.

She demanded he apologize .
Sie forderte ihn auf , sich zu entschuldigen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(0961)

Die Computeraufzeichnungen beweisen, dass meine Ideen richtig waren.

The computer records prove that my ideas were correct .
Die Computeraufzeichnungen beweisen , dass meine Ideen richtig waren 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(0981)

Ich schlage vor, dass Sie die Verkehrsregeln lesen.

I suggest that you read the traffic regulations .
Ich schlage vor , dass Sie die Verkehrsregeln lesen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(0983)

Alle Tiere schützen ihr Junges, das ist ein Instinkt.

It is in animals' nature to protect their young .
Alle Tiere schützen ihr Junges , das ist ein Instinkt 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(0986)

Ich lege Wert darauf, jeden Tag zu trainieren.

I make a point of exercising every day .
Ich lege Wert darauf , jeden Tag zu trainieren 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(1006)

Ich stehe Schlange, um ein Ticket zu kaufen.

I am in line to buy a ticket .
Ich stehe Schlange , um ein Ticket zu kaufen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(1020)

Ich muss eine Brille tragen, um klar zu sehen.

I have to wear glasses to see things clearly .
Ich muss eine Brille tragen , um klar zu sehen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(1039)

Paprika, Zwiebeln und Karotten sind alles Gemüse.

Peppers , onions and carrots are all vegetables .
Paprika , Zwiebeln und Karotten sind alles Gemüse 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(1042)

Ich plane, meine Computerausrüstung auf den neuesten Stand zu bringen.

I am planning to update my computer equipment .
Ich plane , meine Computerausrüstung auf den neuesten Stand zu bringen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(1053)

Obwohl ihr Vater sie tröstet, ist sie immer noch unglücklich.

Although her father comforts her , she is still unhappy .
Obwohl ihr Vater sie tröstet , ist sie immer noch unglücklich 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(1058)

Sie strebt danach, Architektin zu werden

She aspires to become an architect .
Sie strebt danach , Architektin zu werden

(ENG )
(DE )

(1065)

Es ist die Pflicht der Kinder, für ihre Eltern zu sorgen.

It is the duty of children to care for their parents .
Es ist die Pflicht der Kinder , für ihre Eltern zu sorgen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(1091)

Sie rennt, so schnell sie kann.

She is running on ahead as best she can .
Sie rennt , so schnell sie kann 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(1094)

Er war so aufgeregt, dass er kein Wort sagen konnte.

He was so excited that he couldn't utter a word .
Er war so aufgeregt , dass er kein Wort sagen konnte 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(1096)

Sport machent ist ein effektiver Weg, um Gewicht zu verlieren.

Doing exercise is an effective way to lose weight .
Sport machent ist ein effektiver Weg , um Gewicht zu verlieren 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(1100)

Alle üben, indem sie die Bewegungen des Lehrers nachahmen.

Everyone is copying the teacher's movements .
Alle üben , indem sie die Bewegungen des Lehrers nachahmen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(1101)

Ich kann nicht glauben, dass du mich anrufst.

What a surprise that you should call me .
Ich kann nicht glauben , dass du mich anrufst 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(1105)

Sie hilft mir, die Arbeit zu erlediigen.

She helped me finish the work .
Sie hilft mir , die Arbeit zu erlediigen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(1108)

Der Vater verdient Geld, um die Familie zu unterstützen.

Dad earns money to support the family .
Der Vater verdient Geld , um die Familie zu unterstützen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(1117)

Die Mutter und ihre Tochter lieben es, Blumen zu züchten.

The mother and her daughter both love growing flowers .
Die Mutter und ihre Tochter lieben es , Blumen zu züchten 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(1118)

Sie reist nach Paris, wenn sie frei hat.

She travels to Paris when she gets time off from work .
Sie reist nach Paris , wenn sie frei hat 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(1128)

Ich gehe ins Krankenhaus, um mich untersuchen zu lassen.

I am going to the hospital for a medical checkup .
Ich gehe ins Krankenhaus , um mich untersuchen zu lassen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(1141)

Mein Sohn liebt es, im Sand zu spielen.

My son loves playing in the sand .
Mein Sohn liebt es , im Sand zu spielen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(1151)

Ich benutze eine Kreditkarte, um etwas zu kaufen.

I use a credit card to purchase things .
Ich benutze eine Kreditkarte , um etwas zu kaufen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(1173)

Ich hatte nicht erwartet, dass so viele Freunde kommen würden.

I didn't expect that so many friends would come .
Ich hatte nicht erwartet , dass so viele Freunde kommen würden 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(1174)

Ich liebe es, literarische Klassiker zu lesen.

I love reading literary classics .
Ich liebe es , literarische Klassiker zu lesen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(1185)

Sie gehen ein Risiko ein, wenn Sie Aktien kaufen.

You take a risk when you buy stock .
Sie gehen ein Risiko ein , wenn Sie Aktien kaufen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(1197)

Sie ging in eine Apotheke, um Medikamente zu kaufen.

She went to a drugstore to buy medicine .
Sie ging in eine Apotheke , um Medikamente zu kaufen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(1201)

Der Wecker klingelt, aber sie will nicht aufstehen.

The alarm clock is ringing , but she doesn not want to get up .
Der Wecker klingelt , aber sie will nicht aufstehen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(1206)

Würde es Ihnen etwas ausmachen, wenn wir Sie interviewen?

Would you mind if we interview you ?
Würde es Ihnen etwas ausmachen , wenn wir Sie interviewen ?

(ENG )
(DE )

(1209)

Glaubst du, dass es einen Gott gibt?

Do you believe there is a God ?
Glaubst du , dass es einen Gott gibt ?

(ENG )
(DE )

(1220)

Ich gehe zur Post, um einen Brief zu verschicken.

I am going to the post office to mail a letter .
Ich gehe zur Post , um einen Brief zu verschicken 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(1225)

Sie sind bereit, den Feind anzugreifen.

They are ready to attack the enemy .
Sie sind bereit , den Feind anzugreifen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(1240)

Ich kehre in mein Land zurück, um Verwandte und Freunde zu besuchen.

I am returning to my country to visit relatives and friends .
Ich kehre in mein Land zurück , um Verwandte und Freunde zu besuchen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(1242)

Versuchen Sie, das Auto vor Ihnen einzuholen.

Try to catch up with that car up ahead .
Versuchen Sie , das Auto vor Ihnen einzuholen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(1246)

Ich gehe zur Einwanderungsbehörde, um das Visum zu beantragen.

I go to the immigration office to apply for the visa .
Ich gehe zur Einwanderungsbehörde , um das Visum zu beantragen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(1251)

Sein Plan, Gewicht zu verlieren, schlug fehl.

His plan to lose weight failed .
Sein Plan , Gewicht zu verlieren , schlug fehl 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(1304)

Sie erzählt mir ein Geheimnis, das nur wenige kennen.

She tells me a secret few people know .
Sie erzählt mir ein Geheimnis , das nur wenige kennen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(1309)

Alle Kinder lieben es, eine Zirkusvorstellung zu sehen.

All children love watching a circus performance .
Alle Kinder lieben es , eine Zirkusvorstellung zu sehen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(1313)

Wow, wie schrecklich!

Wow , how horrible !
Wow , wie schrecklich !

(ENG )
(DE )

(1316)

In China leben 1,3 Milliarden Menschen.

There are 1 0.3 billion people in China .
In China leben 1 0,3 Milliarden Menschen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(1322)

Ich gehe zur Botschaft, um ein Visum zu beantragen.

I am going to the embassy to apply for a visa .
Ich gehe zur Botschaft , um ein Visum zu beantragen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(1323)

Er vermutet, dass etwas schief gelaufen ist.

He suspects something has gone wrong .
Er vermutet , dass etwas schief gelaufen ist 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(1355)

Wenn ich auf der Klippe stehe, bekomme ich große Angst.

Standing on the cliff , I become very frightened .
Wenn ich auf der Klippe stehe , bekomme ich große Angst 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(1369)

Ich gehe in die Bibliothek, um mir Bücher auszuleihen.

I am going to the library to borrow some books .
Ich gehe in die Bibliothek , um mir Bücher auszuleihen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(1378)

Er war gezwungen, sich zu ergeben.

He was forced to surrender .
Er war gezwungen , sich zu ergeben 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(1394)

Er geht zur Post, um etwas Geld an seine Familie zu überweisen.

He is going to the post office to remit some money to his family .
Er geht zur Post , um etwas Geld an seine Familie zu überweisen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(1408)

Die Menschen appellieren an die Regierung, Reformen einzuleiten.

People are appealing to the government to institute reforms .
Die Menschen appellieren an die Regierung , Reformen einzuleiten 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(1415)

Wenn du nicht essen willst, zwinge dich nicht.

If you don't want to eat , don not force yourself .
Wenn du nicht essen willst , zwinge dich nicht 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(1438)

Ich kann es kaum erwarten, nach Hause zu kommen.

I am eagerly looking forward to getting home .
Ich kann es kaum erwarten , nach Hause zu kommen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(1439)

Ich möchte abnehmen, auch wenn es bedeutet, nicht zu essen.

I want to lose weight even if it means not eating .
Ich möchte abnehmen , auch wenn es bedeutet , nicht zu essen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(1463)

Ich gehe zurück in mein Heimatland, um Verwandte und Freunde zu besuchen.

I am going back to my home country to visit relatives and friends .
Ich gehe zurück in mein Heimatland , um Verwandte und Freunde zu besuchen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(1479)

Junge Leute versuchen, trendy zu sein (wörtlich "die aktuelle Mode verfolgen").

zu sein (wörtlich die aktuelle Mode verfolgen) . Young people
mode actuelle) 0 Junge Leute versuchen , trendy

(ENG )
(DE )

(1493)

Oh, das habe ich vergessen.

Uh-oh , I forgot about that .
Oh , das habe ich vergessen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(1501)

Der Weg, der vor uns liegt, ist kurvenreich.

The road ahead is winding .
Der Weg , der vor uns liegt , ist kurvenreich 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(1506)

Sie benutzt ein Seil, um sich zu schützen.

She uses a rope to protect herself .
Sie benutzt ein Seil , um sich zu schützen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(1535)

Mutter hilft mir, meine Haare zu waschen.

Mother is helping me wash my hair .
Mutter hilft mir , meine Haare zu waschen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(1541)

Das Unternehmen hielt eine Pressekonferenz ab, um sein neues Produkt vorzustellen.

The company held a news conference to introduce its new product .
Das Unternehmen hielt eine Pressekonferenz ab , um sein neues Produkt vorzustellen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(1550)

Sie weiß nicht, wie sie wählen soll.

She doesn't know how to choose .
Sie weiß nicht , wie sie wählen soll 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(1552)

Ich bin mir sehr sicher, wie ich mit dieser Angelegenheit umgehen soll.

I am very sure about how to deal with this matter .
Ich bin mir sehr sicher , wie ich mit dieser Angelegenheit umgehen soll 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(1582)

Wir können die Fragen, die die Menschen stellen, nicht ignorieren.

We should not ignore the questions people are asking .
Wir können die Fragen , die die Menschen stellen , nicht ignorieren 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(1588)

Es begann heftig zu regnen, als ich aus der Tür trat.

It started to rain heavily just when I stepped out the door .
Es begann heftig zu regnen , als ich aus der Tür trat 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(1589)

Um die Straße zu überqueren, sollte man den Zebrastreifen benutzen.

To cross the street , one should use the crosswalk .
Um die Straße zu überqueren , sollte man den Zebrastreifen benutzen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(1624)

Ich liebe japanisches Essen, besonders Sushi.

I love Japanese food , especially sushi .
Ich liebe japanisches Essen , besonders Sushi 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(1625)

Viele Menschen besuchen den Park, um die Kirschblüte zu genießen.

Many people go to the park to see the cherry blossoms .
Viele Menschen besuchen den Park , um die Kirschblüte zu genießen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(1672)

Sie ist es gewohnt, jeden Tag morgens zu laufen.

She is used to running in the morning every day .
Sie ist es gewohnt , jeden Tag morgens zu laufen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(1700)

Wie geht es Ihnen, Herr Zhao?

How are you , Mr . Zhao ?
Wie geht es Ihnen , Herr Zhao ?

(ENG )
(DE )

(1740)

Sie machen Ausflüge, wenn sie Freizeit haben.

They go on trips when they have free time .
Sie machen Ausflüge , wenn sie Freizeit haben 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(1755)

Am Fluss gibt es viele Händler, die Gemüse verkaufen.

There are many peddlers selling vegetables by the riverside .
Am Fluss gibt es viele Händler , die Gemüse verkaufen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(1775)

Es ist kalt, achte also darauf, dich nicht zu erkälten.

It is cold , so be careful not to catch a cold .
Es ist kalt , achte also darauf , dich nicht zu erkälten 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(1789)

Hmm, das ist ein sehr guter Plan.

Hmm , this is a very good plan .
Hmm , das ist ein sehr guter Plan 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(1804)

Sie fahren nach Hause, um ihre Familienmitglieder zu besuchen.

They are going home to visit their family members .
Sie fahren nach Hause , um ihre Familienmitglieder zu besuchen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(1814)

Ihre Aufgabe ist es, Teppiche zu weben.

Her job is weaving carpets .
Ihre Aufgabe ist es , Teppiche zu weben 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(1815)

Er benutzt ein Lineal, um das Schaubild zu zeichnen.

She uses a ruler to draw the design .
Er benutzt ein Lineal , um das Schaubild zu zeichnen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(1831)

Das Thema ist zu kompliziert, das schaffe ich nicht.

The topic is too complicated , I can't do it .
Das Thema ist zu kompliziert , das schaffe ich nicht 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(1851)

Die Straße ist rutschig, bitte sei vorsichtig.

The road is slippery , so please be careful .
Die Straße ist rutschig , bitte sei vorsichtig 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(1859)

Ich benutze die Immobilie, um einen Kredit zu sichern.

I use real estate as a mortgage .
Ich benutze die Immobilie , um einen Kredit zu sichern 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(1862)

Die Tempel von Kyoto, Japan, sind sehr berühmt.

The temples of Kyoto , Japan , are very famous .
Die Tempel von Kyoto , Japan , sind sehr berühmt 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(1865)

Schade, dass er verloren hat.

It is a pity that he failed .
Schade , dass er verloren hat 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(1893)

Sie hat das Gefühl, dass das Leben leer ist.

She feels that life is empty .
Sie hat das Gefühl , dass das Leben leer ist 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(1898)

Es war so heiß, dass sie sehr schwitzten.

It was so hot that they were sweating profusely .
Es war so heiß , dass sie sehr schwitzten 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(1905)

Spiele können dazu beitragen, die Intelligenz von Kindern zu entwickeln.

Games can help childrens' intelligence develop .
Spiele können dazu beitragen , die Intelligenz von Kindern zu entwickeln 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(1940)

Es ist unklug, vor den Kindern zu streiten.

It is unwise to argue in front of the children .
Es ist unklug , vor den Kindern zu streiten 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(1941)

Er traf einen Freund, den er lange nicht mehr gesehen hatte.

He met a friend whom he hasn't seen for a long time .
Er traf einen Freund , den er lange nicht mehr gesehen hatte 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(1961)

Die kleinen Buchstaben sind zu verschwommen, ich kann sie nicht klar sehen.

The little letters are too blurry , I can not see them clearly .
Die kleinen Buchstaben sind zu verschwommen , ich kann sie nicht klar sehen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(1985)

Die Menschheit versucht, die Geheimnisse des Universums aufzudecken.

Mankind seeks to uncover the secrets of the universe .
Die Menschheit versucht , die Geheimnisse des Universums aufzudecken 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(1992)

Sie war zu beschäftigt, um zu wissen, was sie tun sollte.

She was too busy to know what to do .
Sie war zu beschäftigt , um zu wissen , was sie tun sollte 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(2006)

Sie war erfreut, als ihr Kollege entlassen wurde.

She took delight in seeing her colleagues being laid off .
Sie war erfreut , als ihr Kollege entlassen wurde 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(2028)

Sie weigern sich, sich zu versöhnen.

They refuse to reconcile .
Sie weigern sich , sich zu versöhnen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(2031)

Er hat keine Ahnung, was er tun soll.

He can not get a handle on his work .
Er hat keine Ahnung , was er tun soll 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(2034)

Ich weiß nicht, was ich tun soll.

I don't know what to do .
Ich weiß nicht , was ich tun soll 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(2061)

Sie lässt nicht zu, dass ihr Mann ausgeht.

She won't allow her husband to go out .
Sie lässt nicht zu , dass ihr Mann ausgeht 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(2068)

Meine Eltern haben versprochen, uns zu einem Picknick mitzunehmen.

My parents have promised to take us on a picnic .
Meine Eltern haben versprochen , uns zu einem Picknick mitzunehmen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(2069)

Es ist eine alte Tradition, einen roten Umschlag zu geben, wenn man an einem Hochzeitsbankett teilnimmt.

It is an old tradition to give a red envelope when one attends a wedding banquet .
Es ist eine alte Tradition , einen roten Umschlag zu geben , wenn man an einem Hochzeitsbankett teilnimmt 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(2123)

Er beabsichtigt, sein Gepäck aufzugeben.

He plans to check in his luggage .
Er beabsichtigt , sein Gepäck aufzugeben 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(2166)

Geh nicht raus, draußen tobt ein Taifun!

Don't go out , it's a typhoon outside !
Geh nicht raus , draußen tobt ein Taifun !

(ENG )
(DE )

(2169)

Es ist so windig, dass ihr Hut fast weggeblasen wurde.

It is so windy , her hat was almost blown away .
Es ist so windig , dass ihr Hut fast weggeblasen wurde 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(2170)

Er kämpft darum, aufzusteigen.

He is struggling to climb up .
Er kämpft darum , aufzusteigen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(2177)

Er ist bereit, ehrenamtlich zu arbeiten.

He is willing to be a volunteer worker .
Er ist bereit , ehrenamtlich zu arbeiten 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(2181)

Ich drücke Zahnpasta aus, um meine Zähne zu putzen.

I am squeezing toothpaste in preparation to brush my teeth .
Ich drücke Zahnpasta aus , um meine Zähne zu putzen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(2182)

Er ist unser neuer Mitarbeiter, Herr Zheng.

He is our new coworker , Mr . Zheng .
Er ist unser neuer Mitarbeiter , Herr Zheng 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(2197)

Die Schüler arbeiten fleißig, und der Lehrer ist sehr zufrieden.

The teacher feels happy that the students are working hard .
Die Schüler arbeiten fleißig , und der Lehrer ist sehr zufrieden 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(2208)

Sie stellt sich vor, dass sie eine Prinzessin ist.

She is imagining that she is a princess .
Sie stellt sich vor , dass sie eine Prinzessin ist 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(2209)

Ich liebe es, Puppentheater zu sehen.

I like watching puppet shows .
Ich liebe es , Puppentheater zu sehen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(2226)

Die Fischer fahren jeden Tag aufs Meer hinaus, um Fische zu fangen.

The fishermen go to sea to fish everyday .
Die Fischer fahren jeden Tag aufs Meer hinaus , um Fische zu fangen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(2259)

Die Lehrerin bittet sie, ihren Aufsatz laut vorzulesen.

The teacher asks her to read her composition aloud .
Die Lehrerin bittet sie , ihren Aufsatz laut vorzulesen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(2264)

Sie ist bereit, zu ihrem Termin zu gehen.

She is ready to go to her appointment .
Sie ist bereit , zu ihrem Termin zu gehen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(2293)

Er wirft hier sein Netz, um zu fischen.

He is casting his net here to fish .
Er wirft hier sein Netz , um zu fischen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(2321)

Geben Sie nicht anderen die Schuld, wenn Sie etwas falsch machen.

Don't blame others unfairly for things that you have done wrong .
Geben Sie nicht anderen die Schuld , wenn Sie etwas falsch machen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(2325)

Ich bin sehr stolz auf den Preis, den ich gewonnen habe.

I am very proud of the prize I won .
Ich bin sehr stolz auf den Preis , den ich gewonnen habe 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(2347)

Sie wollen einen Kredit, um ein Haus zu kaufen.

They want a loan to buy a house .
Sie wollen einen Kredit , um ein Haus zu kaufen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(2351)

Um Staus zu vermeiden, wollen wir einen Umweg fahren.

To avoid the traffic jam , we plan to make a detour .
Um Staus zu vermeiden , wollen wir einen Umweg fahren 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(2353)

Alle Kinder lieben es, Zaubertricks zu sehen.

All children love watching magic tricks .
Alle Kinder lieben es , Zaubertricks zu sehen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(2366)

Ich rate meinem Vater, das Rauchen aufzugeben.

I advised my father to give up smoking .
Ich rate meinem Vater , das Rauchen aufzugeben 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(2391)

Du musst mehr essen, du bist zu dünn.

You need to eat more , you are too slim .
Du musst mehr essen , du bist zu dünn 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(2398)

Ich sehne mich danach, dass mein Traum bald wahr wird.

I long for my dream to come TRUE soon .
Ich sehne mich danach , dass mein Traum bald wahr wird 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(2423)

Das Unternehmen beabsichtigt, 10 Mitarbeiter zu entlassen.

The company intends to lay off 10 employees .
Das Unternehmen beabsichtigt , 10 Mitarbeiter zu entlassen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(2428)

Ich glaube es nicht, er lügt mich an.

I don't believe it , he's lying to me .
Ich glaube es nicht , er lügt mich an 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(2438)

Er beschwert sich, dass die Arbeit zu schwierig ist.

He complains that the work is too difficult .
Er beschwert sich , dass die Arbeit zu schwierig ist 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(2441)

Dies ist ein Tabu, über das nicht gesprochen werden kann.

This is a taboo which can not be discussed .
Dies ist ein Tabu , über das nicht gesprochen werden kann 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(2462)

Wenn du es nicht magst, zwinge dich nicht, es zu essen.

Don't force yourself if you don't like it .
Wenn du es nicht magst , zwinge dich nicht , es zu essen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(2482)

Er arbeitete hart, um aufzusteigen.

He is trying hard to climb up .
Er arbeitete hart , um aufzusteigen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(2488)

Es wäre großartig, wenn ich ein Engel wäre.

It would be great if I were an angel .
Es wäre großartig , wenn ich ein Engel wäre 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(2503)

Er ist so glücklich, dass er laut aufschreit.

He is so happy that he shouted out loud .
Er ist so glücklich , dass er laut aufschreit 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(2522)

Er hat nicht den Mut, ein Führer zu werden.

He doesn't have the guts to become a leader .
Er hat nicht den Mut , ein Führer zu werden 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(2542)

Ich habe es eilig, zur Arbeit zu kommen.

I was in a hurry to get to work .
Ich habe es eilig , zur Arbeit zu kommen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(2543)

Es ist eine ewige Wahrheit, dass sich die Erde um die Sonne dreht.

It is a timeless truth that the earth revolves around the sun .
Es ist eine ewige Wahrheit , dass sich die Erde um die Sonne dreht 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(2586)

Ratet mal, was drin ist.

Guess what is inside .
Ratet mal , was drin ist 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(2610)

Er stellt fest, dass es sich um eine gefälschte Banknote handelt.

He discovers that it is a counterfeit banknote .
Er stellt fest , dass es sich um eine gefälschte Banknote handelt 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(2632)

Sie ist es leid, dass ihre Mutter nörgelt.

She is tired of her mother's nagging .
Sie ist es leid , dass ihre Mutter nörgelt 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(2642)

Unhygienische Gewohnheiten können dazu führen, dass sich Keime vermehren.

Unsanitary habits can cause germs to multiply .
Unhygienische Gewohnheiten können dazu führen , dass sich Keime vermehren 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(2646)

Wie kannst du es wagen, mich so zu behandeln?

How dare you treat me this way ?
Wie kannst du es wagen , mich so zu behandeln ?

(ENG )
(DE )

(2650)

Er bemüht sich, ans Ufer zu schwimmen.

He struggles to swim to shore .
Er bemüht sich , ans Ufer zu schwimmen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(2653)

Sie ist entschlossen, das Rauchen aufzugeben.

She is determined to give up smoking .
Sie ist entschlossen , das Rauchen aufzugeben 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(2687)

Der Arzt diagnostiziert, dass ein Patient krank ist.

The doctor is diagnosing a patient's illness .
Der Arzt diagnostiziert , dass ein Patient krank ist 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(2723)

Meine Mutter drängt mich, aufzustehen.

Mother urges me to get up .
Meine Mutter drängt mich , aufzustehen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(2729)

Ich kann nicht sagen, wer der ältere Bruder ist.

I can not tell which is the older brother .
Ich kann nicht sagen , wer der ältere Bruder ist 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(2740)

Die Menschheit hört nie auf, das Universum zu erforschen.

Humanity never stops exploring the universe .
Die Menschheit hört nie auf , das Universum zu erforschen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(2741)

Sie bedauert, dass sie die Prüfung nicht bestanden hat.

She regrets that she failed the exam .
Sie bedauert , dass sie die Prüfung nicht bestanden hat 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(2804)

Er versucht, die verantwortliche Person zu bestechen.

He is trying to bribe the person in charge .
Er versucht , die verantwortliche Person zu bestechen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(2823)

Wie kannst du es wagen, mich zu provozieren?

How dare you try to provoke me ?
Wie kannst du es wagen , mich zu provozieren ?

(ENG )
(DE )

(2835)

Sie benutzt eine Kristallkugel, um festzustellen, ob die Vorzeichen gut oder schlecht sind.

She uses a crystal ball to tell whether the omens are good or bad .
Sie benutzt eine Kristallkugel , um festzustellen , ob die Vorzeichen gut oder schlecht sind 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(2836)

Die Regierung hat Hilfe angeboten, um die von der Katastrophe betroffenen Menschen zu entlasten.

The government has offered aid to relieve the people affected by the disaster .
Die Regierung hat Hilfe angeboten , um die von der Katastrophe betroffenen Menschen zu entlasten 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(2839)

Die Feuerwehr ist vor Ort, um die Opfer zu retten.

The fire brigade is on site to rescue the victims .
Die Feuerwehr ist vor Ort , um die Opfer zu retten 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(2842)

Die Kinder kommen zusammen, um zu spielen.

The children get together to play .
Die Kinder kommen zusammen , um zu spielen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(2852)

Sie machen eine Expedition, um den Südpol zu erkunden.

They are going on an expedition to explore the South Pole .
Sie machen eine Expedition , um den Südpol zu erkunden 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(2879)

Hallo, wie geht es dir?

Hey , how are you ?
Hallo , wie geht es dir ?

(ENG )
(DE )

(2885)

Sie benutzt einen Verband aus Mull, um meine Wunde zu verbinden.

She uses a gauze bandage to dress my wound .
Sie benutzt einen Verband aus Mull , um meine Wunde zu verbinden 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(2886)

Ich gehe zum Schalter, um zu bezahlen.

I am going to the counter to pay .
Ich gehe zum Schalter , um zu bezahlen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(2899)

Es ist hier gefährlich, deshalb müssen sie wachsam sein.

It is dangerous here , so they need to be alert .
Es ist hier gefährlich , deshalb müssen sie wachsam sein 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(2902)

Wir leben ein gewöhnliches, aber glückliches Leben.

We are living an ordinary but happy life .
Wir leben ein gewöhnliches , aber glückliches Leben 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(2908)

Karaoke zu singen ist eine Möglichkeit, sich selbst zu unterhalten.

Singing karaoke is a way to entertain yourself .
Karaoke zu singen ist eine Möglichkeit , sich selbst zu unterhalten 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(2915)

Wenn Sie die angegebenen Artikel kaufen, erhalten Sie ein kostenloses Geschenk.

If you purchase the designated items , you'll get a free gift .
Wenn Sie die angegebenen Artikel kaufen , erhalten Sie ein kostenloses Geschenk 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(2917)

Sie mag es nicht, wenn ihre Mutter nörgelt.

She dislikes her mother is nagging .
Sie mag es nicht , wenn ihre Mutter nörgelt 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(2928)

Die Temperatur wird morgen sinken, seien Sie also bitte auf die Kälte vorbereitet.

The temperature will drop tomorrow , so please be prepared for the cold .
Die Temperatur wird morgen sinken , seien Sie also bitte auf die Kälte vorbereitet 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(2950)

Ich wette, es wird heute nicht regnen.

I bet it won't rain today .
Ich wette , es wird heute nicht regnen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(2980)

Wir haben 6,6 Hektar Ackerland.

We have 16 0.5 acres of farmland .
Wir haben 6 0,6 Hektar Ackerland 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(2984)

Es scheint, dass etwas mit den Zahlen im Geschäftsbuch nicht stimmt.

It seems that something is wrong with the figures in the accounts book .
Es scheint , dass etwas mit den Zahlen im Geschäftsbuch nicht stimmt 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(3010)

Mathe ist das einzige Fach, in dem er nicht gut kann.

Math is the only subject in which he can not do well .
Mathe ist das einzige Fach , in dem er nicht gut kann 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(3019)

Er ist immer mit vielen Kleinigkeiten beschäftigt, ohne viel Ergebnis.

He is always busy with many petty matters without much result .
Er ist immer mit vielen Kleinigkeiten beschäftigt , ohne viel Ergebnis 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(3023)

Sie gingen weiter, ohne Angst vor den Nöten.

They moved forward , unafraid of the hardships .
Sie gingen weiter , ohne Angst vor den Nöten 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(3035)

Er ist die Art von Person, die die Menschen respektieren und in Ehrfurcht versetzen.

He is the kind of person that people respect and hold in awe .
Er ist die Art von Person , die die Menschen respektieren und in Ehrfurcht versetzen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(3036)

Sie zögern, welche Schuhe sie kaufen sollen.

They are hesitating about which shoes to buy .
Sie zögern , welche Schuhe sie kaufen sollen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(3040)

Sie bezahlte das Geld, das sie schuldete.

She paid the money she owed .
Sie bezahlte das Geld , das sie schuldete 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(3055)

Der Arzt forderte den Patienten wiederholt auf, das Arzneimittel zu den angegebenen Zeiten einzunehmen.

The doctor urged/warned the patient repeatedly to take the medicine at the times indicated .
Der Arzt forderte den Patienten wiederholt auf , das Arzneimittel zu den angegebenen Zeiten einzunehmen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(3071)

Der Vater fordert sein Kind auf, vorsichtig zu sein.

The father tells his child to be careful .
Der Vater fordert sein Kind auf , vorsichtig zu sein 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(3072)

Sprich nicht mit dem Megaphon, das auf mich gerichtet ist.

Don not speak with the megaphone aimed at me .
Sprich nicht mit dem Megaphon , das auf mich gerichtet ist 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(3076)

Ich hoffe, dass im neuen Jahr alles für Sie reibungslos verläuft.

I hope everything goes smoothly for you in the new year .
Ich hoffe , dass im neuen Jahr alles für Sie reibungslos verläuft 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(3085)

Sie ist bereit, die Geburtstagskerzen auszublasen.

She is ready to blow out the birthday candles .
Sie ist bereit , die Geburtstagskerzen auszublasen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(3086)

Hey, schau!

Hey , look !
Hey , schau !

(ENG )
(DE )

(3107)

Ich hoffe, dass die Menschheit frei von Seuchen bleibt.

I hope that mankind will stay free from from plagues .
Ich hoffe , dass die Menschheit frei von Seuchen bleibt 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(3111)

Es ist eine ziemliche Belastung, beim Bergsteigen einen Rucksack zu tragen.

It is quite a burden to carry a backpack when mountain-climbing .
Es ist eine ziemliche Belastung , beim Bergsteigen einen Rucksack zu tragen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(3144)

Sie hat solche Angst, dass sie ihre Augen bedeckt.

She is so scared that she is covered her eyes .
Sie hat solche Angst , dass sie ihre Augen bedeckt 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(3149)

Jeder versuchte, die Schuld auf den anderen zu verlagern.

Each tried to shift the blame onto the other .
Jeder versuchte , die Schuld auf den anderen zu verlagern 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(3159)

Er begrüßte seinen Begleiter, der im Dienst starb.

He saluted his companion who died in the line of duty .
Er begrüßte seinen Begleiter , der im Dienst starb 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(3167)

Bei dem Treffen hoben alle begeistert die Hände, um Kommentare abzugeben.

At the meeting , everyone raised their hands enthusiastically to comment .
Bei dem Treffen hoben alle begeistert die Hände , um Kommentare abzugeben 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(3176)

Mit Wein trinkt sie nur genug, um einen Vorgeschmack darauf zu bekommen, nicht um sich zu betrinken.

With wine , she drinks only enough to get a taste of it , not to get drunk .
Mit Wein trinkt sie nur genug , um einen Vorgeschmack darauf zu bekommen , nicht um sich zu betrinken

(ENG )
(DE )

(3184)

Ich weiß, wie man ein Boot rudert.

I know how to row a boat .
Ich weiß , wie man ein Boot rudert 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(3198)

Achten Sie darauf, dass keine Eierschalen in das Mehl fallen.

Be careful not to let any eggshell drop into the flour .
Achten Sie darauf , dass keine Eierschalen in das Mehl fallen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(3203)

Sie ist bereit, die Handgranate zu werfen.

She is ready to throw the hand grenade .
Sie ist bereit , die Handgranate zu werfen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(3208)

Was auch immer er tut, er tut es kühn und großartig.

Whatever he does , he does boldly and in grand style .
Was auch immer er tut , er tut es kühn und großartig 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(3253)

Langweiliges, trockenes Haar ist wirklich nervig.

Dull , dry hair is really annoying .
Langweiliges , trockenes Haar ist wirklich nervig 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(3263)

Alle stehen näher beieinander, wir machen gleich ein Foto!

Everyone stand closer together , we are about to take a picture !
Alle stehen näher beieinander , wir machen gleich ein Foto !

(ENG )
(DE )

(3266)

Er war im Begriff, vom Wasser überschwemmt zu werden.

He was about to be inundated by the water .
Er war im Begriff , vom Wasser überschwemmt zu werden 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(3268)

Das Reservoir hat so viel Wasser gespeichert, wie es aufnehmen kann.

The reservoir has stored as much water as it can hold .
Das Reservoir hat so viel Wasser gespeichert , wie es aufnehmen kann 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(3281)

Ohne zu studieren, wird man dumm und unwissend enden.

Without studying , one will end up stupid and ignorant .
Ohne zu studieren , wird man dumm und unwissend enden 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(3288)

Selbst eine Minute kann nicht verschwendet werden, um ein Leben zu retten.

Even a single minute can not be wasted when saving a life .
Selbst eine Minute kann nicht verschwendet werden , um ein Leben zu retten 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(3291)

Er ärgert sich (wörtlich: "hält es für tabu"), andere sagen, er sei fett.

er sei fett . He resents (lit . , considers it taboo) others
Er ärgert sich (wörtlich: hält es für tabu) , andere sagen ,

(ENG )
(DE )

(3295)

Was Sie sagen, ist absurd.

What you are saying is absurd .
Was Sie sagen , ist absurd 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(3309)

Der Mann, der gegen das Gesetz verstoßen hat, wurde gefangen genommen.

The man who broke the law has been captured .
Der Mann , der gegen das Gesetz verstoßen hat , wurde gefangen genommen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(3312)

Die Öffentlichkeit spendete großzügig Geld, um den Menschen im Katastrophengebiet zu helfen.

The public generously donated money to help the people in the disaster area .
Die Öffentlichkeit spendete großzügig Geld , um den Menschen im Katastrophengebiet zu helfen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(3318)

Ich liebe es, chinesische Gerichte zu essen, wie zum Beispiel Entenbraten aus Peking.

I love eating Chinese dishes , like Beijing roast duck , for instance .
Ich liebe es , chinesische Gerichte zu essen , wie zum Beispiel Entenbraten aus Peking 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(3325)

Bitte verzeihen Sie uns, wenn wir uns nicht gut um Sie gekümmert haben.

Please forgive us if we haven not taken good care of you .
Bitte verzeihen Sie uns , wenn wir uns nicht gut um Sie gekümmert haben 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(3334)

Das Kind hatte das Gefühl, Unrecht zu haben.

The child felt he had been being wronged .
Das Kind hatte das Gefühl , Unrecht zu haben 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(3340)

Sie gibt vor, ein böser Geist zu sein.

She is pretending to be an evil spirit .
Sie gibt vor , ein böser Geist zu sein 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(3347)

Sie ist prächtig, aber kokett.

She is dolled up gorgeously but coquettishly .
Sie ist prächtig , aber kokett 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(3348)

Sie wurde verlegen und wusste nicht, was sie sagen sollte.

She became embarrassed and didn not know what to say .
Sie wurde verlegen und wusste nicht , was sie sagen sollte 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(3361)

In dem Moment, als sie sich sahen, waren sie glücklich.

The moment they saw each other , they were happy .
In dem Moment , als sie sich sahen , waren sie glücklich 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(3365)

Es ist jedermanns Pflicht, den Weltfrieden zu verteidigen.

It is everyone is duty to defend world peace .
Es ist jedermanns Pflicht , den Weltfrieden zu verteidigen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(3393)

Ich hoffe, dass beide Seiten aufrichtig zusammenarbeiten.

I hope both sides will cooperate sincerely .
Ich hoffe , dass beide Seiten aufrichtig zusammenarbeiten 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(3410)

Ich schätze, er wird nicht kommen.

I guess he won' t come .
Ich schätze , er wird nicht kommen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(3411)

Der Richter prüft die Umstände des Falles, bevor er eine Entscheidung trifft.

The judge considers the circumstances of the case before rendering a decision .
Der Richter prüft die Umstände des Falles , bevor er eine Entscheidung trifft 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(3414)

Er ist sehr speziell in Bezug auf die Arbeit, die er leistet.

He is very particular about the work he is doing .
Er ist sehr speziell in Bezug auf die Arbeit , die er leistet 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(3420)

Im Winter gehe ich gerne in ein Badehaus, um ein Bad zu nehmen.

In the winter , I like going to a bathhouse to have a bath .
Im Winter gehe ich gerne in ein Badehaus , um ein Bad zu nehmen 0

(ENG )
(DE )

(3430)

Lenins Konterfei wurde zu einer Statue gemacht, damit die Menschen ihm Tribut zollen können.

Lenin' s likeness has been made into a statue to enable people to pay tribute to him .
Lenins Konterfei wurde zu einer Statue gemacht , damit die Menschen ihm Tribut zollen können 0

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(3437)

Sie hatten nur vor, die Beute aufzuteilen.

They were just planning to divide the spoils .
Sie hatten nur vor , die Beute aufzuteilen 0

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(3453)

Nachdem er der starken Sonne ausgesetzt war, wurde seine Haut dunkel.

After being exposed to the strong sun , his skin turned dark .
Nachdem er der starken Sonne ausgesetzt war , wurde seine Haut dunkel 0

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(3456)

Die Große Mauer wurde benutzt, um sich gegen Einfälle ausländischer Invasoren zu verteidigen.

The Great Wall was used to defend against incursions by foreign invaders .
Die Große Mauer wurde benutzt , um sich gegen Einfälle ausländischer Invasoren zu verteidigen 0

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(3468)

Lassen Sie sich impfen, um die Ausbreitung der Epidemie zu verhindern.

Get vaccinated to prevent the spread of the epidemic .
Lassen Sie sich impfen , um die Ausbreitung der Epidemie zu verhindern 0

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(3492)

Ich liebe es, Krabben zu essen.

I love eating crab .
Ich liebe es , Krabben zu essen 0

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(3499)

Als sich das Gerücht verbreitete, entwickelte es sich zu einem Durcheinander zahlreicher Versionen.

As the rumor spread , it developed into a jumble of numerous versions .
Als sich das Gerücht verbreitete , entwickelte es sich zu einem Durcheinander zahlreicher Versionen 0

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(3513)

Der Moment, in dem ein Komet fällt, ist wunderschön.

The moment when a comet falls is beautiful .
Der Moment , in dem ein Komet fällt , ist wunderschön 0

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(3514)

Sie benutzt einen Besen, um den Boden zu fegen.

She is using a broom to sweep the floor .
Sie benutzt einen Besen , um den Boden zu fegen 0

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(3520)

I can't tell who will arrive first .

Ich kann nicht sagen, wer zuerst ankommt.

I have nothing to live for .

Ich habe nichts, wofür es sich zu leben lohnt.

My father consented to my going abroad .

Mein Vater stimmte zu, dass ich ins Ausland ging.

You have eaten lunch , haven't you ?

Du hast zu Mittag gegessen, nicht wahr?

He did not know where to go .

Er wusste nicht, wohin er gehen sollte.

I have half a mind to undertake the work .

Ich habe fast Lust, die Arbeit zu übernehmen.

We shouldn't have any trouble if the traffic isn't too heavy .

Wir sollten keine Probleme haben, wenn der Verkehr nicht zu stark ist.

Can you repeat what you said ?

Können Sie wiederholen, was Sie gesagt haben?

Congratulations on being accepted to the school you've always wanted to go to .

Herzlichen Glückwunsch zur Aufnahme an der Schule, die Sie schon immer besuchen wollten.

They dared not look me in the face .

Sie wagten es nicht, mir ins Gesicht zu sehen.

It is in order to hear your voice well .

Es dient dazu, Ihre Stimme gut zu hören.

You may be free to do what you like .

Es steht Ihnen vielleicht frei, zu tun, was Sie wollen.

Drop me a line when you get there .

Schreiben Sie mir eine Nachricht, wenn Sie dort ankommen.

I intended to have gone fishing .

Ich hatte vor, angeln zu gehen.

He pretends to know everything .

Er gibt vor, alles zu wissen.

There's no need to get so angry .

Es besteht kein Grund, so wütend zu werden.

Let me call you back later , ok ?

Lass mich dich später zurückrufen, ok?

You have to make efforts if you are to succeed .

Sie müssen sich anstrengen, wenn Sie Erfolg haben wollen.

I was born in osaka , but brought up in tokyo .

Ich wurde in Osaka geboren, bin aber in Tokio aufgewachsen.

She woke to find herself in the hospital .

Als sie aufwachte, befand sie sich im Krankenhaus.

He wants you to stay here .

Er möchte, dass du hier bleibst.

They made a great effort to settle the problem .

Sie haben große Anstrengungen unternommen, um das Problem zu lösen.

This is what I wanted .

Das ist es, was ich wollte.

No one had the heart to say he was wrong .

Niemand hatte es übers Herz zu sagen, dass er falsch lag.

He looks a bit tired , doesn't he ?

Er sieht ein bisschen müde aus, nicht wahr?

He never fails to write to his parents once a month .

Er versäumt es nie, einmal im Monat an seine Eltern zu schreiben.

Do you have one a little bigger than these ?

Hast du eins, das etwas größer ist als diese?

He was so kind as to show me around the town .

Er war so freundlich, mir die Stadt zu zeigen.

We decided to put off the meeting until next sunday .

Wir beschlossen, das Treffen auf nächsten Sonntag zu verschieben.

What do you say to playing tennis with me ?

Was sagst du dazu, mit mir Tennis zu spielen?

I simply haven't the time to do everything I want to do .

Ich habe einfach nicht die Zeit, alles zu tun, was ich tun möchte.

She advised him to use a bicycle .

Sie riet ihm, ein Fahrrad zu benutzen.

He failed to do what he said he would do .

Er hat nicht getan, was er versprochen hatte.

Please tell me when to serve the food .

Bitte sagen Sie mir, wann ich das Essen servieren soll.

It's no use trying anything .

Es hat keinen Sinn, irgendetwas auszuprobieren.

Stop inhaling your food . You'd better eat more slowly .

Hören Sie auf, Ihr Essen einzuatmen. Du solltest besser langsamer essen.

It is quite natural that he think so .

es ist ganz natürlich, dass er so denkt.

What a thoughtless man to do that !

Was für ein gedankenloser Mann, der das tut!

Well , we've finished at last .

Nun, wir sind endlich fertig.

I always brush my coat when I come home .

Ich bürste immer meinen Mantel, wenn ich nach Hause komme.

He said he could do it .

Er sagte, er könnte es schaffen.

Let's suppose its true .

Nehmen wir an, es ist wahr.

He bade me go there .

Er befahl mir, dorthin zu gehen.

I am sorry to have kept you waiting so long .

Es tut mir leid, dass ich Sie so lange warten ließ.

As I was late , I took a bus .

Da ich zu spät kam, nahm ich einen Bus.

He could not speak , he was so angry .

Er konnte nicht sprechen, so wütend war er.

It will not make much difference whether you go today or tomorrow .

Es wird keinen großen Unterschied machen, ob Sie heute oder morgen gehen.

I wish I had a better memory .

Ich wünschte, ich hätte ein besseres Gedächtnis.

He studied hard in order to get into college .

Er lernte fleißig, um aufs College zu kommen.

You could try and be a bit more civilized .

Sie könnten versuchen, etwas zivilisierter zu sein.

He went to paris , where he met me for the first time .

Er ging nach Paris, wo er mich zum ersten Mal traf.

I have no idea why it is so .

Ich habe keine Ahnung, warum das so ist.

Come and see me when you have time .

Kommen Sie zu mir, wenn Sie Zeit haben.

To tell the truth , she is my sister .

Um die Wahrheit zu sagen, sie ist meine Schwester.

This is the place where my father was born .

Dies ist der Ort, an dem mein Vater geboren wurde.

Keep an eye on the baby while I am away .

Behalte das Baby im Auge, während ich weg bin.

It will go hard with him if he is found out .

Es wird hart für ihn werden, wenn er entdeckt wird.

He took a risk when he helped me .

Er ging ein Risiko ein, als er mir half.

It's no use arguing with him .

Es hat keinen Sinn, mit ihm zu streiten.

That you will pass the exam is certain .

Dass Sie die Prüfung bestehen werden, ist sicher.

Nobody knows what will happen next .

Niemand weiß, was als nächstes passieren wird.

I'll do my homework after I watch television .

Ich mache meine Hausaufgaben, nachdem ich ferngesehen habe.

He is old enough to drive a car .

Er ist alt genug, um Auto zu fahren.

The time will come when you will understand this .

Es wird die Zeit kommen, in der Sie dies verstehen werden.

One who keeps good hours will live long .

Wer gute Stunden hat, wird lange leben.

To tell the truth , they are not husband and wife .

Um die Wahrheit zu sagen, sie sind kein Ehemann und keine Ehefrau.

He cannot write english without making mistakes .

Er kann kein Englisch schreiben, ohne Fehler zu machen.

Do you know how to use a personal computer ?

Wissen Sie, wie man einen Personal Computer bedient?

Wait for your turn , please .

Warten Sie bitte, bis Sie an der Reihe sind.

It won't be long before they get married .

Es wird nicht mehr lange dauern, bis sie heiraten.

If you are a man , behave as such .

Wenn Sie ein Mann sind, verhalten Sie sich auch so.

My plan is to buy a car .

Mein Plan ist es, ein Auto zu kaufen.

She studied hard lest she should fail in the exam .

Sie lernte fleißig, damit sie nicht bei der Prüfung durchfiel.

I know one of them but not the other .

Das eine kenne ich, das andere nicht.

I am ready to follow you .

Ich bin bereit, dir zu folgen.

She found the money gone .

Sie stellte fest, dass das Geld weg war.

I can't afford to pay so much .

Ich kann es mir nicht leisten, so viel zu bezahlen.

I don't blame you for doing that .

Ich mache dir nicht die Schuld, dass du das getan hast.

I propose that we should have another meeting .

Ich schlage vor, dass wir ein weiteres Treffen abhalten.

I'm sorry , I can't stay long .

Es tut mir leid, ich kann nicht lange bleiben.

It is abnormal to eat so much .

Es ist unnormal, so viel zu essen.

This coffee is so hot that I can't drink it .

Dieser Kaffee ist so heiß, dass ich ihn nicht trinken kann.

We need another person to play cards .

Wir brauchen eine andere Person, die Karten spielt.

I remember hearing the story once .

Ich erinnere mich, dass ich die Geschichte einmal gehört habe.

Which is easier to read , this book or that one ?

Was ist leichter zu lesen, dieses oder jenes Buch?

I think this medicine will do you good .

Ich denke, dieses Medikament wird Ihnen gut tun.

She was amazed to hear the news .

Sie war erstaunt, als sie die Nachricht hörte.

I am delighted to meet you .

Ich freue mich sehr, dich zu treffen .

He is regretful that he couldn't go .

Er bedauert, dass er nicht gehen konnte.

As often as she tried , she failed .

So oft sie es versuchte, scheiterte sie.

It is true that the earth is round .

Es stimmt, dass die Erde rund ist.

He works hard so that he can study abroad .

Er arbeitet hart, um im Ausland studieren zu können.

My guess is that it will be fine tomorrow .

Meine Vermutung ist, dass es morgen wieder gut wird.

It's strange you say that .

Es ist seltsam, dass Sie das sagen.

We still have enough time to discuss it .

Wir haben noch genügend Zeit, darüber zu diskutieren.

Once she arrives , we can start .

Sobald sie da ist, kann es losgehen.

I'd be happy to attend your party .

Ich würde mich freuen, an Ihrer Party teilzunehmen.

Nobody likes being spoken ill of behind his back .

Niemand mag es, wenn hinter seinem Rücken schlecht über ihn geredet wird.

It would be great if there was a japanese edition .

Es wäre toll, wenn es eine japanische Ausgabe gäbe.

Yumi goes to the park to play tennis .

Yumi geht in den Park, um Tennis zu spielen.

If I had money enough , I could pay you .

Wenn ich genug Geld hätte, könnte ich dich bezahlen.

My father has made me what I am .

Mein Vater hat mich zu dem gemacht, was ich bin.

He looks like winning .

Er sieht aus, als würde er gewinnen.

It's a great honor to be able to meet you .

Es ist mir eine große Ehre, Sie kennenzulernen.

No matter what happens , I won't be surprised .

Egal was passiert, ich werde nicht überrascht sein.

He makes believe he is rich .

Er gibt vor, reich zu sein.

It seems someone called on me in my absence .

Es scheint, dass mich jemand in meiner Abwesenheit angerufen hat.

Popular or not , it is right .

Beliebt oder nicht, es ist richtig.

He worked hard in order to get the prize .

Er hat hart gearbeitet, um den Preis zu bekommen.

I want to live as long as I can stay in good health .

Ich möchte so lange leben, wie ich gesund bleiben kann.

We were in danger of losing our lives .

Wir waren in Gefahr, unser Leben zu verlieren.

Gather roses while you may .

Sammle Rosen, solange du kannst.

Please tell me what kind of cooking this is .

Bitte sagen Sie mir, um welche Art von Kochen es sich handelt.

Be sure to take a note of what she says .

Beachten Sie unbedingt, was sie sagt.

We were all set to leave when the phone rang .

Wir wollten gerade gehen, als das Telefon klingelte.

Could you find me a house that has a small garden ?

Könnten Sie mir ein Haus finden, das einen kleinen Garten hat?

He said that you ought to go .

Er sagte, dass du gehen solltest.

He suggested we should stop smoking at the meeting .

Er schlug vor, dass wir bei dem Treffen mit dem Rauchen aufhören sollten.

The weatherman says we'll have rain in the afternoon .

Der Wettermann sagt, dass es am Nachmittag regnen wird.

I'll show you how to catch fish .

Ich zeige dir, wie man Fische fängt.

I am not sure but she may come .

Ich bin mir nicht sicher, aber sie könnte kommen.

The thing is , I don't really want to .

Die Sache ist, ich will es nicht wirklich.

I don't know for certain when he will come .

Ich weiß nicht genau, wann er kommen wird.

What would you do , if you had a million dollars ?

Was würden Sie tun, wenn Sie eine Million Dollar hätten?

I think it important to tell him the facts .

Ich halte es für wichtig, ihm die Fakten zu erzählen.

Since it was raining , we stayed at home .

Da es regnete, blieben wir zu Hause.

I can't see what you mean .

Ich kann nicht verstehen, was du meinst.

I suggested going for a walk .

Ich schlug vor, spazieren zu gehen.

Take this medicine when you have a cold .

Nehmen Sie dieses Arzneimittel ein, wenn Sie eine Erkältung haben.

Is it hard to speak english ?

Ist es schwer, Englisch zu sprechen?

Please tell me what happened to him .

Bitte erzählen Sie mir, was mit ihm passiert ist.

Suffice it to say that , after all , this won't do .

Es genügt zu sagen, dass dies letztlich nicht der Fall ist.

I found it difficult to understand what he was saying .

Es fiel mir schwer zu verstehen, was er sagte.

What would you do , if you were in my place ?

Was würdest du tun, wenn du an meiner Stelle wärst?

He is not very fast at making friends .

Er ist nicht sehr schnell darin, Freunde zu finden.

I think that they will be late .

Ich denke, dass sie zu spät kommen werden.

That's right , isn't it ?

Das stimmt, nicht wahr?

I think his life is in danger .

Ich denke, sein Leben ist in Gefahr.

It is yet to be seen whether this plan will succeed or not .

Es bleibt abzuwarten, ob dieser Plan erfolgreich sein wird oder nicht.

We looked , but saw nothing .

Wir schauten, sahen aber nichts.

In the first place , we must be careful about what we eat and drink .

Erstens müssen wir darauf achten, was wir essen und trinken.

The game will be called off if it rains tomorrow .

Sollte es morgen regnen, wird das Spiel abgesagt.

I would like you to make tea for me .

Ich möchte, dass du mir Tee machst.

Having walked for sometime , we came to the lake .

Nachdem wir einige Zeit gelaufen waren, kamen wir zum See.

I'm sorry , but he is out now .

Es tut mir leid, aber er ist jetzt draußen.

I went there to meet him .

Ich ging dorthin, um ihn zu treffen.

I wish there was more variety in my work .

Ich wünschte, es gäbe mehr Abwechslung in meiner Arbeit.

If you have any questions , please let me know .

Wenn Sie Fragen haben, lassen Sie es mich bitte wissen.

What he says is true to some extent .

Was er sagt, stimmt bis zu einem gewissen Grad.

No , I did it on my own account .

Nein, ich habe es auf eigene Faust gemacht.

In brief , I need money . Please lend it to me !

Kurz gesagt, ich brauche Geld. Bitte leihen Sie es mir!

Don't give up if you fail .

Geben Sie nicht auf, wenn Sie scheitern.

The rain kept us from going out .

Der Regen hielt uns davon ab, rauszugehen.

Let's make believe we have one million yen hand .

Stellen wir uns vor, wir hätten eine Million Yen in der Hand.

By god , I'll finish this homework .

Bei Gott, ich werde diese Hausaufgabe fertig machen.

I don't like him because he loses his temper easily .

Ich mag ihn nicht, weil er schnell die Beherrschung verliert.

I did not watch tv but studied english last night .

Ich habe gestern Abend nicht ferngesehen, aber Englisch gelernt.

This is the most difficult book I have ever read .

Das ist das schwierigste Buch, das ich je gelesen habe.

I don't know what to do .

Ich weiß nicht, was ich tun soll.

Why don't I try to do something about the garden ?

Warum versuche ich nicht, etwas für den Garten zu tun?

It seems that we have lost our way .

Es scheint, dass wir den Weg verloren haben.

The fact is that he slept late that morning .

Tatsache ist, dass er an diesem Morgen lange geschlafen hat.

I'm afraid she may have the mumps .

Ich fürchte, sie könnte Mumps haben.

When my mother was young , she was very beautiful .

Als meine Mutter klein war, war sie sehr schön.

The chances are that he is still in bed .

Die Chancen stehen gut, dass er noch im Bett liegt.

I will have him call you the moment he gets back .

Ich werde dafür sorgen, dass er Sie anruft, sobald er zurückkommt.

The more one has , the more one wants .

Je mehr man hat, desto mehr will man.

You may stay here as long as you keep quiet .

Sie können hier bleiben, solange Sie sich ruhig verhalten.

If you had come only two minutes earlier , you could have caught the bus .

Wenn Sie nur zwei Minuten früher gekommen wären, hätten Sie den Bus nehmen können.

If it rains tomorrow , I'll stay at home .

Wenn es morgen regnet, bleibe ich zu Hause.

The pity is that he has failed .

Schade ist, dass er versagt hat.

I doubt if he will come .

Ich bezweifle, dass er kommen wird.

I am always ready to help you .

Ich bin immer bereit, Ihnen zu helfen.

He was the last but two to arrive .

Er war der vorletzte, der ankam.

I guess I'll have to leave now .

Ich schätze, ich muss jetzt gehen.

A nice room , isn't it ?

Ein schönes Zimmer, nicht wahr?

It's beautiful weather , isn't it ?

Es ist schönes Wetter, nicht wahr?

She decided to be a doctor .

Sie beschloss, Ärztin zu werden.

He ruined his health by working too hard .

Er ruinierte seine Gesundheit, indem er zu hart arbeitete.

His english composition has few , if any , mistakes .

Seine englische Komposition weist, wenn überhaupt, nur wenige Fehler auf.

It was not long before the game began .

Es dauerte nicht lange, bis das Spiel begann.

They decided to put an end to the discussion .

Sie beschlossen, die Diskussion zu beenden.

This is the hospital which I was born in .

Dies ist das Krankenhaus, in dem ich geboren wurde.

It is quite natural for her to get angry .

Es ist ganz natürlich, dass sie wütend wird.

I awoke to find myself famous .

Als ich aufwachte, stellte ich fest, dass ich berühmt war.

They advised me to go to the police station .

Sie rieten mir, zur Polizeistation zu gehen.

You will learn to love your baby .

Sie werden lernen, Ihr Baby zu lieben.

I'd like to see you if possible .

Ich würde dich gerne sehen, wenn möglich.

He was worn out when he got home .

Er war erschöpft, als er nach Hause kam.

There is nothing to hinder me .

Es gibt nichts, was mich hindert.

Let's decide together where to go first .

Lassen Sie uns gemeinsam entscheiden, wohin wir zuerst gehen.

It was because I was ill that I couldn't go to school yesterday .

Weil ich krank war, konnte ich gestern nicht zur Schule gehen.

I couldn't bear to look at her .

Ich konnte es nicht ertragen, sie anzusehen.

I will tell him the news as soon as I see him .

Ich werde ihm die Neuigkeiten erzählen, sobald ich ihn sehe.

I worked as hard as I could so I didn't fail .

Ich habe so hart gearbeitet, wie ich konnte, damit ich nicht versagte.

You must promise not to take the rope off .

Sie müssen versprechen, das Seil nicht abzunehmen.

It is important to find true friends when you are young .

Es ist wichtig, in jungen Jahren echte Freunde zu finden.

I awoke one morning and found myself famous .

Eines Morgens wachte ich auf und stellte fest, dass ich berühmt war.

If you will help us , we will be very glad .

Wenn Sie uns helfen, würden wir uns sehr freuen.

Tom told us that he had a headache .

Tom erzählte uns, dass er Kopfschmerzen hatte.

She said she had a slight cold .

Sie sagte, sie hätte eine leichte Erkältung.

Wherever he may go , he is sure to make friends .

Wohin er auch geht, er wird mit Sicherheit Freunde finden.

The girl singing over there is my sister .

Das Mädchen, das da drüben singt, ist meine Schwester.

Don't come unless I tell you to .

Komm nicht, es sei denn, ich sage es dir.

It is probable that jane will come .

Es ist wahrscheinlich, dass Jane kommt.

I am blessed if I know it .

Ich bin gesegnet, wenn ich es weiß.

He won't come , will he ?

Er wird nicht kommen, oder?

Look at the boy jump !

Schau dir an, wie der Junge springt!

I think I've lost my ticket .

Ich glaube, ich habe mein Ticket verloren.

He says he will not give up smoking .

Er sagt, er werde das Rauchen nicht aufgeben.

Have you lost your sense to say so ?

Haben Sie den Verstand verloren, das zu sagen?

It was not long before he got well .

Es dauerte nicht lange, bis es ihm besser ging.

Do you know what he said ?

Wissen Sie, was er gesagt hat?

In case I am late , please go ahead of me .

Falls ich zu spät komme, gehen Sie mir bitte voraus.

Sorry to be late .

Entschuldigung, dass ich zu spät bin .

The truth is that the parents were to blame .

Die Wahrheit ist, dass die Eltern schuld waren.

There is no means to get in touch with him .

Es gibt keine Möglichkeit, mit ihm in Kontakt zu treten.

It was this hospital which I visited last month .

Es war dieses Krankenhaus, das ich letzten Monat besuchte.

I went home to change my clothes .

Ich ging nach Hause, um mich umzuziehen.

Don't forget to post the letter .

Vergessen Sie nicht, den Brief abzuschicken.

They enjoyed singing songs .

Es machte ihnen Spaß, Lieder zu singen.

I'll look you up when I visit new york .

Ich werde dich aufsuchen, wenn ich New York besuche.

He offered to help me .

Er bot mir an, mir zu helfen.

Though young , he is an able man .

Obwohl er jung ist, ist er ein fähiger Mann.

If it should rain tomorrow , we would go by bus .

Wenn es morgen regnen sollte, würden wir mit dem Bus fahren.

If you can , come with us .

Wenn Sie können, kommen Sie mit uns.

I'd be delighted if you'd come with me .

Ich würde mich freuen, wenn Du mitkommen würdest.

I intend him to help me with my homework .

Ich möchte, dass er mir bei meinen Hausaufgaben hilft.

Tell me the reason why you want to live in the countryside .

Sagen Sie mir den Grund, warum Sie auf dem Land leben möchten.

Enjoy life while you may .

Genieße das Leben, solange du kannst.

It is expensive to live in japan .

Es ist teuer, in Japan zu leben.

This is the book I've been looking for .

Das ist das Buch, nach dem ich gesucht habe.

This book is too large to go in my pocket .

Dieses Buch ist zu groß, um es in meine Tasche zu stecken.

I remember hearing a very similar story to that .

Ich erinnere mich, dass ich eine sehr ähnliche Geschichte gehört habe.

I don't know what plan he will try .

Ich weiß nicht, welchen Plan er ausprobieren wird.

I know who he is .

Ich weiß, wer er ist.

I'd like inexpensive seats , if possible .

Ich hätte gern günstige Sitzplätze, wenn möglich.

I was very glad that she took the side of me .

Ich war sehr froh, dass sie sich auf meine Seite gestellt hat.

I gather that they'll agree with us .

Ich gehe davon aus, dass sie uns zustimmen werden.

There was no one but admired him .

Es gab niemanden, der ihn nur bewunderte.

I have been occupied in reading books .

Ich war damit beschäftigt, Bücher zu lesen.

She is above telling a lie .

Sie scheut sich davor, zu lügen.

Let's play baseball when the rain stops .

Lass uns Baseball spielen, wenn der Regen aufhört.

I will start after he comes .

Ich werde anfangen, sobald er kommt.

As many men as came were welcomed .

Es wurden alle Männer willkommen geheißen, die kamen.

It is necessary for you to go there .

Es ist notwendig, dass Sie dorthin gehen.

He is in bad health because he walked in the rain .

Sein Gesundheitszustand ist schlecht, weil er im Regen gelaufen ist.

In our park , we have a nice slide for children to play on .

In unserem Park haben wir eine schöne Rutsche, auf der Kinder spielen können.

What were you doing , dad ?

Was hast du gemacht, Papa?

I'm ashamed to say that it's true .

Ich schäme mich zu sagen, dass es wahr ist.

I can swim on my front but not on my back .

Ich kann auf dem Bauch schwimmen, aber nicht auf dem Rücken.

He knows well how to use a computer .

Er weiß gut, wie man einen Computer bedient.

As far as I know , she is a very good person .

Soweit ich weiß, ist sie eine sehr gute Person.

Now that you say it , I think you're right .

Jetzt, wo Sie es sagen, denke ich, dass Sie Recht haben.

You can go anywhere you like .

Sie können überall hingehen, wo Sie möchten.

I think it necessary that you should do so .

Ich halte es für notwendig, dass Sie dies tun.

Is there any chance of your coming to tokyo again this year ?

Gibt es eine Chance, dass Sie dieses Jahr wieder nach Tokio kommen?

I'm very happy to hear about the party .

Ich freue mich sehr, von der Party zu hören.

This book is worth reading twice .

Es lohnt sich, dieses Buch zweimal zu lesen.

He asked me what my name was .

Er fragte mich, wie ich heiße.

I'd like to stay another night if I can .

Ich würde gerne noch eine Nacht bleiben, wenn ich kann.

I found it easy when I gave it a try .

Ich fand es einfach, als ich es ausprobierte.

It was a long time before she understood me .

Es dauerte lange, bis sie mich verstand.

He stood up when I went in .

Er stand auf, als ich hineinging.

It was so hot that I got into the shade and took a rest .

Es war so heiß, dass ich in den Schatten ging und mich ausruhte.

Sorry to have kept you waiting so long .

Es tut mir leid, dass ich Sie so lange warten ließ.

Tell me when to start .

Sag mir, wann ich anfangen soll.

I wish I were a prince .

Ich wünschte, ich wäre ein Prinz.

I will go with you after I have eaten my lunch .

Ich werde mit dir gehen, nachdem ich mein Mittagessen gegessen habe.

It is one thing to promise , and another to perform .

Es ist eine Sache, etwas zu versprechen, und eine andere, es zu erfüllen.

He made up his mind to marry her .

Er beschloss, sie zu heiraten.

She is anxious to meet you .

Sie freut sich darauf, Sie kennenzulernen.

He started to learn spanish from the radio .

Er begann, Spanisch über das Radio zu lernen.

Try to make good use of your time .

Versuchen Sie, Ihre Zeit sinnvoll zu nutzen.

I plan to stay in the city .

Ich habe vor, in der Stadt zu bleiben.

This is what I have been looking for .

Das ist es, wonach ich gesucht habe.

It is dull to travel by ship .

Es ist langweilig, mit dem Schiff zu reisen.

They lost no time in getting the sick man to a hospital .

Sie verloren keine Zeit, den kranken Mann in ein Krankenhaus zu bringen.

You may depend on it that it won't happen again .

Sie können sich darauf verlassen, dass so etwas nicht noch einmal passiert.

He was bursting to go home .

Er brannte darauf, nach Hause zu gehen.

I can't say but that I agree with you .

Ich kann nicht sagen, dass ich Ihnen zustimme.

It is easy to find fault with others .

Es ist leicht, Fehler bei anderen zu finden.

My job is taking care of the baby .

Mein Job ist es, auf das Baby aufzupassen.

I felt I hit the jackpot .

Ich hatte das Gefühl, den Jackpot geknackt zu haben.

He is not the man that he used to be .

Er ist nicht mehr der Mann, der er einmal war.

I wish jim would behave himself .

Ich wünschte, Jim würde sich benehmen.

I am going to my room , where I can study .

Ich gehe in mein Zimmer, wo ich lernen kann.

Every time I see this picture , I remember my father .

Jedes Mal, wenn ich dieses Bild sehe, denke ich an meinen Vater.

A man's worth lies in what he is .

Der Wert eines Mannes liegt in dem, was er ist.

What if he should happen to come late ?

Was, wenn er zufällig zu spät kommt?

This is the very thing that you need .

Das ist genau das, was Sie brauchen.

This is all the air that is available to us .

Das ist die ganze Luft, die uns zur Verfügung steht.

It's a lot of fun to climb that mountain .

Es macht viel Spaß, diesen Berg zu besteigen.

Hm , that's good idea . Let's go there .

Hm, das ist eine gute Idee. Lass uns da hin gehen .

I told him that I would do my best .

Ich sagte ihm, dass ich mein Bestes geben würde.

Meat , please .

Fleisch, bitte.

No one knows what has become of her .

Niemand weiß, was aus ihr geworden ist.

He went as far as to call you a hypocrite .

Er ging sogar so weit, Sie einen Heuchler zu nennen.

It really depends on when .

Es kommt wirklich darauf an, wann.

I looked but saw nothing .

Ich schaute, sah aber nichts.

He was made to do it against his will .

Er wurde gezwungen, es gegen seinen Willen zu tun.

My mother has sold everything that is dear to her .

Meine Mutter hat alles verkauft, was ihr lieb war.

He made a resolve to stop smoking .

Er fasste den Entschluss, mit dem Rauchen aufzuhören.

I recognized her the moment I saw her .

Ich erkannte sie sofort, als ich sie sah.

I intended to succeed , but I could not .

Ich wollte Erfolg haben, aber es gelang mir nicht.

Poor as he was , couldn't go to college .

So arm er auch war, er konnte nicht aufs College gehen.

I think he is a good man .

Ich denke, er ist ein guter Mann.

He will try to have his own way .

Er wird versuchen, seinen eigenen Weg durchzusetzen.

Say , conductor ! What's the next town ?

Sag, Dirigent! Was ist die nächste Stadt?

There is nothing for you to be angry about .

Es gibt nichts, worüber Sie wütend sein könnten.

I don't know when my father will come back .

Ich weiß nicht, wann mein Vater zurückkommt.

He was kind enough to take me to the bus stop .

Er war so freundlich, mich zur Bushaltestelle zu bringen.

Why might he have done that , I wonder ?

Warum könnte er das getan haben, frage ich mich?

I am looking forward to seeing you .

Ich freue mich darauf, Dich zu sehen .

I telephoned to make sure that he was coming .

Ich rief an, um mich zu vergewissern, dass er kam.

It is surprising that you should know her name .

Es ist überraschend, dass Sie ihren Namen kennen.

It was inevitable that they would meet .

Es war unvermeidlich, dass sie sich treffen würden.

You may take whichever you like .

Sie können nehmen, was Sie möchten.

The promise I made then still holds .

Das Versprechen, das ich damals gegeben habe, gilt noch immer.

There is only one day left , whether we like it or not .

Es bleibt nur noch ein Tag, ob es uns gefällt oder nicht.

Please forgive me for telling a lie .

Bitte verzeihen Sie mir, dass ich gelogen habe.

Be sure to lock the door before you go to bed .

Schließen Sie unbedingt die Tür ab, bevor Sie zu Bett gehen.

It is cheaper to go by bus .

Es ist günstiger, mit dem Bus zu fahren.

My mother made up her face before she went out .

Meine Mutter schminkte ihr Gesicht, bevor sie hinausging.

I hope it pans out .

Ich hoffe, dass es klappt.

What do you want to be when you grow up ?

Was möchtest du werden, wenn du erwachsen bist?

Don't worry , be happy !

Mach dir keine Sorgen, sei glücklich!

Did you make out what he said ?

Hast du verstanden, was er gesagt hat?

He has many acquaintances but few friends .

Er hat viele Bekannte, aber wenige Freunde.

I make it a rule to get up early in the morning .

Ich mache es mir zur Regel, morgens früh aufzustehen.

She was a wakahata before she married .

Sie war eine Wakahata, bevor sie heiratete.

I recognized her as soon as I saw her .

Ich erkannte sie sofort, als ich sie sah.

I am assumed to go to london .

Es wird davon ausgegangen, dass ich nach London gehe.

I feel that something is wrong .

Ich habe das Gefühl, dass etwas nicht stimmt.

Let me know when you will arrive at the airport .

Teilen Sie mir mit, wann Sie am Flughafen ankommen.

Did you come across anyone you know on your way here ?

Ist Ihnen auf dem Weg hierher jemand begegnet, den Sie kennen?

Would you be so kind as to turn the light on ?

Wären Sie so freundlich, das Licht anzuschalten?

I think I can handle it .

Ich denke, dass ich damit umgehen kann.

I am glad to see her .

Ich freue mich, sie zu sehen.

It is better to stay in than go out .

Es ist besser, drinnen zu bleiben, als rauszugehen.

Stand up and read the book , tom .

Steh auf und lies das Buch, Tom.

For the love of heaven , don't get angry .

Um Himmels willen, sei nicht böse.

I didn't catch what he said .

Ich habe nicht verstanden, was er gesagt hat.

He answered that he knew no french .

Er antwortete, dass er kein Französisch könne.

You will find the scene just as you see it in this picture .

Sie finden die Szene genauso vor, wie Sie sie auf diesem Bild sehen.

I'm afraid it's not a good idea .

Ich fürchte, das ist keine gute Idee.

The girl whose mother is ill is absent today .

Das Mädchen, dessen Mutter krank ist, ist heute abwesend.

I'll go no matter what .

Ich werde gehen, egal was passiert.

Enough tv , already !

Genug Fernsehen, schon!

I wonder why he was absent .

Ich frage mich, warum er abwesend war.

The heavy rain kept us from going out .

Der starke Regen hielt uns davon ab, rauszugehen.

I will go , provided the weather is clear .

Ich werde gehen, sofern das Wetter klar ist.

I believe that he is honest .

Ich glaube, dass er ehrlich ist.

This is the most beautiful sight that I have ever seen .

Das ist der schönste Anblick, den ich je gesehen habe.

There was nothing but the ocean as far as the eye could see .

So weit das Auge reichte, war nichts außer dem Meer.

What you said is , in a sense , true .

Was Sie gesagt haben, ist in gewissem Sinne wahr.

I cannot fancy going out in this weather .

Ich habe keine Lust, bei diesem Wetter rauszugehen.

She told her son to wait a minute .

Sie sagte ihrem Sohn, er solle eine Minute warten.

It won't be long before she gets over her illness .

Es wird nicht lange dauern, bis sie ihre Krankheit überwunden hat.

I think the rumor is true .

Ich denke, das Gerücht ist wahr.

He who makes no mistakes makes nothing .

Der, der keinen Fehler macht, macht gar nichts .

There is no question that he will marry her .

Dass er sie heiraten wird, steht außer Frage.

It has always been a pleasure to work with you .

Es war immer eine Freude, mit Ihnen zusammenzuarbeiten.

I'll try not to make mistakes next time .

Ich werde versuchen, das nächste Mal keine Fehler zu machen.

He is a student who I am teaching english this year .

Er ist ein Student, dem ich dieses Jahr Englisch unterrichte.

Don't forget to bolt the door .

Vergessen Sie nicht, die Tür zu verriegeln.

The question is who will go there for him .

Die Frage ist, wer für ihn dorthin gehen wird.

He is not the shy boy he used to be .

Er ist nicht mehr der schüchterne Junge, der er einmal war.

I am afraid she may have lost her way .

Ich fürchte, sie könnte sich verirrt haben.

We were poor , but we were happy .

Wir waren arm, aber wir waren glücklich.

She called while I was out .

Sie rief an, während ich weg war.

He affected not to hear me .

Er tat so, als ob er mich nicht hörte.

I managed to get to the station on time .

Ich habe es geschafft, pünktlich am Bahnhof zu sein.

I begged her not to go .

Ich flehte sie an, nicht zu gehen.

It turned out true .

Es stellte sich heraus, dass es wahr war.

If it's convenient come here tonight .

Wenn es Ihnen passt, kommen Sie heute Abend hierher.

I want him to read this .

Ich möchte, dass er das liest.

I promised him that I would come today .

Ich habe ihm versprochen, dass ich heute kommen würde.

It is strange that he should not have attended the meeting .

Es ist seltsam, dass er nicht an dem Treffen teilgenommen haben soll.

I was prevailed upon to go to the party .

Ich wurde überredet, zur Party zu gehen.

Don't wanna get up early to work hard .

Ich möchte nicht früh aufstehen, um hart zu arbeiten.

Please remind me to post the letters .

Bitte erinnern Sie mich daran, die Briefe abzuschicken.

Take as much as you want to .

Nehmen Sie so viel, wie Sie möchten.

Don't forget to bring your lunch on saturday .

Vergessen Sie nicht, am Samstag Ihr Mittagessen mitzubringen.

Which would you rather have , tea or coffee ?

Was würden Sie lieber trinken, Tee oder Kaffee?

If you insist on going alone , please do so .

Wenn Sie darauf bestehen, alleine zu gehen, tun Sie dies bitte.

I want to reach the hotel before it gets dark .

Ich möchte das Hotel erreichen, bevor es dunkel wird.

If you can put up with us , put us up .

Wenn Sie es mit uns aushalten können, nehmen Sie uns auf.

Do as I told you .

Tu, was ich dir gesagt habe.

He made up his mind to go there .

Er beschloss, dorthin zu gehen.

The chances are that he will succeed .

Die Chancen stehen gut, dass es ihm gelingt.

I went to tokyo to buy this book .

Ich bin nach Tokio gereist, um dieses Buch zu kaufen.

I failed to persuade her .

Es gelang mir nicht, sie zu überzeugen.

I wonder who that girl is .

Ich frage mich, wer dieses Mädchen ist.

He helped me to get over the difficulties .

Er hat mir geholfen, die Schwierigkeiten zu überwinden.

He is here to stay .

Er ist hier, um zu bleiben.

I would rather you stayed at home .

Mir wäre es lieber, wenn du zu Hause bleibst.

Which will you take , this one or that one ?

Was wirst du nehmen, dieses oder jenes?

When we entered the room , we took up our talk .

Als wir den Raum betraten, begannen wir mit unserem Gespräch.

She exerted herself to pass the examination .

Sie gab sich alle Mühe, die Prüfung zu bestehen.

It is up to you whether to buy it or not .

Es liegt an Ihnen, ob Sie es kaufen oder nicht.

I wish it would stop raining .

Ich wünschte, es würde aufhören zu regnen .

Do not forget to meet me at the station .

Vergessen Sie nicht, mich am Bahnhof zu treffen.

I said nothing , which fact made him angry .

Ich sagte nichts, was ihn wütend machte.

I think that he will come .

Ich denke, dass er kommen wird.

I doubt if he is honest .

Ich bezweifle, dass er ehrlich ist.

I'm the one who wants to be with you .

Ich bin derjenige, der mit dir zusammen sein will.

It is foolish of him to pay for it again .

Es ist dumm von ihm, dafür noch einmal zu bezahlen.

I have money enough to buy it .

Ich habe genug Geld, um es zu kaufen.

No matter how fast you may walk , you can't catch up with him .

Egal wie schnell du gehst, du kannst ihn nicht einholen.

It is easy for us to make many mistakes .

Es ist leicht für uns, viele Fehler zu machen.

It seems that he is very busy today .

Es scheint, dass er heute sehr beschäftigt ist.

I will never forget seeing you .

Ich werde nie vergessen, dich zu sehen.

Suppose we change the subject .

Angenommen, wir wechseln das Thema.

On arriving in kyoto , he went home .

Als er in Kyoto ankam, ging er nach Hause.

I spent three hours repairing the car .

Ich habe drei Stunden damit verbracht, das Auto zu reparieren.

You must help her , and soon !

Du musst ihr helfen, und zwar bald!

Little did I dream that I would see you here .

Ich hätte nicht gedacht, dass ich dich hier sehen würde.

Love me lithe , love me long .

Liebe mich geschmeidig, liebe mich lange.

I'm very glad to hear the news .

Ich bin sehr froh, die Neuigkeiten zu hören.

It looks like rain tomorrow , but I'll try my best .

Morgen sieht es nach Regen aus, aber ich werde mein Bestes geben.

I have a few friends to talk for a long time on the phone with .

Ich habe ein paar Freunde, mit denen ich lange telefonieren kann.

If you don't hurry , you'll miss the train .

Wenn Sie sich nicht beeilen, verpassen Sie den Zug.

Cranes are big beautiful birds .

Kraniche sind große, wunderschöne Vögel.

The problem is whether you can follow her english .

Das Problem ist, ob man ihrem Englisch folgen kann.

It was very nice seeing you again .

Es war sehr schön, dich wiederzusehen.

I managed to get there in time .

Ich habe es geschafft, rechtzeitig dort anzukommen.

I bet it's fine tonight .

Ich wette, heute Abend ist alles in Ordnung.

What he said was over my head .

Was er sagte, ging mir über den Kopf.

Excuse me , but where is the library ?

Entschuldigung, aber wo ist die Bibliothek?

Whichever way you take , it'll take you the same time .

Welchen Weg Sie auch wählen, Sie werden die gleiche Zeit brauchen.

I supposed him to be rich .

Ich nahm an, dass er reich war.

He acted like he owned the place .

Er tat so, als ob ihm der Ort gehörte.

It so happened that I had no money with me .

So kam es, dass ich kein Geld bei mir hatte.

I tried to change her mind , but I couldn't .

Ich habe versucht, sie umzustimmen, aber es gelang mir nicht.

I asked him to open the window .

Ich bat ihn, das Fenster zu öffnen.

It is very courteous of you to call on me .

Es ist sehr höflich von Ihnen, mich aufzusuchen.

Although tired , she kept on working .

Obwohl sie müde war, arbeitete sie weiter.

Japan is not what it was 15 years ago .

Japan ist nicht mehr das, was es vor 15 Jahren war.

It being very cold , we stayed at home .

Da es sehr kalt war, blieben wir zu Hause.

How is it she does not come ?

Wie kommt es, dass sie nicht kommt?

What if I am poor ?

Was ist, wenn ich arm bin?

I asked bill what the weather had been like during his travel .

Ich fragte Bill, wie das Wetter während seiner Reise gewesen sei.

He gave the boy what little money he had .

Er gab dem Jungen das wenige Geld, das er hatte.

How about staying at my place this evening ?

Wie wäre es, heute Abend bei mir zu bleiben?

I cannot help laughing at you .

Ich kann nicht anders, als über dich zu lachen.

The fact that they are talking at all .

Die Tatsache, dass sie überhaupt reden.

He took a taxi so as not to be late for the party .

Um nicht zu spät zur Party zu kommen, nahm er ein Taxi.

She went over the list to see if her name was there .

Sie ging die Liste durch, um zu sehen, ob ihr Name dort stand.

She is rich but he is poor .

Sie ist reich, aber er ist arm.

He called in to say he could not attend the meeting .

Er rief an und sagte, er könne nicht an der Sitzung teilnehmen.

I can't play the piano , but she can .

Ich kann nicht Klavier spielen, aber sie kann es.

I'm sorry I've kept you waiting so long .

Es tut mir leid, dass ich Sie so lange warten ließ.

If anything should be wrong with my car , I would go to by bus .

Wenn mit meinem Auto etwas nicht stimmt, würde ich mit dem Bus dorthin fahren.

There is no man but desires peace .

Es gibt keinen Menschen, der sich nicht den Frieden wünscht.

She tried in vain to please him .

Sie versuchte vergeblich, ihm zu gefallen.

The more popcorn you eat , the more you want .

Je mehr Popcorn Sie essen, desto mehr wollen Sie.

I don't know what to say .

Ich weiß nicht, was ich sagen soll.

Would you be so kind as to lend me your book ?

Wären Sie so freundlich, mir Ihr Buch zu leihen?

It looks like we have everything .

Es sieht so aus, als hätten wir alles.

We had not been waiting long when the moon appeared .

Wir hatten nicht lange gewartet, als der Mond erschien.

Please lock the door when you leave .

Bitte schließen Sie die Tür ab, wenn Sie gehen.

It's a lot of fun going on a trip .

Es macht viel Spaß, einen Ausflug zu machen.

He was in a hurry to see his mother .

Er hatte es eilig, seine Mutter zu sehen.

He is always kind enough to help me any time .

Er ist immer so freundlich, mir jederzeit zu helfen.

This fact shows that he is honest .

Diese Tatsache zeigt, dass er ehrlich ist.

You will soon learn to speak english well .

Sie werden bald lernen, gut Englisch zu sprechen.

This is a doll which she made herself .

Dies ist eine Puppe, die sie selbst gemacht hat.

This is the very book I have been looking for .

Das ist genau das Buch, nach dem ich gesucht habe.

Well , I think jogging is good .

Naja, Joggen finde ich gut.

There is no telling what he will do .

Es ist nicht abzusehen, was er tun wird.

What you are is more important than what you have .

Was du bist, ist wichtiger als das, was du hast.

I remember telling her that news .

Ich erinnere mich, dass ich ihr diese Neuigkeit erzählt habe.

The situation is better , if anything .

Die Situation ist besser, wenn überhaupt.

I am sorry to say that I cannot help you .

Es tut mir leid, Ihnen sagen zu müssen, dass ich Ihnen nicht helfen kann.

Leave the books as they are .

Lassen Sie die Bücher so, wie sie sind.

I don't know what the question means .

Ich weiß nicht, was die Frage bedeutet.

Thank you for taking the time out to pay a visit to our company .

Vielen Dank, dass Sie sich die Zeit genommen haben, unserem Unternehmen einen Besuch abzustatten.

Did you find what you were looking for ?

Hast du gefunden, wonach du gesucht hast ?

Do as you were told to do .

Tun Sie, was Ihnen gesagt wurde.

I was called upon to make a speech in english .

Ich wurde aufgefordert, eine Rede auf Englisch zu halten.

John doesn't know what to do next .

John weiß nicht, was er als nächstes tun soll.

If it is rainy tomorrow , the game will be put off .

Sollte es morgen regnerisch sein, wird das Spiel verschoben.

This morning , I left for school without washing my face .

Heute Morgen bin ich zur Schule gegangen, ohne mein Gesicht zu waschen.

That is the woman who wants to see you .

Das ist die Frau, die dich sehen will.

I think that you're wrong .

Ich denke, dass du falsch liegst.

While waiting for bus , I was caught in a shower .

Während ich auf den Bus wartete, geriet ich in einen Regenschauer.

You can tell what a person is like by looking at his friends .

Man kann erkennen, wie ein Mensch ist, wenn man seine Freunde ansieht.

I'm surprised you came at all .

Ich bin überrascht, dass du überhaupt gekommen bist.

It was stupid of me to believe that !

Es war dumm von mir, das zu glauben!

In a word , you hate me , don't you ?

Mit einem Wort, du hasst mich, nicht wahr?

I motioned for her to sit down .

Ich bedeutete ihr, sich zu setzen.

Talk louder so that I may hear you .

Sprich lauter, damit ich dich hören kann.

This is the place where he killed himself .

Dies ist der Ort, an dem er sich umgebracht hat.

All you have to do is try your best .

Alles, was Sie tun müssen, ist, Ihr Bestes zu geben.

I took it upon myself to telephone the police .

Ich habe es mir zur Aufgabe gemacht, die Polizei anzurufen.

Don't you know mr. Brown ?

Wissen Sie nicht, Herr? Braun ?

Let me help you put on your coat .

Ich helfe Ihnen, Ihren Mantel anzuziehen.

I will go there even if it rains .

Ich werde dorthin gehen, auch wenn es regnet.

The moment he was alone , he wrote the letter .

Als er allein war, schrieb er den Brief.

I guess there was some talk of that .

Ich schätze, es wurde darüber geredet.

You may stay here as long as you keep quiet .

Sie können hier bleiben, solange Sie sich ruhig verhalten.

He went home as soon as he got the phone call .

Er ging sofort nach Hause, als er den Anruf erhielt.

I will lend you as much money as you want .

Ich leihe dir so viel Geld, wie du möchtest.

He was kind enough to help me .

Er war so freundlich, mir zu helfen.

Well , here we are at last !

Nun, hier sind wir endlich!

I didn't know how to express myself .

Ich wusste nicht, wie ich mich ausdrücken sollte.

I , your mother , will take care of everything for you .

Ich, deine Mutter, werde alles für dich erledigen.

Can you guess what I have ?

Können Sie erraten, was ich habe?

There is no reason why he should resign .

Es gibt keinen Grund, warum er zurücktreten sollte.

I'd like a glass of water , please .

Ich hätte gerne ein Glas Wasser, bitte.

I asked him to mend my shoes .

Ich bat ihn, meine Schuhe zu reparieren.

He can speak not only english but also german .

Er kann nicht nur Englisch, sondern auch Deutsch.

That isn't what I'm looking for .

Das ist nicht das, was ich suche.

To make matter worse , the traffic was bad .

Erschwerend kam hinzu, dass der Verkehr schlecht war.

I think he did it .

Ich glaube, er hat es getan.

She asked me to meet her at the station .

Sie bat mich, sie am Bahnhof zu treffen.

I am used to staying up till late at night .

Ich bin es gewohnt, bis spät in die Nacht wach zu bleiben.

I wonder if he enjoyed the last match .

Ich frage mich, ob ihm das letzte Spiel gefallen hat.

I wonder who to invite .

Ich frage mich, wen ich einladen soll.

I hope the weather will be fine tomorrow .

Ich hoffe, dass das Wetter morgen gut wird.

It's raining , but I would like to go out .

Es regnet, aber ich würde gerne rausgehen.

Since it's important , I'll attend to it .

Da es wichtig ist, werde ich mich darum kümmern.

If you won a million yen , what would you do ?

Was würden Sie tun, wenn Sie eine Million Yen gewinnen würden?

It is more than I can stand .

Das ist mehr, als ich ertragen kann.

Let's go by taxi , shall we ?

Lass uns mit dem Taxi fahren, ja?

It was this hospital which I visited last month .

Es war dieses Krankenhaus, das ich letzten Monat besuchte.

The weather is as nice as nice can be .

Das Wetter ist so schön, wie es nur sein kann.

Do you mind my smoking ?

Stört es Sie, wenn ich rauche?

We could go out together like we did last year .

Wir könnten zusammen ausgehen, wie wir es letztes Jahr getan haben.

It was impossible for me to answer this question .

Es war mir unmöglich, diese Frage zu beantworten.

All he said was true .

Alles, was er sagte, war wahr.

I don't think this movie is interesting .

Ich glaube nicht, dass dieser Film interessant ist.

Ask him if he will attend the meeting .

Fragen Sie ihn, ob er an der Besprechung teilnehmen wird.

I have been to the airport to see my friend off .

Ich war am Flughafen, um meinen Freund zu verabschieden.

You were at home yesterday , weren't you ?

Du warst gestern zu Hause, nicht wahr?

I was half asleep when I went home .

Ich war im Halbschlaf, als ich nach Hause ging.

If you have written the letter , I'll post it .

Wenn Sie den Brief geschrieben haben, werde ich ihn posten.

The girl tried hard to hold back her tears .

Das Mädchen versuchte mit aller Kraft, ihre Tränen zurückzuhalten.

Not that I have any objection .

Nicht, dass ich etwas dagegen hätte.

The birthday is the day on which a person was born .

Der Geburtstag ist der Tag, an dem eine Person geboren wurde.

He'll do his best to finish the job .

Er wird sein Bestes geben, um den Job zu Ende zu bringen.

Did she come here to relax ?

Ist sie hierher gekommen, um sich zu entspannen?

As for me , I have nothing to complain of .

Was mich betrifft, ich habe nichts zu beanstanden.

I'll let you know when she arrives .

Ich gebe dir Bescheid, wenn sie ankommt.

He could swim very well when he was young .

Als er jung war, konnte er sehr gut schwimmen.

She advised him not to eat too much .

Sie riet ihm, nicht zu viel zu essen.

That is the girl whom I know well .

Das ist das Mädchen, das ich gut kenne.

I looked at my watch and noted that it was past five .

Ich schaute auf meine Uhr und stellte fest, dass es nach fünf war.

She knows what to do now .

Sie weiß, was jetzt zu tun ist.

It was his bicycle that was stolen .

Es war sein Fahrrad, das gestohlen wurde.

It is kind of you to lend me the money .

Es ist nett von Ihnen, mir das Geld zu leihen.

That was her chance to show what she could do .

Das war ihre Chance zu zeigen, was sie kann.

I wonder if you are truly happy .

Ich frage mich, ob du wirklich glücklich bist.

I'll explain how to take this medicine .

Ich erkläre Ihnen, wie Sie dieses Arzneimittel einnehmen.

Does this mean you're not coming to help ?

Bedeutet das, dass Sie nicht kommen, um zu helfen?

It was I who met masako here yesterday .

Ich war es, der Masako gestern hier getroffen hat.

I will help him no matter what you say .

Ich werde ihm helfen, egal was du sagst.

It is no use complaining .

Es nützt nichts, sich zu beschweren.

I took no count of what he said .

Ich achtete nicht darauf, was er sagte.

You may as well do the task now as put it off .

Sie können die Aufgabe genauso gut jetzt erledigen, als sie aufzuschieben.

There is no knowing what may happen .

Man weiß nicht, was passieren könnte.

He acquired the ability to speak english .

Er erlangte die Fähigkeit, Englisch zu sprechen.

I hurried in order not to be late for school .

Ich beeilte mich, um nicht zu spät zur Schule zu kommen.

She said he would be back right away .

Sie sagte, er würde sofort zurückkommen.

It seems that you are not having a good time here .

Es scheint, dass es Ihnen hier nicht gut geht.

I saw him caught by the police .

Ich habe gesehen, wie er von der Polizei gefasst wurde.

I'm sure he mistook me for my sister .

Ich bin sicher, er hat mich mit meiner Schwester verwechselt.

Mr. Smith doesn't speak english , does he ?

Herr Smith spricht kein Englisch, oder?

He made use of every opportunity to become famous .

Er nutzte jede Gelegenheit, um berühmt zu werden.

I'm getting pretty tired of driving every morning .

Ich bin es ziemlich leid, jeden Morgen Auto zu fahren.

When she turned up , the party was over .

Als sie auftauchte, war die Party vorbei.

Yes , I have seen one many times .

Ja, ich habe schon oft einen gesehen.

I admit to being careless .

Ich gebe zu, nachlässig zu sein.

You have seen tokyo tower , haven't you ?

Sie haben den Tokyo Tower gesehen, nicht wahr?

Before I knew it , I couldn't see the birds .

Bevor ich es wusste, konnte ich die Vögel nicht sehen.

Sorry , but he is out now .

Tut mir leid, aber er ist jetzt draußen.

Jane begged to see my new house .

Jane bettelte darum, mein neues Haus sehen zu dürfen.

She is very good at imitating her teacher .

Sie ist sehr gut darin, ihren Lehrer nachzuahmen.

I was glad to hear of your success .

Ich habe mich gefreut, von Ihrem Erfolg zu hören.

Excuse me for interrupting you .

Entschuldigen Sie, dass ich Sie unterbreche.

We found it hard to change the plan .

Es fiel uns schwer, den Plan zu ändern.

I have just been to the station to see my uncle off .

Ich war gerade am Bahnhof, um meinen Onkel zu verabschieden.

Oh , I haven't decided what I'm going to do yet .

Oh, ich habe noch nicht entschieden, was ich tun werde.

It's an advantage to be good looking .

Es ist von Vorteil, gut auszusehen.

He resolved to do better work in the future .

Er beschloss, in Zukunft bessere Arbeit zu leisten.

Would you mind shutting the door ?

Würde es Ihnen etwas ausmachen, die Tür zu schließen?

The best fish smell when they are three days old .

Am besten riechen Fische, wenn sie drei Tage alt sind.

As soon as he got on the bus , it began to move .

Sobald er in den Bus einstieg, begann er sich zu bewegen.

I think I'll look around a little more .

Ich denke, ich werde mich noch ein wenig umsehen.

I don't feel like watching tv tonight .

Ich habe heute Abend keine Lust, fernzusehen.

She passed by without seeing me .

Sie ging vorbei, ohne mich zu sehen.

Take care not to fail .

Achten Sie darauf, nicht zu scheitern.

I hope and I know you did great !

Ich hoffe und ich weiß, dass du es großartig gemacht hast!

Would you mind taking a picture of us ?

Würde es Ihnen etwas ausmachen, ein Foto von uns zu machen?

My dream is to lead a quiet life in the country .

Mein Traum ist es, ein ruhiges Leben auf dem Land zu führen.

I don't know what to do now .

Ich weiß nicht, was ich jetzt tun soll.

I was annoyed that she was still asleep .

Ich war genervt, dass sie noch schlief.

I tried in vain to open it .

Ich habe vergeblich versucht, es zu öffnen.

As the bus was late , I took a taxi .

Da der Bus Verspätung hatte, nahm ich ein Taxi.

Let's go by bus to see more of the city .

Lass uns mit dem Bus fahren, um mehr von der Stadt zu sehen.

We will begin the party when he comes .

Wir werden mit der Party beginnen, wenn er kommt.

Please give me leave to go home .

Bitte gib mir die Erlaubnis, nach Hause zu gehen.

It is not her looks that is important but her ability .

Nicht ihr Aussehen ist wichtig, sondern ihr Können.

It is a fact that smoking is bad for health .

Es ist eine Tatsache, dass Rauchen gesundheitsschädlich ist.

I prefer to be looked upon as a teacher .

Ich bevorzuge es, als Lehrer angesehen zu werden.

He is not what he was ten years ago .

Er ist nicht mehr der, der er vor zehn Jahren war.

I tried to get him to learn to drive .

Ich habe versucht, ihn dazu zu bringen, Autofahren zu lernen.

I wonder which of you will win .

Ich frage mich, wer von euch gewinnen wird.

Nara is a city which I like very much .

Nara ist eine Stadt, die mir sehr gefällt.

Well do I remember it .

Nun, ich erinnere mich daran.

The fact is that he is my close friend .

Tatsache ist, dass er mein enger Freund ist.

She is a student who studies very hard .

Sie ist eine Studentin, die sehr fleißig lernt.

I saw the man knocked down by a car .

Ich habe gesehen, wie der Mann von einem Auto angefahren wurde.

There is no telling what he will do .

Es ist nicht abzusehen, was er tun wird.

I wonder if what I wrote was correct .

Ich frage mich, ob das, was ich geschrieben habe, richtig war.

Can you tell me who is coming tonight ?

Kannst du mir sagen, wer heute Abend kommt?

We ought to be ready for whatever comes .

Wir sollten auf alles vorbereitet sein, was kommt.

Babies crawl before they walk .

Babys krabbeln, bevor sie laufen.

She seems to have been in poor health in her childhood .

Es scheint, dass es ihr in ihrer Kindheit gesundheitlich schlecht ging.

He says he has been to hawaii before .

Er sagt, er sei schon einmal in Hawaii gewesen.

She speaks not only english but also french .

Sie spricht nicht nur Englisch, sondern auch Französisch.

By the way , what do you do ?

Nebenbei, was machst du ?

It's up to you to decide whether or not to go .

Es liegt an Ihnen, zu entscheiden, ob Sie gehen oder nicht.

He never does anything but she smells it out .

Er tut nie etwas, aber sie wittert es.

In answer to her shouts , people ran to help her .

Als Antwort auf ihre Rufe rannten Menschen herbei, um ihr zu helfen.

We should be able to complete the work in five days .

Wir sollten in der Lage sein, die Arbeiten in fünf Tagen abzuschließen.

The reason I succeeded was because I was lucky .

Der Grund für meinen Erfolg war, dass ich Glück hatte.

You may take anything you like .

Du darfst alles nehmen, was Dir gefällt.

He decided to give up smoking once and for all .

Er beschloss, das Rauchen endgültig aufzugeben.

I never meet her without thinking of her dead mother .

Ich treffe sie nie, ohne an ihre tote Mutter zu denken.

She insisted on us going .

Sie bestand darauf, dass wir gehen.

I felt as if I were dreaming .

Es kam mir vor, als würde ich träumen.

I made up my mind to go there .

Ich habe beschlossen, dorthin zu gehen.

I forget to telephone him .

Ich vergesse, ihn anzurufen.

The box he found was empty .

Die Kiste, die er fand, war leer.

What he said is true .

Was er gesagt hat, ist wahr.

It is time for her to go home .

Es ist Zeit für sie, nach Hause zu gehen.

He was careful not to disrupt the meeting .

Er achtete darauf, das Treffen nicht zu stören.

It is surprising that he should not know this .

Es ist überraschend, dass er das nicht wissen sollte.

I don't know who painted this picture .

Ich weiß nicht, wer dieses Bild gemalt hat.

You should only buy such things as you need for your everyday life .

Sie sollten nur solche Dinge kaufen, die Sie für Ihren Alltag benötigen.

I hope this stormy weather won't go on .

Ich hoffe, dass dieses stürmische Wetter nicht so weitergeht.

He tried in vain to solve the problem .

Er versuchte vergeblich, das Problem zu lösen.

That is all I have .

Das ist alles, was ich habe.

He is not such a fool but he knows it .

Er ist nicht so ein Idiot, aber er weiß es.

He was so tired that he could hardly stand .

Er war so müde, dass er kaum stehen konnte.

Can I go swimming , mother ?

Kann ich schwimmen gehen, Mutter?

I studied hard to enter the school .

Ich habe fleißig gelernt, um in die Schule aufgenommen zu werden.

It is interesting that no one noticed that mistake .

Interessant ist, dass dieser Fehler niemandem aufgefallen ist.

I have a mind to undertake the work .

Ich habe den Willen, die Arbeit zu übernehmen.

This is the book which you are looking for .

Dies ist das Buch, das Sie suchen.

Come home early , bill .

Komm früh nach Hause, Bill.

We were just about to enter the room .

Wir waren gerade dabei, den Raum zu betreten.

This is all that is known so far .

Das ist alles, was bisher bekannt ist.

My father asked when to start .

Mein Vater fragte, wann er anfangen solle.

You didn't sleep well last night , did you ?

Du hast letzte Nacht nicht gut geschlafen, oder?

I don't like what he said .

Mir gefällt nicht, was er gesagt hat.

Come first , talk later .

Komm zuerst, rede später.

My parents have made me what I am today .

Meine Eltern haben mich zu dem gemacht, was ich heute bin.

Out of sight , out of mind .

Aus dem Auge, aus dem Sinn .

I found it difficult to make myself heard due to the noise .

Aufgrund des Lärms fiel es mir schwer, mich Gehör zu verschaffen.

I interpreted what he said in french into japanese .

Ich übersetzte das, was er auf Französisch sagte, ins Japanische.

Would you mind shutting the door ?

Würde es Ihnen etwas ausmachen, die Tür zu schließen?

There is no knowing what will happen next .

Man weiß nicht, was als nächstes passieren wird.

This story is believed to be true .

Es wird angenommen, dass diese Geschichte wahr ist.

It will be a long time before I can buy a house .

Es wird lange dauern, bis ich ein Haus kaufen kann.

I can not afford to keep a car .

Ich kann es mir nicht leisten, ein Auto zu behalten.

It is not clear when and where she was born .

Es ist nicht klar, wann und wo sie geboren wurde.

You are expected to do a good job .

Von Ihnen wird erwartet, dass Sie gute Arbeit leisten.

You only imagine you've heard it .

Sie bilden sich nur ein, dass Sie es gehört haben.

It began to rain before I got home .

Es begann zu regnen, bevor ich nach Hause kam.

He approached the boy reading a book .

Er ging auf den Jungen zu, der ein Buch las.

I long to experience the food and culture of my home .

Ich sehne mich danach, das Essen und die Kultur meiner Heimat kennenzulernen.

It is strange that you should fail .

Es ist seltsam, dass Sie scheitern.

He objects whenever he wants to .

Er widerspricht, wann immer er will.

While they are away , let's take care of their cat .

Während sie weg sind, kümmern wir uns um ihre Katze.

It is impossible to know what will happen in the future .

Es ist unmöglich zu wissen, was in Zukunft passieren wird.

It was him that broke the window yesterday .

Er war es, der gestern das Fenster eingeschlagen hat.

She'll be glad to see you , won't she ?

Sie wird sich freuen, dich zu sehen, nicht wahr?

I'm afraid we don't have any left .

Ich fürchte, wir haben keine mehr übrig.

I found it difficult to please him .

Es fiel mir schwer, ihm zu gefallen.

I don't know why he quit the company .

Ich weiß nicht, warum er die Firma verlassen hat.

This is too heavy a box for me to carry .

Diese Kiste ist zu schwer, als dass ich sie tragen könnte.

Will you help me to clean the room ?

Hilfst du mir, das Zimmer aufzuräumen?

He likes to work out the difficult questions .

Er liebt es, die schwierigen Fragen zu klären.

Don't look down on a man because he is poor .

Schauen Sie nicht auf einen Mann herab, weil er arm ist.

You don't have to tell me that , fool .

Das musst du mir nicht sagen, Dummkopf.

We need action , not words .

Wir brauchen Taten, keine Worte.

She went out without saying good-bye .

Sie ging hinaus, ohne sich zu verabschieden.

Please advise me what to do .

Bitte sagen Sie mir, was ich tun soll.

Try not to spend more money than is necessary .

Versuchen Sie, nicht mehr Geld auszugeben als nötig.

Little money , few friends .

Wenig Geld, wenige Freunde.

He discovered how to open the box .

Er entdeckte, wie man die Schachtel öffnet.

The trouble with you is that you talk too much .

Das Problem mit dir ist, dass du zu viel redest.

It's a nice day , isn't it ?

Es ist ein schöner Tag, nicht wahr?

I didn't feel like buying a car .

Ich hatte keine Lust, ein Auto zu kaufen.

I didn't know that dogs swim well .

Ich wusste nicht, dass Hunde gut schwimmen können.

It is easy for me to solve the problem .

Es fällt mir leicht, das Problem zu lösen.

I feel as if I were dreaming .

Es kommt mir vor, als würde ich träumen.

He demanded that we leave at once .

Er verlangte, dass wir sofort gehen.

It is no use going there .

Es hat keinen Sinn, dorthin zu gehen.

She is engaged in writing a book .

Sie ist damit beschäftigt, ein Buch zu schreiben.

I remember reading this novel before .

Ich erinnere mich, dass ich diesen Roman schon einmal gelesen habe.

I enjoyed watching soccer last night .

Gestern Abend habe ich es genossen, Fußball zu schauen.

We have decided to adopt your idea .

Wir haben uns entschieden, Ihre Idee zu übernehmen.

Now that we have eaten up , let's go .

Nachdem wir nun aufgegessen haben, geht es los.

He changed his countenance at the news .

Als er die Nachricht hörte, veränderte er sein Gesicht.

This is the best method to solve that problem .

Dies ist die beste Methode, dieses Problem zu lösen.

Would you mind not smoking ?

Würde es Ihnen etwas ausmachen, nicht zu rauchen?

The moment he saw me he ran away .

Als er mich sah, rannte er weg.

Come here after you have washed your hands .

Kommen Sie hierher, nachdem Sie Ihre Hände gewaschen haben.

I'm afraid to go alone .

Ich habe Angst, alleine zu gehen.

I will leave if it is fine tomorrow .

Ich werde gehen, wenn es morgen gut ist.

I have no time to write to her .

Ich habe keine Zeit, ihr zu schreiben.

She made up her mind to go abroad .

Sie entschloss sich, ins Ausland zu gehen.

I wonder if you'd like to go out with me this sunday .

Ich frage mich, ob du diesen Sonntag mit mir ausgehen möchtest.

I will see you , each in your turn .

Ich werde dich sehen, jeder nach dem anderen.

My mother told me not to go out .

Meine Mutter sagte mir, ich solle nicht ausgehen.

So far so good .

So weit, ist es gut .

I wish I could give up smoking .

Ich wünschte, ich könnte mit dem Rauchen aufhören.

It is the only one there is in the shop .

Es ist das einzige, das es im Shop gibt.

He said that he had been in california for ten years .

Er sagte, er sei seit zehn Jahren in Kalifornien.

Give me any books you have on the subject .

Geben Sie mir alle Bücher, die Sie zu diesem Thema haben.

This isn't exactly what I wanted .

Das ist nicht genau das, was ich wollte.

I put it in my head to go there by myself .

Ich habe mir vorgenommen, alleine dorthin zu gehen.

My parents have gone to the airport to see my uncle off .

Meine Eltern sind zum Flughafen gefahren, um meinen Onkel zu verabschieden.

In answer to her shouts , people ran to help her .

Als Antwort auf ihre Rufe rannten Menschen herbei, um ihr zu helfen.

We came here to build a new town .

Wir kamen hierher, um eine neue Stadt zu bauen.

He promised me that he would come at four .

Er versprach mir, dass er um vier Uhr kommen würde.

He has enough money to buy it .

Er hat genug Geld, um es zu kaufen.

I need someone to help me with housework .

Ich brauche jemanden, der mir bei der Hausarbeit hilft.

He is anxious for her to come .

Er kann es kaum erwarten, dass sie kommt.

It is regrettable without being able to wait over this .

Es ist bedauerlich, dass wir nicht darauf warten können.

What do you say to going swimming tomorrow ?

Was sagst du dazu, morgen schwimmen zu gehen?

We learned what we should do first .

Wir haben gelernt, was wir zuerst tun sollten.

It is very important to keep your word .

Es ist sehr wichtig, dass Sie Ihr Wort halten.

I asked him if he had enjoyed himself the day before .

Ich fragte ihn, ob es ihm am Tag zuvor gefallen habe.

I don't think john is suited for the job .

Ich glaube nicht, dass John für den Job geeignet ist.

Little did I think that I would win .

Ich hätte nicht gedacht, dass ich gewinnen würde.

I know better than to lend him money .

Ich weiß es besser, als ihm Geld zu leihen.

So nice that you are back .

Schön, dass du zurück bist.

He succeeded in swimming across the river .

Es gelang ihm, den Fluss zu durchschwimmen.

Come with me , will you ?

Komm mit mir, ja?

Let's wait until he wakes up .

Warten wir, bis er aufwacht.

Which do you prefer , tea or coffee ?

Was bevorzugen Sie, Tee oder Kaffee?

Do you know where the police station is ?

Wissen Sie, wo die Polizeistation ist?

Do me the favor of coming .

Tu mir den Gefallen, zu kommen.

I spent the whole day reading a novel .

Ich habe den ganzen Tag damit verbracht, einen Roman zu lesen.

I make it a rule to take a walk every morning .

Ich mache es mir zur Regel, jeden Morgen einen Spaziergang zu machen.

They had no house in which to live .

Sie hatten kein Haus, in dem sie leben konnten.

It is quite natural for her to get angry .

Es ist ganz natürlich, dass sie wütend wird.

The day is sure to come when your dream will come true .

Der Tag wird sicher kommen, an dem Ihr Traum wahr wird.

We went down to the valley where the village is .

Wir gingen ins Tal hinunter, wo das Dorf liegt.

I'm tired of watching television .

Ich habe es satt, fernzusehen.

Would you mind repeating the question ?

Würde es Ihnen etwas ausmachen, die Frage zu wiederholen?

Come and see me whenever you want to .

Kommen Sie zu mir, wann immer Sie möchten.

She decided not to attend the meeting .

Sie beschloss, nicht an dem Treffen teilzunehmen.

We will go but you won't .

Wir werden gehen, aber Sie nicht.

Mother told me to behave myself .

Mutter sagte mir, ich solle mich benehmen.

I want you to play the guitar for me .

Ich möchte, dass du für mich Gitarre spielst.

He was hard to please .

Es war schwer, ihn zufrieden zu stellen.

The reason which he gave is hard to understand .

Der Grund, den er anführte, ist schwer zu verstehen.

Summer is the season when women look most beautiful .

Der Sommer ist die Jahreszeit, in der Frauen am schönsten aussehen.

When I grow up , I want to be an english teacher .

Wenn ich groß bin, möchte ich Englischlehrerin werden.

He always speaks to me when he meets me on the street .

Er spricht immer mit mir, wenn er mich auf der Straße trifft.

Seeing me , the baby began to cry .

Als das Baby mich sah, fing es an zu weinen.

I want my mother to get well soon .

Ich möchte, dass meine Mutter bald wieder gesund wird.

If you are busy , I will help you .

Wenn Sie beschäftigt sind, helfe ich Ihnen.

I can make nothing of what he says .

Ich kann mit dem, was er sagt, nichts anfangen.

I suggested that john be called .

Ich schlug vor, John anzurufen.

Good morning , everyone .

Guten Morgen, alle zusammen.

What a tall boy tony is !

Was für ein großer Junge, Tony!

It's about time you got here !

Es ist an der Zeit, dass Sie hierher kommen!

Suppose we change the subject .

Angenommen, wir wechseln das Thema.

Since it was raining , I took a taxi .

Da es regnete, nahm ich ein Taxi.

My mother knows how to make cakes .

Meine Mutter weiß, wie man Kuchen backt.

He told me to do it .

Er sagte mir, ich solle es tun.

You have a little fever today , don't you ?

Du hast heute ein wenig Fieber, nicht wahr?

I believed every word he said .

Ich glaubte jedes Wort, das er sagte.

She had already gone when I arrived .

Sie war bereits gegangen, als ich ankam.

I had finished my homework when you called me .

Ich war mit meinen Hausaufgaben fertig, als du mich anriefst.

Do get up , it's very late .

Stehen Sie auf, es ist sehr spät.

I wonder where he is now .

Ich frage mich, wo er jetzt ist.

The paper says that a typhoon is on its way .

In der Zeitung heißt es, dass ein Taifun im Anmarsch sei.

She had an itch to see her child .

Es juckte sie, ihr Kind zu sehen.

It being sunday , we have no classes today .

Da es Sonntag ist, haben wir heute keinen Unterricht.

It is a fact that I don't know her name .

Tatsache ist, dass ich ihren Namen nicht kenne.

I would rather stay at home than go out today .

Ich bleibe heute lieber zu Hause, als auszugehen.

I could make nothing of what he said .

Ich konnte mit dem, was er sagte, nichts anfangen.

When it rains , the buses are late more often than not .

Wenn es regnet, haben die Busse oft Verspätung.

Tell me when it came about .

Sag mir, wann es passiert ist.

Young children soon pick up words they hear .

Kleine Kinder verstehen die Wörter, die sie hören, schnell.

Jane went to the bank to take out some money .

Jane ging zur Bank, um etwas Geld abzuheben.

Give us a true account of what happened .

Geben Sie uns einen wahren Bericht darüber, was passiert ist.

You can't get ahead if you don't work hard .

Wer nicht hart arbeitet, kommt nicht weiter.

My sister asked me to lend her the dictionary .

Meine Schwester bat mich, ihr das Wörterbuch zu leihen.

I forgot to turn off the tv before going to bed .

Ich habe vergessen, den Fernseher vor dem Schlafengehen auszuschalten.

Quiet him down , will you ?

Beruhige ihn, ja?

I thought that he was honest .

Ich dachte, dass er ehrlich war.

Tell me whose hat this is .

Sag mir, wessen Hut das ist.

I lost the watch father had given me .

Ich habe die Uhr verloren, die mein Vater mir gegeben hatte.

I'm glad to hear of your success .

Ich freue mich, von Ihrem Erfolg zu hören.

I prefer going out to staying home .

Ich gehe lieber aus, als zu Hause zu bleiben.

I know you can make it better .

Ich weiß, dass du es besser machen kannst.

Please don't forget to see him tomorrow .

Bitte vergessen Sie nicht, ihn morgen zu sehen.

She yelled at the children to be quiet .

Sie schrie die Kinder an, sie sollten ruhig sein.

I would quit before I would do that job in this company .

Ich würde kündigen, bevor ich diesen Job in dieser Firma annehmen würde.

They say that he was ambitious when young .

Man sagt, er sei in jungen Jahren ehrgeizig gewesen.

In short , he was too honest .

Kurz gesagt, er war zu ehrlich.

You should try to cut your way .

Du solltest versuchen, deinen Weg zu finden.

Hurry up , or you'll miss the bus .

Beeilen Sie sich, sonst verpassen Sie den Bus.

You cannot have your way in everything .

Man kann nicht alles durchsetzen, was man will.

I would often swim in this river when I was young .

Als ich jung war, bin ich oft in diesem Fluss geschwommen.

I think she will do for a teacher .

Ich denke, dass sie als Lehrerin ausreicht.

I don't think this is a good idea .

Ich glaube nicht, dass das eine gute Idee ist.

I am sure of his passing the examination .

Ich bin mir sicher, dass er die Prüfung bestehen wird.

That he is innocent is quite certain .

Dass er unschuldig ist, ist ziemlich sicher.

The moment we met , we fell in love with each other .

In dem Moment, als wir uns trafen, verliebten wir uns ineinander.

He found it difficult to solve the problem .

Es fiel ihm schwer, das Problem zu lösen.

Is it right that you and I should fight ?

Ist es richtig, dass du und ich streiten sollten?

Show me what you have in your left hand .

Zeig mir, was du in deiner linken Hand hast.

No , I'm not singing .

Nein, ich singe nicht.

We could all see it coming , couldn't we ?

Wir konnten es doch alle kommen sehen, nicht wahr?

Would you mind my staying here for some time ?

Würde es Ihnen etwas ausmachen, wenn ich einige Zeit hier bleibe?

We found that we had lost our way .

Wir stellten fest, dass wir uns verirrt hatten.

He doesn't care if his car is dirty .

Es ist ihm egal, ob sein Auto schmutzig ist.

There was no choice but to sit and wait .

Es blieb uns nichts anderes übrig, als zu sitzen und zu warten.

There is not much possibility of his coming on time .

Es besteht kaum eine Chance, dass er pünktlich kommt.

There was no one that did not admire the boy .

Es gab niemanden, der den Jungen nicht bewunderte.

Who are you to tell me to get out ?

Wer bist du, der mir sagt, dass ich raus soll?

He is not so old that he cannot work .

Er ist nicht so alt, dass er nicht arbeiten könnte.

It is time that you got up .

Es ist Zeit, dass du aufstehst.

It began to appear that she was wrong .

Es schien, dass sie sich geirrt hatte.

The storm prevented me from going out for a walk .

Der Sturm hinderte mich daran, spazieren zu gehen.

I forgot to ask him .

Ich habe vergessen, ihn zu fragen.

He is not a man to admit his mistakes easily .

Er ist kein Mann, der seine Fehler leicht zugibt.

Having done my homework , I watched television .

Nachdem ich meine Hausaufgaben gemacht hatte, schaute ich fern.

She said she would be twenty years old the following year .

Sie sagte, dass sie im folgenden Jahr zwanzig Jahre alt werden würde.

He is above deceiving others .

Er scheut sich davor, andere zu täuschen.

I was unable to look her in the face .

Ich war nicht in der Lage, ihr ins Gesicht zu sehen.

He is such a careless boy that he makes mistakes very often .

Er ist ein so nachlässiger Junge, dass er sehr oft Fehler macht.

It is already ten years since we got married .

Es ist bereits zehn Jahre her, seit wir geheiratet haben.

He thought he would kill himself .

Er dachte, er würde sich umbringen.

He is the boy of whom I spoke the other day .

Er ist der Junge, von dem ich neulich gesprochen habe.

Come on monday afternoon , if possible .

Kommen Sie, wenn möglich, am Montagnachmittag vorbei.

The teacher told us to be quiet .

Der Lehrer sagte uns, wir sollten ruhig sein.

You may choose whichever you want .

Sie können wählen, was Sie möchten.

I tried to imagine life on the moon .

Ich habe versucht, mir das Leben auf dem Mond vorzustellen.

It goes without saying that she is happy .

Es versteht sich von selbst, dass sie glücklich ist.

Ask him where he parked his car .

Fragen Sie ihn, wo er sein Auto geparkt hat.

Can you tell me what this is ?

Kannst du mir sagen, was das ist?

If you work hard , you'll pass your exam .

Wenn Sie hart arbeiten, werden Sie Ihre Prüfung bestehen.

It's very kind of you to invite me to your birthday party .

Es ist sehr nett von Ihnen, mich zu Ihrer Geburtstagsfeier einzuladen.

I think the wind's dropping off .

Ich glaube, der Wind lässt nach.

Did you advise him to go to the police ?

Haben Sie ihm geraten, zur Polizei zu gehen?

When I travel , I prefer to travel by air .

Wenn ich reise, reise ich am liebsten mit dem Flugzeug.

I'm dying to see my mother .

Ich brenne darauf, meine Mutter wiederzusehen.

It isn't certain whether he will come or not .

Es ist nicht sicher, ob er kommen wird oder nicht.

Try to see things as they are .

Versuchen Sie, die Dinge so zu sehen, wie sie sind.

The baby can stand but can't walk .

Das Baby kann stehen, aber nicht laufen.

Let me know when you'll return home .

Lassen Sie mich wissen, wann Sie nach Hause zurückkehren.

It is kind of you to help me .

Es ist nett von Ihnen, mir zu helfen.

Jane asked me if I would like to cook .

Jane fragte mich, ob ich Lust hätte zu kochen.

To look at him , you would take him of foreigner .

Um ihn anzusehen, würde man ihn für einen Ausländer halten.

I wish he would make up his mind one way or other .

Ich wünschte, er würde sich auf die eine oder andere Weise entscheiden.

When I can get through my exams , I will take a long vacation .

Wenn ich meine Prüfungen schaffe, werde ich einen längeren Urlaub machen.

I'm sure he will come tomorrow .

Ich bin mir sicher, dass er morgen kommt.

I plan to study this afternoon after I get home .

Ich habe vor, heute Nachmittag zu lernen, wenn ich nach Hause komme.

There are many places to visit in kyoto .

Es gibt viele Orte in Kyoto, die man besuchen kann.

He got angry at being insulted .

Er wurde wütend, weil er beleidigt wurde.

I'll leave tomorrow , weather permitting .

Ich werde morgen abreisen, wenn das Wetter es zulässt.

I don't like what he said .

Mir gefällt nicht, was er gesagt hat.

She said that she was a little tired .

Sie sagte, dass sie etwas müde sei.

You are kind to say so .

Es ist nett, das zu sagen.

I remember seeing her before .

Ich erinnere mich, dass ich sie schon einmal gesehen habe.

You finally succeeded in getting a job .

Es ist Ihnen endlich gelungen, einen Job zu bekommen.

When the word is out , it belongs to another .

Wenn das Wort draußen ist, gehört es einem anderen.

I know you are clever .

Ich weiß, dass du klug bist.

If you see the cat in this picture , please call us .

Wenn Sie die Katze auf diesem Bild sehen, rufen Sie uns bitte an.

I'm wondering when to buy a computer .

Ich frage mich, wann ich einen Computer kaufen soll.

Whenever I see her , I remember her mother .

Wann immer ich sie sehe, denke ich an ihre Mutter.

He can't even read , let alone write .

Er kann nicht einmal lesen, geschweige denn schreiben.

You are not coming , are you ?

Du kommst nicht, oder?

He ran the risk of having an accident .

Er lief Gefahr, einen Unfall zu erleiden.

If I were in your situation , I would do the same thing .

Wenn ich in Ihrer Situation wäre, würde ich das Gleiche tun.

There is more money than is needed .

Es ist mehr Geld vorhanden, als benötigt wird.

It was not long before she came .

Es dauerte nicht lange, bis sie kam.

How lucky to meet you here .

Was für ein Glück, Sie hier zu treffen.

We watched the plane until it went out of sight .

Wir beobachteten das Flugzeug, bis es außer Sichtweite war.

I'll buy you whatever clothes you want .

Ich kaufe dir, was immer du willst.

I have no friend with whom to talk about it .

Ich habe keinen Freund, mit dem ich darüber reden könnte.

He has made me what I am .

Er hat mich zu dem gemacht, was ich bin.

Is this your book , mike ?

Ist das dein Buch, Mike?

She has changed greatly since I last saw her .

Sie hat sich stark verändert, seit ich sie das letzte Mal gesehen habe.

Because it rained , I didn't go .

Weil es geregnet hat, bin ich nicht hingegangen.

I found it difficult to put it into practice .

Es fiel mir schwer, es in die Praxis umzusetzen.

You can speak as you actually feel .

Sie können so sprechen, wie Sie sich tatsächlich fühlen.

You must be the temporary we asked for .

Sie müssen der Provisor sein, um den wir gebeten haben.

Oh , you're going home tonight !

Oh, du gehst heute Abend nach Hause!

He has decided not to go to the meeting .

Er hat beschlossen, nicht zu dem Treffen zu gehen.

I suppose he's gone home .

Ich nehme an, er ist nach Hause gegangen.

I am afraid I must be going now .

Ich fürchte, ich muss jetzt gehen.

Can you check if the phone is out of order ?

Können Sie überprüfen, ob das Telefon außer Betrieb ist?

A piano is expensive , but a car is more expensive .

Ein Klavier ist teuer, aber ein Auto ist teurer.

Can you find the time to play with our daughter ?

Finden Sie die Zeit, mit unserer Tochter zu spielen?

I tried everything to keep him alive .

Ich habe alles versucht, um ihn am Leben zu halten.

This river is very dangerous to swim in .

Es ist sehr gefährlich, in diesem Fluss zu schwimmen.

Let's go back before it begins to rain .

Gehen wir zurück, bevor es anfängt zu regnen.

Because it was summer vacation , I took a trip .

Da es Sommerferien waren, machte ich einen Ausflug.

I am glad to hear the news .

Ich bin froh, die Neuigkeiten zu hören.

I cautioned him against being late .

Ich warnte ihn davor, zu spät zu kommen.

I don't know who to turn to .

Ich weiß nicht, an wen ich mich wenden soll.

The job of a driver is not as easy as it looks .

Der Job eines Fahrers ist nicht so einfach, wie er aussieht.

Hurry up , and you will be in time .

Beeilen Sie sich, Sie werden pünktlich sein.

Kate went to a party to see her friend .

Kate ging zu einer Party, um ihre Freundin zu sehen.

He never pays much attention to what his teacher says .

Er schenkt dem, was sein Lehrer sagt, nie viel Aufmerksamkeit.

Speak louder so everyone can hear you .

Sprechen Sie lauter, damit jeder Sie hören kann.

After I locked all the doors , I went to bed .

Nachdem ich alle Türen abgeschlossen hatte, ging ich zu Bett.

I remember my mother when I see this .

Wenn ich das sehe, erinnere ich mich an meine Mutter.

She was kind enough to help me .

Sie war so freundlich, mir zu helfen.

It is her that I want to meet .

Sie ist es, die ich treffen möchte.

I had no notion that you were coming .

Ich hatte keine Ahnung, dass du kommst.

She said she would be back right away .

Sie sagte, sie würde sofort zurück sein.

What do you say to waiting five more minutes ?

Was halten Sie davon, noch fünf Minuten zu warten?

He is rich enough to buy that car .

Er ist reich genug, um dieses Auto zu kaufen.

I don't mind getting up at six .

Es macht mir nichts aus, um sechs aufzustehen.

Do you mean that you have already decided on this plan ?

Meinen Sie damit, dass Sie sich bereits für diesen Plan entschieden haben?

I'm sorry for your not having come with us .

Es tut mir leid, dass Sie nicht mitgekommen sind.

It's not just you , I am also to blame .

Es sind nicht nur Sie, auch ich bin schuld.

Even a child knows right from wrong .

Sogar ein Kind weiß, was richtig und was falsch ist.

I dreamt I was a bird .

Ich habe geträumt, ich wäre ein Vogel.

There is no telling when the war will end .

Es ist nicht abzusehen, wann der Krieg enden wird.

As I was tired , I took a rest .

Da ich müde war, legte ich eine Pause ein.

He gave me what money he had with him .

Er gab mir das Geld, das er bei sich hatte.

I don't suppose it's going to rain .

Ich gehe nicht davon aus, dass es regnen wird.

I have no information she is coming .

Ich habe keine Informationen darüber, dass sie kommt.

Mother went to town to get some bread .

Mutter ging in die Stadt, um Brot zu holen.

She told me that she had bought a cd .

Sie erzählte mir, dass sie eine CD gekauft hatte.

I remember seeing you last year .

Ich erinnere mich, dich letztes Jahr gesehen zu haben.

He began to make excuses .

Er fing an, sich zu entschuldigen.

I don't know who he is .

Ich weiß nicht, wer er ist.

You must consider it before you answer .

Sie müssen darüber nachdenken, bevor Sie antworten.

I hope you'll be happy forever .

Ich hoffe, dass du für immer glücklich sein wirst.

We had better begin to prepare for the test .

Wir sollten besser anfangen, uns auf den Test vorzubereiten.

Have a cup of tea , won't you ?

Trinken Sie eine Tasse Tee, nicht wahr?

I can't make out what she said .

Ich kann nicht verstehen, was sie gesagt hat.

I'll wait here until my medicine is ready .

Ich werde hier warten, bis meine Medizin fertig ist.

I owe what I am today to my father .

Was ich heute bin, verdanke ich meinem Vater.

I don't have any family to support .

Ich habe keine Familie, die ich ernähren könnte.

I told him to keep his promise .

Ich sagte ihm, er solle sein Versprechen halten.

I don't know the reason why he went there .

Ich weiß nicht, warum er dorthin gegangen ist.

Let me know it as soon as you get there .

Sagen Sie mir Bescheid, sobald Sie dort sind.

It is up to you to decide what to do .

Es liegt an Ihnen, zu entscheiden, was Sie tun möchten.

The woman who came here yesterday is miss yamada .

Die Frau, die gestern hierher kam, ist Fräulein Yamada.

I hear she's a famous actress .

Ich habe gehört, dass sie eine berühmte Schauspielerin ist.

Should I wait for her to come back ?

Soll ich warten, bis sie zurückkommt?

I'll call on you john .

Ich rufe dich an, John.

He has nobody to consult .

Er hat niemanden, den er konsultieren kann.

I took a taxi so that I would be in time for the appointment .

Ich nahm ein Taxi, um pünktlich zum Termin zu sein.

All you have to do is to join us .

Alles, was Sie tun müssen, ist, sich uns anzuschließen.

It is impossible to put the plan into practice .

Es ist unmöglich, den Plan in die Tat umzusetzen.

I'm very sorry I came home so late .

Es tut mir sehr leid, dass ich so spät nach Hause gekommen bin.

Don't forget to turn the light off .

Vergessen Sie nicht, das Licht auszuschalten.

What I bought yesterday was these shoes .

Was ich gestern gekauft habe, waren diese Schuhe.

I know how old you are .

Ich weiß, wie alt du bist.

I came to tokyo to attend a conference .

Ich kam nach Tokio, um an einer Konferenz teilzunehmen.

He decided to get on with the plan .

Er beschloss, den Plan fortzusetzen.

I don't go by what he says .

Ich halte mich nicht an das, was er sagt.

I'm not very particular about food .

Ich bin nicht sehr wählerisch, was Essen angeht.

This is a fact , not a fiction .

Das ist eine Tatsache, keine Fiktion.

I went to the airport to meet my father .

Ich ging zum Flughafen, um meinen Vater zu treffen.

Slow down or you're going to work yourself sick .

Machen Sie es langsamer, sonst werden Sie krank.

When the bus came , she got on .

Als der Bus kam, stieg sie ein.

He is ashamed to ask questions .

Er schämt sich, Fragen zu stellen.

She said that she was ill , which was a lie .

Sie sagte, sie sei krank, was eine Lüge war.

He acquired french when he was young .

Als er jung war, lernte er Französisch.

It is interesting for me to read my old diary .

Es ist interessant für mich, mein altes Tagebuch zu lesen.

It doesn't matter whether he agrees or not .

Es spielt keine Rolle, ob er zustimmt oder nicht.

He commanded us to work hard .

Er befahl uns, hart zu arbeiten.

Open the windows to let in some air .

Öffnen Sie die Fenster, um etwas Luft hereinzulassen.

Work hard so that you can succeed .

Arbeite hart, damit du erfolgreich sein kannst.

I don't know which is which .

Ich weiß nicht, welches welches ist.

Ken makes it a rule to get up early .

Ken macht es sich zur Regel, früh aufzustehen.

You are all that is dear to me in the world .

Du bist alles, was mir auf der Welt lieb ist.

She was kind enough to make tea for us .

Sie war so freundlich, Tee für uns zu kochen.

He can speak french , still more english .

Er kann Französisch, noch mehr Englisch.

Oh , what is this ?

Oh, was ist das?

The fact is we were not invited .

Tatsache ist, dass wir nicht eingeladen wurden.

How many children do you want to have when you get married ?

Wie viele Kinder möchten Sie haben, wenn Sie heiraten?

As soon as she comes , we will begin .

Sobald sie kommt, fangen wir an.

It was a great thrill to meet the president .

Es war eine große Freude, den Präsidenten zu treffen.

Don't go , if you don't want to .

Gehen Sie nicht, wenn Sie nicht wollen.

Have you made up your mind where to go for the holidays ?

Haben Sie sich schon entschieden, wo Sie die Feiertage verbringen möchten?

I had not waited long before he came .

Ich hatte nicht lange gewartet, bis er kam.

It's up to you to decide the matter .

Es liegt an Ihnen, die Sache zu entscheiden.

They were anxious I would help them .

Sie waren besorgt, dass ich ihnen helfen würde.

He is doing very well considering he lacks experience .

Es geht ihm sehr gut, wenn man bedenkt, dass ihm die Erfahrung fehlt.

I got tom to mend my shoes .

Ich habe Tom gebeten, meine Schuhe zu reparieren.

Come on , answer quickly .

Komm schon, antworte schnell.

I got my friends to help me .

Ich habe meine Freunde dazu gebracht, mir zu helfen.

He made up his mind to be a fireman .

Er entschloss sich, Feuerwehrmann zu werden.

It is easy for him to answer this question .

Es fällt ihm leicht, diese Frage zu beantworten.

I owe what I am to my mother .

Was ich bin, verdanke ich meiner Mutter.

I found it pleasant walking in the country .

Ich fand es angenehm, auf dem Land spazieren zu gehen.

Let's wait till he comes back .

Warten wir, bis er zurückkommt.

I think we could be good friends .

Ich denke, wir könnten gute Freunde sein.

You must do the work even if you don't like it .

Sie müssen die Arbeit machen, auch wenn sie Ihnen nicht gefällt.

He went so far as to hit her .

Er ging sogar so weit, sie zu schlagen.

It is no use giving her advice .

Es hat keinen Sinn, ihr Ratschläge zu geben.

She was kind enough to show me the way .

Sie war so freundlich, mir den Weg zu zeigen.

I can't make out what he wants .

Ich kann nicht erkennen, was er will.

It took him five years to write this novel .

Er brauchte fünf Jahre, um diesen Roman zu schreiben.

I enjoyed reading about your dreams .

Es hat mir Spaß gemacht, von deinen Träumen zu lesen.

I want you to go to osaka right away .

Ich möchte, dass du sofort nach Osaka gehst.

He began to look for a job .

Er begann, nach einem Job zu suchen.

Should it be fine , I will go .

Sollte alles in Ordnung sein, werde ich gehen.

He said that he had left his wallet at home .

Er sagte, er habe seine Brieftasche zu Hause gelassen.

Don't try to keep her to yourself .

Versuchen Sie nicht, sie für sich zu behalten.

I waited for a bus to come .

Ich wartete darauf, dass ein Bus kam.

I don't know whether he will come or not .

Ich weiß nicht, ob er kommen wird oder nicht.

It was not long before she came .

Es dauerte nicht lange, bis sie kam.

It is honest of her to tell him the truth .

Es ist ehrlich von ihr, ihm die Wahrheit zu sagen.

I think we should do some more .

Ich denke, wir sollten noch mehr tun.

It is said that the dog is man's best friend .

Man sagt, der Hund sei der beste Freund des Menschen.

It is no use trying to solve this problem .

Es nützt nichts, dieses Problem lösen zu wollen.

When we think this way , many problems arise .

Wenn wir so denken, entstehen viele Probleme.

It was surprising that she said that .

Es war überraschend, dass sie das sagte.

When he came , I was doing my homework .

Als er kam, machte ich gerade meine Hausaufgaben.

Let's wait here until he turns up .

Warten wir hier, bis er auftaucht.

I don't feel like telling her about it .

Ich habe keine Lust, ihr davon zu erzählen.

I remember mailing the letter .

Ich erinnere mich, dass ich den Brief verschickt habe.

It doesn't matter when you come .

Es spielt keine Rolle, wann du kommst.

It is difficult to see her .

Es ist schwierig, sie zu sehen.

As long as you're here , I'll stay .

Solange du hier bist, bleibe ich.

What a fool I was to do such a thing !

Was für ein Idiot war ich, so etwas zu tun!

The room started to spin after I drank too much .

Nachdem ich zu viel getrunken hatte, begann sich der Raum zu drehen.

What he writes comes to this .

Was er schreibt, kommt darauf an.

I hear that you play the piano .

Ich habe gehört, dass du Klavier spielst.

If you use the money , you will have to answer for it later .

Wenn Sie das Geld verwenden, müssen Sie sich später dafür verantworten.

I wonder if it will rain tomorrow .

Ich frage mich, ob es morgen regnen wird.

I left my hat as I got off the train .

Als ich aus dem Zug stieg, ließ ich meinen Hut zurück.

I want you to sing the song .

Ich möchte, dass du das Lied singst.

I am at a loss how to answer the question .

Ich weiß nicht, wie ich die Frage beantworten soll.

It'll be a waste of time if we wait for them any longer .

Es wäre Zeitverschwendung, wenn wir noch länger auf sie warten würden.

On my arrival at the station , I will call you .

Sobald ich am Bahnhof ankomme, rufe ich Sie an.

We learned how to read english .

Wir haben gelernt, Englisch zu lesen.

He is a man to be trusted .

Er ist ein Mann, dem man vertrauen kann.

It seems that something is wrong with the computer .

Es scheint, dass etwas mit dem Computer nicht stimmt.

Students should try not to be late .

Die Schüler sollten versuchen, nicht zu spät zu kommen.

I'll be hanged if it's true .

Ich werde gehängt, wenn es wahr ist.

They spent four hours discussing their plan .

Sie verbrachten vier Stunden damit, ihren Plan zu besprechen.

The doctor advised him to give up smoking .

Der Arzt riet ihm, mit dem Rauchen aufzuhören.

He cared for his mother after his father died .

Er kümmerte sich um seine Mutter, nachdem sein Vater gestorben war.

It is a pity that he can't come .

Schade, dass er nicht kommen kann.

It is dangerous for children to play in the street .

Für Kinder ist es gefährlich, auf der Straße zu spielen.

I made a mistake through doing it in a hurry .

Ich habe einen Fehler gemacht, weil ich es in Eile getan habe.

He makes it a rule not to eat too much .

Er macht es sich zur Regel, nicht zu viel zu essen.

I am very happy to hear about your engagement .

Ich freue mich sehr, von Ihrer Verlobung zu hören.

He can speak french , not to mention english .

Er kann Französisch, ganz zu schweigen von Englisch.

What you are saying doesn't make sense .

Was Sie sagen, ergibt keinen Sinn.

I cannot see him without thinking of my brother .

Ich kann ihn nicht sehen, ohne an meinen Bruder zu denken.

We're too busy to attend to such detail .

Wir sind zu beschäftigt, um uns um solche Details zu kümmern.

They decided that it would be better to start at once .

Sie beschlossen, dass es besser wäre, sofort anzufangen.

I hope my dream will come true .

Ich hoffe, dass mein Traum wahr wird.

If only I get a chance to see him .

Wenn ich nur die Chance bekomme, ihn zu sehen.

He worked hard for fear that he should fail .

Er arbeitete hart, aus Angst, er könnte scheitern.

He did his best to be in time for the train .

Er tat sein Bestes, um rechtzeitig zum Zug zu kommen.

I'm very sad to hear that .

Es tut mir sehr leid, das zu hören.

I hope that he will come .

Ich hoffe, dass er kommt.

It is said that he worked very hard in his younger days .

Es wird gesagt, dass er in jungen Jahren sehr hart gearbeitet hat.

I was late because my car broke down .

Ich kam zu spät, weil mein Auto eine Panne hatte.

He made believe not to hear me .

Er tat so, als würde er mich nicht hören.

If the weather is fine , I'll go swimming in the river .

Wenn das Wetter schön ist, gehe ich im Fluss schwimmen.

He explained to mary why he was late for her birthday party .

Er erklärte Mary, warum er zu spät zu ihrer Geburtstagsfeier kam.

Hold your horses , young man .

Halte deine Pferde im Griff, junger Mann.

I have no mind to go for a walk .

Ich habe keine Lust, spazieren zu gehen.

I heard that he bought a new computer .

Ich habe gehört, dass er einen neuen Computer gekauft hat.

He has a plan to go abroad next year .

Er hat vor, nächstes Jahr ins Ausland zu gehen.

No one is so old but he can learn .

Niemand ist so alt, aber er kann lernen.

Barring snow , father will come home .

Wenn es nicht schneit, wird Vater nach Hause kommen.

I am not in the humor for working hard today .

Ich bin heute nicht in der Stimmung, hart zu arbeiten.

What would you do if you were in my place ?

Was würdest du tun, wenn du an meiner Stelle wärst?

He is a good doctor , as doctors go these days .

Er ist ein guter Arzt, wie es heutzutage bei Ärzten der Fall ist.

It is difficult for him to solve the problem .

Es fällt ihm schwer, das Problem zu lösen.

He makes friends with everybody he meets .

Er freundet sich mit jedem an, den er trifft.

Do it right now , before you forget .

Tun Sie es jetzt, bevor Sie es vergessen.

While I understand what you say , I can't agree with you .

Obwohl ich verstehe, was Sie sagen, kann ich Ihnen nicht zustimmen.

Repeat what I have just told you .

Wiederholen Sie, was ich Ihnen gerade gesagt habe.

He made believe that he had not heard me .

Er tat so, als hätte er mich nicht gehört.

She seems to have been offended by what he said .

Sie schien durch das, was er sagte, beleidigt gewesen zu sein.

I turned on the radio to listen to the news .

Ich schaltete das Radio ein, um die Nachrichten zu hören.

Please look in on me when you're in town .

Bitte schauen Sie bei mir vorbei, wenn Sie in der Stadt sind.

He was all eagerness to see her .

Er war ganz begierig darauf, sie zu sehen.

I wonder if he is married .

Ich frage mich, ob er verheiratet ist.

She is an english teacher fresh from college .

Sie ist eine Englischlehrerin, die gerade ihr Studium abgeschlossen hat.

After you have read it , give the book back to me .

Nachdem Sie es gelesen haben, geben Sie mir das Buch zurück.

I'll come over after I finish the work .

Ich komme vorbei, wenn ich mit der Arbeit fertig bin.

This is the restaurant where we had dinner last week .

Dies ist das Restaurant, in dem wir letzte Woche zu Abend gegessen haben.

I'm sure that's no fault of yours .

Ich bin mir sicher, dass das nicht deine Schuld ist.

There is no choice but to agree to his plan .

Es bleibt keine andere Wahl, als seinem Plan zuzustimmen.

I'm trying to work out this problem .

Ich versuche, dieses Problem zu lösen.

Where do you think I met her ?

Wo, glauben Sie, habe ich sie getroffen?

It has been a long time since I wrote you last .

Es ist lange her, seit ich dir das letzte Mal geschrieben habe.

I wonder what ever will become of the child .

Ich frage mich, was jemals aus dem Kind werden wird.

I found it easy to operate the computer .

Ich fand es einfach, den Computer zu bedienen.

I can never bring myself to talk about it .

Ich kann mich nie dazu durchringen, darüber zu reden.

Don't forget to put out the light before you go to bed .

Vergessen Sie nicht, das Licht auszumachen, bevor Sie zu Bett gehen.

I want to rest a little because all the homework is finished .

Ich möchte mich ein wenig ausruhen, weil alle Hausaufgaben erledigt sind.

Well , it wasn't all that bad .

Na ja, so schlimm war es gar nicht.

He made up his mind not to return to his native country .

Er beschloss, nicht in sein Heimatland zurückzukehren.

Is this your son , betty ?

Ist das dein Sohn, Betty?

He was seen to enter the room .

Man sah, wie er den Raum betrat.

I hope you are not catching a cold .

Ich hoffe, dass du dir keine Erkältung einfängst.

He asked her where she lived .

Er fragte sie, wo sie wohne.

I am dying to see her again .

Ich brenne darauf, sie wiederzusehen.

I know he is watching me .

Ich weiß, dass er mich beobachtet.

If you care to , come with us .

Wenn Sie Lust haben, kommen Sie mit uns.

There is no man but loves his home .

Es gibt keinen Mann, der sein Zuhause nicht liebt.

I hope it'll be fine tomorrow .

Ich hoffe, dass morgen alles gut wird.

He gave me all the money at his command .

Er gab mir alles Geld, das ihm zur Verfügung stand.

I gave him what money I had .

Ich gab ihm das Geld, das ich hatte.

Your brother got married , didn't he ?

Dein Bruder hat geheiratet, nicht wahr?

That's the house where tom was born .

Das ist das Haus, in dem Tom geboren wurde.

As soon as he saw a policeman , he ran away .

Sobald er einen Polizisten sah, rannte er weg.

She will come if you ask her .

Sie wird kommen, wenn Sie sie fragen.

If you learn english at all , learn it thoroughly .

Wenn Sie überhaupt Englisch lernen, lernen Sie es gründlich.

I cannot help thinking about him .

Ich kann nicht anders, als an ihn zu denken.

They had had to use what money they had .

Sie mussten das Geld verwenden, das sie hatten.

Tired as he was , he went to bed early .

So müde er auch war, ging er früh zu Bett.

I have so much work to do that I have to put off my trip .

Ich habe so viel zu tun, dass ich meine Reise verschieben muss.

Yes , I'm coming .

Ja, ich komme .

I hope the weather will clear up tomorrow .

Ich hoffe, dass das Wetter morgen klar wird.

I bade the boy go out .

Ich forderte den Jungen auf, hinauszugehen.

I'd like you to translate this book into english .

Ich möchte, dass Sie dieses Buch ins Englische übersetzen.

Don't forget what I told you .

Vergiss nicht, was ich dir gesagt habe.

What you have said doesn't apply to you .

Was Sie gesagt haben, trifft auf Sie nicht zu.

It was brought home to me how important education is .

Mir wurde bewusst, wie wichtig Bildung ist.

The teacher is busy looking over the examination papers .

Der Lehrer ist damit beschäftigt, die Prüfungsunterlagen durchzusehen.

It doesn't matter where he comes from .

Es spielt keine Rolle, woher er kommt.

John made believe that he passed the exam .

John gab vor, die Prüfung bestanden zu haben.

I finally got hold of that book I wanted .

Endlich habe ich das Buch bekommen, das ich wollte.

This is your hat , isn't it ?

Das ist dein Hut, nicht wahr?

No matter where you may go , you may find the same thing .

Ganz gleich, wohin Sie gehen, Sie können das Gleiche finden.

I believe that you will succeed .

Ich glaube, dass Sie Erfolg haben werden.

He went on talking as though nothing had happened .

Er redete weiter, als wäre nichts passiert.

It's very hot today , isn't it ?

Es ist heute sehr heiß, nicht wahr?

What he said about england is true .

Was er über England gesagt hat, ist wahr.

He is rich but he is not happy .

Er ist reich, aber er ist nicht glücklich.

I believe he'll be with us today .

Ich glaube, dass er heute bei uns sein wird.

Then that means I lost everything .

Dann bedeutet das, dass ich alles verloren habe.

While I was staying in paris , I met him .

Während ich in Paris war, traf ich ihn.

I had no difficulty in carrying the plan out .

Ich hatte keine Schwierigkeiten, den Plan auszuführen.

He purposed writing something for the paper .

Er hatte vor, etwas für die Zeitung zu schreiben.

Can you hear I'm calling ?

Kannst du hören, dass ich rufe?

What she said wasn't true .

Was sie sagte, war nicht wahr.

I take it for granted that they will get married .

Ich gehe davon aus, dass sie heiraten werden.

I could not help but state my opinion .

Ich konnte nicht anders, als meine Meinung zu äußern.

Please excuse me for coming late .

Bitte entschuldigen Sie, dass ich zu spät komme.

Be sure to turn out the light when you go out of the room .

Schalten Sie unbedingt das Licht aus, wenn Sie den Raum verlassen.

I'm all set to start .

Ich bin bereit, anzufangen.

I may as well die as do it .

Ich könnte genauso gut sterben, wie ich es tue.

How about going to the movies ?

Wie wäre es, ins Kino zu gehen ?

I hadn't waited long before he came along .

Ich hatte nicht lange gewartet, bis er kam.

I felt that I was being spied on .

Ich hatte das Gefühl, ausspioniert zu werden.

I was born in osaka , but was brought up in tokyo .

Ich wurde in Osaka geboren, bin aber in Tokio aufgewachsen.

I cannot help falling in love with her .

Ich kann nicht anders, als mich in sie zu verlieben.

I want you to do it at once .

Ich möchte, dass du es sofort tust.

He didn't tell me what the matter was .

Er hat mir nicht gesagt, was los war.

He was the only person to survive the fire .

Er war der einzige Mensch, der den Brand überlebte.

It would be a kindness to tell her .

Es wäre nett, es ihr zu sagen.

It seems that he is fine .

Es scheint, dass es ihm gut geht.

Some people read the newspaper while watching television .

Manche Leute lesen die Zeitung, während sie fernsehen.

It is great fun to play with a puppy .

Es macht großen Spaß, mit einem Welpen zu spielen.

He asked me what was the matter with me .

Er fragte mich, was mit mir los sei.

Whoever wants the book may have it .

Wer das Buch will, darf es haben.

I'll see if there's anything I can do .

Ich werde sehen, ob ich etwas tun kann.

I want you to go .

Ich möchte, dass du gehst .

Dare he go alone ?

Kann er es wagen, alleine zu gehen?

Can't you do something to help me ?

Kannst du nicht etwas tun, um mir zu helfen?

He would be the last man to break his word .

Er wäre der Letzte, der sein Wort brach.

We eat so we can live .

Wir essen, damit wir leben können.

It's time to leave off work .

Es ist Zeit, mit der Arbeit aufzuhören.

She came round to watching tv .

Sie kam vorbei, um fernzusehen.

It began to snow heavily as I got off the train .

Als ich aus dem Zug stieg, begann es stark zu schneien.

I got up early the next morning to catch the first train .

Am nächsten Morgen stand ich früh auf, um den ersten Zug zu erreichen.

It was wise of her to leave home early .

Es war klug von ihr, das Haus früher zu verlassen.

You will never get him to agree .

Du wirst ihn nie dazu bringen, zuzustimmen.

She put on her hat to go out .

Sie setzte ihren Hut auf, um auszugehen.

Let's decide together where to go first .

Lassen Sie uns gemeinsam entscheiden, wohin wir zuerst gehen.

It is one thing to promise , and another to perform .

Es ist eine Sache, etwas zu versprechen, und eine andere, es zu erfüllen.

I have a friend who is a pilot .

Ich habe einen Freund, der Pilot ist.

You may depend on him to help you .

Sie können darauf vertrauen, dass er Ihnen hilft.

I dare say she is still in japan .

Ich wage zu behaupten, dass sie immer noch in Japan ist.

Reflect on what you have done .

Denken Sie darüber nach, was Sie getan haben.

I was disappointed that you didn't call .

Ich war enttäuscht, dass Sie nicht angerufen haben.

He has set down everything that happened .

Er hat alles niedergeschrieben, was passiert ist.

It is doubtful whether he will come or not .

Es ist fraglich, ob er kommt oder nicht.

It turned out that he had long been dead .

Es stellte sich heraus, dass er schon lange tot war.

Did you notice him coming in ?

Haben Sie bemerkt, dass er hereinkam?

He had the privilege of studying abroad for two years .

Er hatte das Privileg, zwei Jahre im Ausland zu studieren.

I started to make stew .

Ich fing an, Eintopf zu machen.

I'm sorry I've kept you waiting so long .

Es tut mir leid, dass ich Sie so lange warten ließ.

There is no telling what will happen tomorrow .

Es ist nicht abzusehen, was morgen passieren wird.

I'm sure he will make good in the new job .

Ich bin mir sicher, dass er in der neuen Aufgabe gut zurechtkommen wird.

She says she will come .

Sie sagt, dass sie kommen wird.

This is just the type of car I want .

Das ist genau die Art von Auto, die ich will.

I am so busy that I don't watch tv .

Ich bin so beschäftigt, dass ich nicht fernsehen kann.

He went to the airport to see his friend off .

Er ging zum Flughafen, um seinen Freund zu verabschieden.

I'll take whoever wants to go .

Ich nehme jeden mit, der gehen will.

I wish I were a bird .

Ich wünschte, ich wäre ein Vogel.

There seems to be no need to go .

Es scheint keine Notwendigkeit zu geben, dorthin zu gehen.

What if he should fail ?

Was wäre, wenn er scheitern sollte?

I must offer you an apology for coming late .

Ich muss mich dafür entschuldigen, dass ich zu spät gekommen bin.

The work over , we went home .

Nachdem die Arbeit erledigt war, gingen wir nach Hause.

Try to see things as they really are .

Versuchen Sie, die Dinge so zu sehen, wie sie wirklich sind.

Are those the people you saw yesterday ?

Sind das die Leute, die Sie gestern gesehen haben?

She refused to go with me .

Sie weigerte sich, mit mir zu gehen.

Everyone says the view from here is beautiful .

Jeder sagt, die Aussicht von hier sei wunderschön.

I appreciate your coming all the way .

Ich weiß es zu schätzen, dass Sie den ganzen Weg gekommen sind.

No , I've never been there .

Nein, ich war noch nie dort .

This book is not only interesting but also instructive .

Dieses Buch ist nicht nur interessant, sondern auch lehrreich.

How nice to be in hawaii again !

Wie schön, wieder in Hawaii zu sein!

They thought he was the son of the sun .

Sie dachten, er sei der Sohn der Sonne.

He didn't allow me to pay the bill for the dinner .

Er erlaubte mir nicht, die Rechnung für das Abendessen zu bezahlen.

She made it a habit to take a walk before dinner .

Sie machte es sich zur Gewohnheit, vor dem Abendessen einen Spaziergang zu machen.

He tried hard , but he failed .

Er gab sich große Mühe, aber es gelang ihm nicht.

I saw her enter the room .

Ich sah, wie sie den Raum betrat.

If the accident happens , report to me .

Wenn der Unfall passiert, melden Sie sich bei mir.

Were we to do such a thing , we should be punished .

Würden wir so etwas tun, müssten wir bestraft werden.

I wish he had attended the meeting .

Ich wünschte, er hätte an dem Treffen teilgenommen.

I regret to say that he is ill in bed .

Ich muss leider sagen, dass er krank im Bett liegt.

Thank you for coming all the way to see me .

Vielen Dank, dass Sie den ganzen Weg zu mir gekommen sind.

It took me three days to read through this book .

Ich habe drei Tage gebraucht, um dieses Buch durchzulesen.

I was afraid of getting lost in the dark .

Ich hatte Angst, mich im Dunkeln zu verlaufen.

I have no doubt that he will succeed .

Ich habe keinen Zweifel daran, dass er Erfolg haben wird.

He was willing to care for that cat .

Er war bereit, sich um diese Katze zu kümmern.

She didn't go shopping yesterday , did she ?

Sie war gestern doch nicht einkaufen, oder?

I have just been to the station to see my uncle off .

Ich war gerade am Bahnhof, um meinen Onkel zu verabschieden.

I am in the habit of going for a walk before breakfast .

Ich habe die Angewohnheit, vor dem Frühstück einen Spaziergang zu machen.

Do you mind their coming too ?

Stört es Sie auch, wenn sie kommen?

He never fails to write to his mother every month .

Er versäumt es nicht, jeden Monat seiner Mutter zu schreiben.

I don't know whether I can go there or not .

Ich weiß nicht, ob ich dorthin gehen kann oder nicht.

It was clear that he went there .

Es war klar, dass er dorthin ging.

You live in tokyo , don't you ?

Du lebst in Tokio, nicht wahr?

Few people know how to do it .

Nur wenige Menschen wissen, wie es geht.

He ordered me to go alone .

Er befahl mir, alleine zu gehen.

They requested him to do the job .

Sie baten ihn, die Arbeit zu erledigen.

I will go provided that the others go .

Ich werde gehen, vorausgesetzt, die anderen gehen.

It feels like I've seen her before .

Es fühlt sich an, als hätte ich sie schon einmal gesehen.

He thought that he could climb the mountain .

Er dachte, dass er den Berg besteigen könnte.

It takes years to master a foreign language .

Es dauert Jahre, eine Fremdsprache zu beherrschen.

I think that she will come .

Ich denke, dass sie kommen wird.

Oh , have a heart .

Oh, hab ein Herz.

We have no alternative but to work .

Wir haben keine andere Wahl, als zu arbeiten.

Never did I dream that you would lose .

Ich habe nie davon geträumt, dass du verlieren würdest.

I know you don't care .

Ich weiß, dass es dir egal ist.

Is it possible to be here a little longer ?

Ist es möglich, noch etwas länger hier zu sein?

Don't let him do it for himself .

Lass es nicht zu, dass er es selbst macht.

I'm afraid you'll have to go in person .

Ich fürchte, Sie müssen persönlich vorbeikommen.

I'm afraid I can't help you .

Ich fürchte, ich kann dir nicht helfen.

I don't want to let myself go bad .

Ich möchte nicht, dass es mir schlecht geht.

A bad cold prevented her from attending the class .

Eine schwere Erkältung verhinderte, dass sie am Unterricht teilnehmen konnte.

Not only he but I am wrong .

Nicht nur er, sondern auch ich irren.

She believes her son is still alive .

Sie glaubt, dass ihr Sohn noch lebt.

You can swim , can't you ?

Du kannst schwimmen, oder?

She made me hurry .

Sie brachte mich dazu, mich zu beeilen.

That is the thing that concerns you .

Das ist die Sache, die Sie beschäftigt.

In the end , he wasn't able to succeed .

Am Ende gelang es ihm nicht, Erfolg zu haben.

No doubt she will win in the end .

Kein Zweifel, dass sie am Ende gewinnen wird.

He was employed writing letter .

Er war damit beschäftigt, Briefe zu schreiben.

I don't know how to put it in japanese .

Ich weiß nicht, wie ich es auf Japanisch ausdrücken soll.

Tell her which to get on .

Sagen Sie ihr, was sie tun soll.

I don't like your going out alone .

Ich mag es nicht, wenn du alleine ausgehst.

If the weather hadn't been bad , I would have started my journey .

Wenn das Wetter nicht schlecht gewesen wäre, hätte ich meine Reise angetreten.

She has made up her mind to go to america to study .

Sie hat beschlossen, zum Studieren nach Amerika zu gehen.

We are so busy we'd take any help we could get .

Wir sind so beschäftigt, dass wir jede Hilfe annehmen würden, die wir kriegen könnten.

Please write down what I am going to say .

Bitte schreiben Sie auf, was ich sagen werde.

You may invite whoever wants to come .

Sie können jeden einladen, der kommen möchte.

We waited long , but he didn't turn up .

Wir haben lange gewartet, aber er ist nicht aufgetaucht.

She telephoned to invite me to her house .

Sie rief an, um mich zu sich nach Hause einzuladen.

What you are saying does not make sense .

Was Sie sagen, ergibt keinen Sinn.

Love me little , love me long .

Lieb mich ein wenig, lieb mich lange .

I will come and see you when I get well .

Ich werde dich besuchen kommen, wenn ich wieder gesund bin.

It's not fair that she can go and I can't .

Es ist nicht fair, dass sie gehen kann und ich nicht.

I think that you are to blame .

Ich denke, dass du schuld bist.

Some juice , please .

Etwas Saft, bitte.

You have not washed your hands yet , have you ?

Du hast deine Hände noch nicht gewaschen, oder?

The teacher allowed me to leave school early .

Der Lehrer erlaubte mir, die Schule vorzeitig zu verlassen.

I think you should get more rest .

Ich denke, du solltest dir mehr Ruhe gönnen.

We had hardly waited for five minutes when the bus came .

Wir hatten kaum fünf Minuten gewartet, als der Bus kam.

What he said is a good idea .

Was er gesagt hat, ist eine gute Idee.

Not words but action is needed now .

Jetzt sind keine Worte, sondern Taten gefragt.

It's nothing to get upset about .

Es gibt keinen Grund, sich darüber aufzuregen.

I am ready to go with you .

Ich bin bereit, mit dir zu gehen.

I was born in the year that grandfather died .

Ich wurde in dem Jahr geboren, in dem mein Großvater starb.

I guess you're right , jane .

Ich schätze, du hast recht, Jane.

I could hardly wait to hear the news .

Ich konnte es kaum erwarten, die Neuigkeiten zu hören.

I saw the train come into the station .

Ich sah, wie der Zug in den Bahnhof einfuhr.

I'm afraid I can't make it at that time .

Ich fürchte, ich schaffe es zu diesem Zeitpunkt nicht.

This is a dictionary I told you about yesterday .

Dies ist ein Wörterbuch, von dem ich Ihnen gestern erzählt habe.

Don't be afraid to ask questions .

Scheuen Sie sich nicht, Fragen zu stellen.

The problem is whether the plan will work .

Das Problem ist, ob der Plan funktioniert.

I'm at a loss for what to say .

Ich weiß nicht, was ich sagen soll.

What is important is to keep this in mind .

Wichtig ist, dies im Hinterkopf zu behalten.

I had the luck to find a good job .

Ich hatte das Glück, einen guten Job zu finden.

Tonight I plan to go to a concert .

Heute Abend habe ich vor, zu einem Konzert zu gehen.

How are you , tom ?

Wie geht es dir, Tom?

There is no reason for me to apologize .

Es gibt für mich keinen Grund, mich zu entschuldigen.

He is not a doctor but a teacher .

Er ist kein Arzt, sondern Lehrer.

Don't hesitate to ask if you want anything .

Zögern Sie nicht zu fragen, ob Sie etwas möchten.

With all that we might have been better off just to have stayed home .

Bei all dem wäre es vielleicht besser gewesen, wenn wir einfach zu Hause geblieben wären.

She asked him to adjust the tv set .

Sie bat ihn, den Fernseher einzustellen.

He was cautious about overeating .

Er war vorsichtig, wenn es darum ging, zu viel zu essen.

Sorry to have kept you waiting .

Entschuldigung, dass Sie warten mussten .

Don't try to pass the buck .

Versuchen Sie nicht, den Schwarzen Peter abzuwälzen.

She is determined to leave the company .

Sie ist entschlossen, das Unternehmen zu verlassen.

Jane makes the utmost effort to win .

Jane gibt sich alle Mühe, um zu gewinnen.

There is more water than is needed .

Es ist mehr Wasser vorhanden, als benötigt wird.

We know the value of good health when we are sick .

Wir wissen, wie wichtig eine gute Gesundheit ist, wenn wir krank sind.

How should I answer if she inquires after you ?

Wie soll ich antworten, wenn sie sich nach Ihnen erkundigt?

It happened that we were on the same bus .

Es kam vor, dass wir im selben Bus saßen.

I'll never forget seeing her .

Ich werde nie vergessen, sie zu sehen.

I can't imagine john coming on time .

Ich kann mir nicht vorstellen, dass John pünktlich kommt.

Let's try to arrange something .

Versuchen wir, etwas zu arrangieren.

That's just what I wanted .

Das ist genau das, was ich wollte.

It was impossible to find an answer .

Es war unmöglich, eine Antwort zu finden.

John is too fat to run fast .

John ist zu dick, um schnell zu laufen.

I wish I had a room of my own .

Ich wünschte, ich hätte ein eigenes Zimmer.

I'm not used to staying up late at night .

Ich bin es nicht gewohnt, nachts lange wach zu bleiben.

You should take care so that you can have good health .

Sie sollten darauf achten, dass Sie gesund bleiben.

It's no good his trying to find the true reason .

Es nützt nichts, wenn er versucht, den wahren Grund herauszufinden.

He won't come if it rains .

Er wird nicht kommen, wenn es regnet.

She went to austria for the purpose of studying music .

Sie ging nach Österreich, um dort Musik zu studieren.

The time will come when you'll regret it .

Es wird die Zeit kommen, in der Sie es bereuen werden.

It seems as if you are the first one here .

Es scheint, als wären Sie der Erste hier.

As soon as I got home , it began to rain .

Sobald ich nach Hause kam, begann es zu regnen.

What you were taught is wrong .

Was Ihnen beigebracht wurde, ist falsch.

I don't know what to do .

Ich weiß nicht, was ich tun soll.

He asked her if she was jane .

Er fragte sie, ob sie Jane sei.

I am told that he is ill in bed .

Mir wurde gesagt, dass er krank im Bett liegt.

There is no telling when we will fall ill .

Es ist nicht abzusehen, wann wir krank werden.

This is the only camera I've got .

Das ist die einzige Kamera, die ich habe.

It never rains but it pours .

Es nie regnet, aber es gießt .

It is good to drink this water .

Es ist gut, dieses Wasser zu trinken.

I think it a pity that he told a lie .

Ich finde es schade, dass er gelogen hat.

I don't know what to do now .

Ich weiß nicht, was ich jetzt tun soll.

I regret that I can't help you .

Es tut mir leid, dass ich Ihnen nicht helfen kann.

We took a taxi so as not to be late .

Um nicht zu spät zu kommen, nahmen wir ein Taxi.

Do you think it will take long by bus ?

Glaubst du, dass es mit dem Bus lange dauern wird?

Few things give us as much pleasure as music .

Es gibt kaum etwas, das uns so viel Freude bereitet wie die Musik.

You can easily identify him because he is very tall .

Man erkennt ihn leicht, da er sehr groß ist.

It is no use getting angry at him .

Es hat keinen Sinn, wütend auf ihn zu sein.

The sky lightened as it stopped raining .

Der Himmel hellte sich auf, als es aufhörte zu regnen.

You are free to use this room .

Es steht Ihnen frei, diesen Raum zu nutzen.

I used to get yelled at for hogging the phone .

Ich wurde immer angeschrien, weil ich das Telefon beschlagnahmt hatte.

Come home early , bill .

Komm früh nach Hause, Bill.

My brother dared not swim across the river .

Mein Bruder wagte es nicht, über den Fluss zu schwimmen.

The doctor she visited is famous .

Der Arzt, den sie besuchte, ist berühmt.

I'm living on welfare , without a car or anything .

Ich lebe von der Sozialhilfe, ohne Auto oder ähnliches.

We are all liable to make mistakes .

Wir alle unterliegen der Gefahr, Fehler zu machen.

I know what that is .

Ich weiß, was das ist.

You may go if you wish , it's up to you .

Sie können gehen, wenn Sie möchten, es liegt an Ihnen.

He has a good reputation no matter where he goes .

Er hat einen guten Ruf, egal wohin er geht.

Leave your desk as it is .

Lassen Sie Ihren Schreibtisch so, wie er ist.

He knows better than to believe such a thing .

Er weiß es besser, als so etwas zu glauben.

He was at the meeting , to be sure , but he was asleep .

Er war zwar bei der Besprechung, aber er schlief.

Illness prevented me from going out .

Eine Krankheit hinderte mich daran, auszugehen.

Illness kept me from going there .

Eine Krankheit hielt mich davon ab, dorthin zu gehen.

She was afraid to make a speech .

Sie hatte Angst, eine Rede zu halten.

It was you that suggested seeing that movie .

Sie haben vorgeschlagen, sich diesen Film anzusehen.

Jim set out to write something in his notebook .

Jim machte sich daran, etwas in sein Notizbuch zu schreiben.

I wonder if he'll come tomorrow .

Ich frage mich, ob er morgen kommt.

Wait till I count ten .

Warte, bis ich zehn zähle.

You will find him home whenever you call .

Sie werden ihn zu Hause antreffen, wann immer Sie ihn anrufen.

They came to the hospital to inquire after me .

Sie kamen ins Krankenhaus, um sich nach mir zu erkundigen.

He lost his eyesight when he was still a child .

Er verlor sein Augenlicht, als er noch ein Kind war.

I don't know what time it is .

Ich weiß nicht, wie spät es ist.

What do you do to pass the time ?

Was machst du, um dir die Zeit zu vertreiben?

Mary came up to me when she saw me .

Mary kam auf mich zu, als sie mich sah.

The fact is I didn't go to school today .

Tatsache ist, dass ich heute nicht zur Schule gegangen bin.

Though he was tired , he kept on working .

Obwohl er müde war, arbeitete er weiter.

Write back to me as soon as you get this letter .

Schreiben Sie mir zurück, sobald Sie diesen Brief erhalten.

I am thinking of going to the mountains .

Ich denke darüber nach, in die Berge zu gehen.

He makes it a rule to read aloud every day .

Er macht es sich zur Regel, jeden Tag laut vorzulesen.

I have a dog which can run fast .

Ich habe einen Hund, der schnell laufen kann.

I ran as fast as possible to catch up with him .

Ich rannte so schnell wie möglich, um ihn einzuholen.

Is there any place you recommend ?

Gibt es einen Ort, den Sie empfehlen?

She encouraged him to write a novel .

Sie ermutigte ihn, einen Roman zu schreiben.

I'm sure I've seen him before .

Ich bin mir sicher, dass ich ihn schon einmal gesehen habe.

It was a breath-taking close game .

Es war ein atemberaubendes, knappes Spiel.

I think you'll like it too .

Ich denke, es wird dir auch gefallen.

What he is saying does not make sense .

Was er sagt, ergibt keinen Sinn.

Please lock the door when you leave .

Bitte schließen Sie die Tür ab, wenn Sie gehen.

I like dave because he is very kind .

Ich mag Dave, weil er sehr nett ist.

Not only you but also he is in the wrong .

Nicht nur du, auch er hat Unrecht.

Bill , call me tonight .

Bill, ruf mich heute Abend an.

That's why I told you not to go by car .

Deshalb habe ich dir gesagt, du sollst nicht mit dem Auto fahren.

This is the person I spoke about the other day ,

Das ist die Person, über die ich neulich gesprochen habe,

We cannot tell what may happen in future .

Wir können nicht sagen, was in Zukunft passieren wird.

He began to eat his breakfast .

Er begann, sein Frühstück zu essen.

How long will it take to get well ?

Wie lange wird es dauern, bis ich wieder gesund werde?

The doctor decided to operate at once .

Der Arzt beschloss, sofort zu operieren.

You made the mistake on purpose , didn't you ?

Du hast den Fehler absichtlich gemacht, oder?

Please go ahead of me , because I have something to do .

Bitte gehen Sie mir voraus, denn ich habe etwas zu tun.

It is not necessary for you to quit the job .

Es ist nicht notwendig, dass Sie den Job kündigen.

Having finished the work , I went out for a walk .

Nachdem ich die Arbeit beendet hatte, ging ich spazieren.

Can you wait until I make up my face ?

Kannst du warten, bis ich mein Gesicht schminke?

Twenty thousand yen , please .

Zwanzigtausend Yen, bitte.

I'm afraid I can't finish them in time .

Ich fürchte, ich kann sie nicht rechtzeitig fertigstellen.

I was forced to abandon the plan .

Ich war gezwungen, den Plan aufzugeben.

If it is fine tomorrow , we will play baseball .

Wenn es morgen gut ist, spielen wir Baseball.

I never counted on his being rich .

Ich habe nie damit gerechnet, dass er reich ist.

It is easy to read this book .

Es ist leicht, dieses Buch zu lesen.

You should persist in your efforts to learn english .

Sie sollten Ihre Bemühungen, Englisch zu lernen, beharrlich fortsetzen.

It is wrong to tell lies .

Es ist falsch, Lügen zu erzählen.

I don't know what to think .

Ich weiß nicht, was ich denken soll.

Soon you will find yourself friendless .

Bald werden Sie feststellen, dass Sie keine Freunde mehr haben.

We are attracted by what you are .

Wir fühlen uns von dem angezogen, was Sie sind.

She keeps moaning that she has no time .

Sie stöhnt ständig, dass sie keine Zeit hat.

It is no use asking for her help .

Es hat keinen Sinn, sie um Hilfe zu bitten.

If it is nice weather tomorrow , let's go on a hike .

Wenn morgen schönes Wetter ist, machen wir eine Wanderung.

He is young , but experienced .

Er ist jung, aber erfahren.

It is strange that he should have done such a thing .

Es ist seltsam, dass er so etwas getan hat.

When you drive in japan , remember to keep to the left .

Wenn Sie in Japan fahren, denken Sie daran, sich links zu halten.

Is it easy for me to solve this problem ?

Fällt es mir leicht, dieses Problem zu lösen?

He doesn't know how to write a letter in english .

Er weiß nicht, wie man einen Brief auf Englisch schreibt.

It is very kind of you to say so .

Es ist sehr nett von Ihnen, das zu sagen.

I remember seeing you before .

Ich erinnere mich, dich schon einmal gesehen zu haben.

It seems obvious that he is sick .

Es scheint offensichtlich, dass er krank ist.

It is no use arguing with her .

Es hat keinen Sinn, mit ihr zu streiten.

I'm afraid you have the wrong number .

Ich fürchte, Sie haben die falsche Nummer.

We shall go when the rain ceases .

Wir werden gehen, wenn der Regen aufhört.

The day will come when you will realize it .

Der Tag wird kommen, an dem Sie es erkennen werden.

She had long been learning to play the piano .

Sie hatte schon lange gelernt, Klavier zu spielen.

The child was afraid of being left alone in the dark .

Das Kind hatte Angst davor, im Dunkeln allein gelassen zu werden.

Ken is so busy that he can't come .

Ken ist so beschäftigt, dass er nicht kommen kann.

He is old enough to drive a car .

Er ist alt genug, um Auto zu fahren.

He didn't arrive until the concert was over .

Er kam erst an, als das Konzert zu Ende war.

Would you mind terribly making me a cup of coffee ?

Würde es Ihnen etwas ausmachen, mir eine Tasse Kaffee zu machen?

Please remember to see my father next week .

Bitte denken Sie daran, meinen Vater nächste Woche zu sehen.

I think I'll come back later .

Ich glaube, ich komme später wieder.

It looks like the flight was delayed .

Es sieht so aus, als hätte der Flug Verspätung.

It was this boy that broke the windowpane .

Es war dieser Junge, der die Fensterscheibe einschlug.

I want something with which to write .

Ich möchte etwas, mit dem ich schreiben kann.

I am certain of his coming .

Ich bin sicher, dass er kommt.

The telephone is out of order , mr tamori .

Das Telefon ist außer Betrieb, Herr Tamori.

He didn't have enough experience to cope with the problem .

Er hatte nicht genug Erfahrung, um mit dem Problem fertig zu werden.

Hurry up , or you'll be late .

Beeilen Sie sich, sonst kommen Sie zu spät.

He went there to learn english .

Er ging dorthin, um Englisch zu lernen.

I wish I could speak english like you .

Ich wünschte, ich könnte Englisch sprechen wie Sie.

He is sixty , if a day .

Er ist sechzig, wenn am Tag.

He knows the art of making friends .

Er kennt die Kunst, Freunde zu finden.

I believe him to be innocent .

Ich glaube, dass er unschuldig ist.

' you'd better come in ,'' the man said .

„Du solltest besser reinkommen“, sagte der Mann.

I make it a rule to keep early hours .

Ich mache es mir zur Regel, die frühen Morgenstunden einzuhalten.

It seems to me that he is honest .

Es scheint mir, dass er ehrlich ist.

In time , tom came to love her .

Mit der Zeit begann Tom, sie zu lieben.

I love reading books .

Ich liebe, Bücher zu lesen .

As soon as the game started , it began to rain .

Sobald das Spiel begann, begann es zu regnen.

He has every reason for getting angry with you .

Er hat allen Grund, wütend auf dich zu sein.

I can't afford to shop at such an expensive store .

Ich kann es mir nicht leisten, in einem so teuren Geschäft einzukaufen.

It goes without saying that friendship is more important than business .

Es versteht sich von selbst, dass Freundschaft wichtiger ist als das Geschäft.

It is easy for us to speak japanese .

Es fällt uns leicht, Japanisch zu sprechen.

It is dangerous to swim in this lake .

Es ist gefährlich, in diesem See zu schwimmen.

She resolved on going to college .

Sie beschloss, aufs College zu gehen.

There's no talking to him when he's angry .

Wenn er wütend ist, kann man nicht mit ihm reden.

There was no doctor who could cure her illness .

Es gab keinen Arzt, der ihre Krankheit heilen konnte.

This is the castle which we visited last week .

Dies ist das Schloss, das wir letzte Woche besucht haben.

What do you say to dining out together ?

Was haltet Ihr davon, gemeinsam auswärts essen zu gehen?

I ran as fast as possible to catch up with him .

Ich rannte so schnell wie möglich, um ihn einzuholen.

It is your business to take care of them .

Es ist Ihre Aufgabe, sich um sie zu kümmern.

She came from canada to see me .

Sie kam aus Kanada, um mich zu sehen.

I really appreciate what you've done .

Ich schätze wirklich, was Sie getan haben.

Oh , you are early this morning .

Oh, du bist heute früh dran.

I will do all I can for you .

Ich werde alles für dich tun, was ich kann.

He seems to have been poor when he was young .

Er scheint arm gewesen zu sein, als er jung war.

He was doubtful about which way to take .

Er war sich nicht sicher, welchen Weg er einschlagen sollte.

It is easy to solve the problem .

Es ist einfach, das Problem zu lösen.

I looked around , but saw nobody .

Ich sah mich um, sah aber niemanden.

It would be best if I met him in person .

Am besten wäre es, wenn ich ihn persönlich treffen würde.

Please visit us at your convenience .

Besuchen Sie uns gerne, wann immer Sie möchten.

I make it a rule not to sit up late .

Ich mache es mir zur Regel, nicht lange aufzubleiben.

Stop making a fuss over nothing .

Hören Sie auf, wegen Nichts so viel Aufhebens zu machen.

It was five years ago that I graduated from college .

Es ist fünf Jahre her, dass ich mein Studium abgeschlossen habe.

Take whichever you like best .

Nehmen Sie, was Ihnen am besten gefällt.

She made a promise to write to me every week .

Sie versprach, mir jede Woche zu schreiben.

What is the first novel that was written in japanese ?

Was ist der erste Roman, der auf Japanisch geschrieben wurde?

Be sure to put out the light before you go out .

Machen Sie unbedingt das Licht aus, bevor Sie das Haus verlassen.

He was told to stand up , and he did so .

Ihm wurde gesagt, er solle aufstehen, und er tat es.

He was too tired to walk any more .

Er war zu müde, um noch mehr laufen zu können.

It was so hard , I tell you .

Es war so schwer, das sage ich dir.

I hope you'll get his support .

Ich hoffe, dass Sie seine Unterstützung bekommen.

The fact is that I have no money with me .

Tatsache ist, dass ich kein Geld bei mir habe.

He is not what he used to be .

Er ist nicht mehr der, der er einmal war.

I will see to it that you meet her at the party .

Ich werde dafür sorgen, dass du sie auf der Party triffst.

It was my father's wont to read the newspaper before breakfast .

Es war die Gewohnheit meines Vaters, vor dem Frühstück die Zeitung zu lesen.

You can't hope to catch up with him .

Sie können nicht hoffen, ihn einzuholen.

It is you who is in the wrong .

Du bist es, der im Unrecht ist.

You may take anything you like .

Du darfst alles nehmen, was Dir gefällt.

I don't like visiting big cities .

Ich mag es nicht, große Städte zu besuchen.

Let me have a look at it , will you ?

Lass es mich mal ansehen, ja?

I have no time to do my homework .

Ich habe keine Zeit, meine Hausaufgaben zu machen.

I was foolish enough to believe him .

Ich war dumm genug, ihm zu glauben.

He is busy writing a letter .

Er ist damit beschäftigt, einen Brief zu schreiben.

It is better to ignore this point .

Es ist besser, diesen Punkt zu ignorieren.

She seems happy to be here .

Sie scheint glücklich zu sein, hier zu sein.

What do you think of the idea of making a bus trip ?

Was halten Sie von der Idee, eine Busreise zu machen?

Try to jump as high as possible .

Versuchen Sie, so hoch wie möglich zu springen.

He is brave enough to go there by himself .

Er ist mutig genug, alleine dorthin zu gehen.

That is the poet I met in paris .

Das ist der Dichter, den ich in Paris getroffen habe.

I forget sad things when I fall asleep .

Ich vergesse traurige Dinge, wenn ich einschlafe.

I am at a loss what to do .

Ich weiß nicht, was ich tun soll.

None , they are all outside .

Keine, sie sind alle draußen.

He never puts off anything he has to do .

Er schiebt nie etwas auf, was er tun muss.

You are the next in line for promotion .

Sie sind der Nächste, der für eine Beförderung ansteht.

It's been three years since I moved here .

Es ist drei Jahre her, seit ich hierher gezogen bin.

I don't want you to ring me up all the time .

Ich möchte nicht, dass du mich ständig anrufst.

As far as I know , he is a reliable man .

Soweit ich weiß, ist er ein verlässlicher Mann.

Do not forget to turn the light off before you go to bed .

Vergessen Sie nicht, das Licht auszuschalten, bevor Sie zu Bett gehen.

Who is taller , you or ken ?

Wer ist größer, du oder Ken?

Now he has nothing to live for .

Jetzt hat er nichts mehr, wofür es sich zu leben lohnt.

I don't know when tom will leave japan .

Ich weiß nicht, wann Tom Japan verlassen wird.

It's obvious that he's in the wrong .

Es ist offensichtlich, dass er im Unrecht ist.

Say , he is no more than a kid .

Sagen wir, er ist nicht mehr als ein Kind.

Please advise me what to do .

Bitte sagen Sie mir, was ich tun soll.

I made up my mind to study harder .

Ich beschloss, härter zu lernen.

You can swim , can't you ?

Du kannst schwimmen, oder?

I tried to learn the melody by heart .

Ich habe versucht, die Melodie auswendig zu lernen.

Whether she agrees or not is the question .

Ob sie zustimmt oder nicht, ist die Frage.

I can't afford to buy that .

Ich kann es mir nicht leisten, das zu kaufen.

Tell him where he should go .

Sag ihm, wohin er gehen soll.

He was fortunate to pass the exam .

Er hatte das Glück, die Prüfung zu bestehen.

I can't afford to pay so much .

Ich kann es mir nicht leisten, so viel zu bezahlen.

It is probable that she will come tomorrow .

Es ist wahrscheinlich, dass sie morgen kommt.

It's very hot , isn't it ?

Es ist sehr heiß, nicht wahr?

He studied very hard to become a scientist .

Er studierte sehr hart, um Wissenschaftler zu werden.

I was too sick to stand .

Ich war zu krank, um zu stehen.

Get back , get back .

Geh zurück, komm zurück.

This is the same camera that I lost .

Das ist die gleiche Kamera, die ich verloren habe.

What you say is neither here nor there .

Was Sie sagen, ist weder hier noch dort.

It's obvious that you told a lie .

Es ist offensichtlich, dass Sie gelogen haben.

I'll work as long as I live .

Ich werde arbeiten, solange ich lebe.

He is far from telling a lie .

Er ist weit davon entfernt, zu lügen.

I spoke to him in english , but I couldn't make myself understood .

Ich habe mit ihm auf Englisch gesprochen, konnte mich aber nicht verständlich machen.

He held out his hand to welcome us .

Er streckte uns seine Hand entgegen, um uns willkommen zu heißen.

This is the camera which I bought yesterday .

Dies ist die Kamera, die ich gestern gekauft habe.

A burglar broke in while he was asleep .

Ein Einbrecher brach ein, während er schlief.

I hear you'll set up a new company .

Ich habe gehört, dass Sie eine neue Firma gründen werden.

He went back to get his hat .

Er ging zurück, um seinen Hut zu holen.

He was in a hurry to begin the new job .

Er hatte es eilig, den neuen Job anzutreten.

I arrived on the night he left .

Ich kam in der Nacht an, als er ging.

I don't know if george is coming .

Ich weiß nicht, ob George kommt.

At best I can do only half of what you did .

Bestenfalls kann ich nur die Hälfte von dem tun, was Sie getan haben.

There is no sense in your worrying about your health so much .

Es macht keinen Sinn, dass Sie sich so viele Sorgen um Ihre Gesundheit machen.

Ms. White spoke slowly enough for me to catch her .

Frau White sprach langsam genug, dass ich sie verstehen konnte.

When his dog died , he cried his heart out .

Als sein Hund starb, weinte er bis zum Hals.

It was kind of you to invite us .

Es war nett von Ihnen, uns einzuladen.

It was yesterday evening when it began to rain .

Es war gestern Abend, als es zu regnen begann.

I'll go and meet him , if it's necessary .

Ich werde ihn treffen, wenn es nötig ist.

I want a box three times as large as this .

Ich möchte eine Box, die dreimal so groß ist.

As for me , I don't want to go out .

Was mich betrifft, ich möchte nicht ausgehen.

I couldn't bring myself to call on him .

Ich konnte mich nicht dazu durchringen, ihn aufzusuchen.

She stopped singing the song .

Sie hörte auf, das Lied zu singen.

I cannot tell my opinion without provoking him .

Ich kann meine Meinung nicht sagen, ohne ihn zu provozieren.

I found the book I had long been looking for .

Ich habe das Buch gefunden, nach dem ich schon lange gesucht hatte.

I have made up my mind to leave japan .

Ich habe beschlossen, Japan zu verlassen.

I allowed her to go to the party .

Ich erlaubte ihr, zur Party zu gehen.

She is accustomed to sitting .

Sie ist es gewohnt, zu sitzen.

It was clear that she was not concerned with the matter .

Es war klar, dass sie sich nicht mit der Angelegenheit beschäftigte.

It will do you good to have a holiday .

Es wird Ihnen gut tun, Urlaub zu haben.

He warned me that I would fail .

Er warnte mich, dass ich scheitern würde.

You'll find it impossible to live there .

Es wird Ihnen unmöglich sein, dort zu leben.

I said it might rain .

Ich sagte, es könnte regnen.

No matter what he says , don't trust him .

Egal was er sagt, vertraue ihm nicht.

Please call me on receiving this letter .

Bitte rufen Sie mich an, wenn Sie diesen Brief erhalten.

This is the house I lived in when I was young .

Dies ist das Haus, in dem ich gelebt habe, als ich jung war.

When she heard the news , she was not happy .

Als sie die Nachricht hörte, war sie nicht glücklich.

The time when he did it was not known .

Der Zeitpunkt, zu dem er dies tat, war nicht bekannt.

Look out that you don't catch cold .

Achten Sie darauf, dass Sie sich nicht erkälten.

It being rainy , I stayed home .

Da es regnete, blieb ich zu Hause.

It is important to know your own limitations .

Es ist wichtig, die eigenen Grenzen zu kennen.

I am afraid they don't get along very well .

Ich fürchte, sie verstehen sich nicht sehr gut.

It'll be useless to stand against them .

Es wird sinnlos sein, sich ihnen entgegenzustellen.

We ascertained her dead .

Wir stellten fest, dass sie tot war.

If we should miss the train , we'll go by bus .

Sollten wir den Zug verpassen, fahren wir mit dem Bus.

Please don't say your birthday is over .

Bitte sagen Sie nicht, dass Ihr Geburtstag vorbei ist.

I advised him to come back at once .

Ich riet ihm, sofort zurückzukommen.

I am sure of his passing the examination .

Ich bin mir sicher, dass er die Prüfung bestehen wird.

When it comes to making things , I'm all thumbs .

Wenn es um das Herstellen von Dingen geht, bin ich ein Alleskönner.

He is poor , it appears .

Er ist arm, so scheint es.

Since it's important , I'll attend to it .

Da es wichtig ist, werde ich mich darum kümmern.

Tom has always made good in every work he has had .

Tom hat bei jeder Arbeit, die er hatte, immer gute Arbeit geleistet.

I have a friend who works for nasa .

Ich habe einen Freund, der für die NASA arbeitet.

I don't understand what you are saying .

Ich verstehe nicht, was du sagst .

I wonder what happened to that lost child .

Ich frage mich, was mit diesem verlorenen Kind passiert ist.

Go and see who it is .

Gehen Sie und sehen Sie, wer es ist.

Come here , and I'll show you .

Komm her, ich zeige es dir.

It may have rained last night .

Es kann sein, dass es letzte Nacht geregnet hat.

Come back again when you finish your medicine .

Kommen Sie wieder zurück, wenn Sie Ihre Medizin beendet haben.

I dislike how he smiles .

Mir gefällt nicht, wie er lächelt.

As everyone knows , he is a genius .

Wie jeder weiß, ist er ein Genie.

What to do next is our question .

Was als nächstes zu tun ist, ist unsere Frage.

It was extraordinary that he did not agree .

Es war außergewöhnlich, dass er nicht einverstanden war.

It is time you went to school .

Es ist Zeit, dass du zur Schule gehst.

You may eat anything so long as you don't eat too much .

Sie können alles essen, solange Sie nicht zu viel essen.

I'm sure you'll whip us up something really good .

Ich bin mir sicher, dass Sie uns etwas wirklich Gutes einfallen lassen.

The doctor examined the child and said she was healthy .

Der Arzt untersuchte das Kind und sagte, es sei gesund.

Whoever wants to come to my party may come .

Wer zu meiner Party kommen möchte, kann kommen.

He did what he promised to do for me .

Er hat getan, was er versprochen hatte, für mich zu tun.

' I'm japanese ,'' the boy answered .

„Ich bin Japaner“, antwortete der Junge.

Waiter , please bring me some water .

Kellner, bitte bringen Sie mir etwas Wasser.

I don't care what you say . It's not going to happen !

Es ist mir egal, was du sagst. Das wird nicht passieren !

Hum baby to sleep .

Brumm Baby, um zu schlafen.

I cannot afford to buy such a thing .

Ich kann es mir nicht leisten, so etwas zu kaufen.

It's very difficult even for a japanese to put on a kimono .

Selbst für einen Japaner ist es sehr schwierig, einen Kimono anzuziehen.

I wish I could go to the party with you .

Ich wünschte, ich könnte mit dir zur Party gehen.

We ask you to account for your conduct .

Wir bitten Sie, für Ihr Verhalten Rechenschaft abzulegen.

It is certain that he passed the examination .

Es ist sicher, dass er die Prüfung bestanden hat.

That is the house where I was born .

Das ist das Haus, in dem ich geboren wurde.

He took delight in talking with friends .

Es machte ihm Freude, mit Freunden zu reden.

The girl reading a book is kate .

Das Mädchen, das ein Buch liest, ist Kate.

He is rich but he is not happy .

Er ist reich, aber er ist nicht glücklich.

The teacher said , above all , what is necessary for success is perseverance .

Der Lehrer sagte, für den Erfolg sei vor allem Beharrlichkeit notwendig.

He had enough to do to catch up on his work .

Er hatte genug zu tun, um seine Arbeit nachzuholen.

The girl talking with mayumi is my sister .

Das Mädchen, das mit Mayumi spricht, ist meine Schwester.

I've told you again and again to be more careful .

Ich habe dir immer wieder gesagt, dass du vorsichtiger sein sollst.

If you were in my place , what would you do ?

Wenn Sie an meiner Stelle wären, was würden Sie tun?

I think it will be hot today .

Ich denke, dass es heute heiß sein wird.

I'll try not to be late in the future .

Ich werde versuchen, in Zukunft nicht zu spät zu kommen.

She broke down when she heard the news .

Sie brach zusammen, als sie die Nachricht hörte.

It is important for him to get the job .

Für ihn ist es wichtig, den Job zu bekommen.

I hear that you are going to the united states .

Ich habe gehört, dass Sie in die Vereinigten Staaten reisen.

She is not only kind , but also honest .

Sie ist nicht nur freundlich, sondern auch ehrlich.

Whoever comes , say I am away from home .

Wer auch immer kommt, sagt, ich bin nicht zu Hause.

He is eager to go abroad .

Er brennt darauf, ins Ausland zu gehen.

Be sure to put out the fire before you leave .

Löschen Sie unbedingt das Feuer, bevor Sie gehen.

I asked my son what he really wanted .

Ich fragte meinen Sohn, was er wirklich wollte.

It has been over three years since I moved here .

Es ist über drei Jahre her, seit ich hierher gezogen bin.

I wish I could find one just like it .

Ich wünschte, ich könnte so eins finden.

It is very good of you to say so .

Es ist sehr nett von Ihnen, das zu sagen.

Well you can indicate everything you see .

Nun, Sie können alles angeben, was Sie sehen.

Being free , she went out for a walk .

Da sie frei war, ging sie spazieren.

That's the most absurd idea I've ever heard .

Das ist die absurdeste Idee, die ich je gehört habe.

Did the newspaper say it was going to rain ?

Hat die Zeitung gesagt, dass es regnen würde?

I am not the person I used to be .

Ich bin nicht mehr die Person, die ich einmal war.

He speaks as if he had studied abroad .

Er spricht, als hätte er im Ausland studiert.

It is three years since he died .

Es ist drei Jahre her, seit er gestorben ist.

It is soseki that my sister likes best .

Es ist Soseki, das meiner Schwester am besten schmeckt.

He did it , and in her presence .

Er tat es, und zwar in ihrer Gegenwart.

I remember seeing her somewhere .

Ich erinnere mich, sie irgendwo gesehen zu haben.

If you change your mind , let me know .

Wenn Sie Ihre Meinung ändern, lassen Sie es mich wissen.

Whatever he says is right .

Was auch immer er sagt, es ist richtig.

It will not be long before he comes .

Es wird nicht mehr lange dauern, bis er kommt.

I will go if you come .

Ich werde gehen, wenn du kommst.

She decided not to go .

Sie beschloss, nicht zu gehen.

It is desirable that you should attend the meeting .

Es ist wünschenswert, dass Sie an der Sitzung teilnehmen.

He came to like her .

Er begann, sie zu mögen.

You may rest assured that we shall do all we can .

Sie können sicher sein, dass wir alles tun werden, was wir können.

I will help you when I have finished my work .

Ich helfe Ihnen, wenn ich mit meiner Arbeit fertig bin.

We go to school to learn .

Wir gehen zur Schule, um zu lernen.

I wish I were younger .

Ich wünschte, ich wäre jünger.

I felt something crawling on my back .

Ich spürte, wie etwas auf meinem Rücken krabbelte.

I have a friend living in nara .

Ich habe einen Freund, der in Nara lebt.

Japan is not what it was ten years ago .

Japan ist nicht mehr das, was es vor zehn Jahren war.

I take for granted that you agree with me .

Ich gehe davon aus, dass Sie mir zustimmen.

I went to tokyo to see tony .

Ich ging nach Tokio, um Tony zu sehen.

It is necessary for you to start now .

Es ist notwendig, dass Sie jetzt beginnen.

I hear that he sold his house .

Ich habe gehört, dass er sein Haus verkauft hat.

The story lived on , passed from person to person .

Die Geschichte lebte weiter, wurde von Mensch zu Mensch weitergegeben.

There is good reason for her to get scolded .

Es gibt gute Gründe dafür, dass sie gescholten wird.

Having finished my work , I went out for a walk .

Nachdem ich meine Arbeit beendet hatte, ging ich spazieren.

I always try to tell the truth .

Ich versuche immer, die Wahrheit zu sagen.

We enjoyed singing songs together .

Wir haben es genossen, gemeinsam Lieder zu singen.

I went home in order to change my clothes .

Ich ging nach Hause, um mich umzuziehen.

We are glad you are coming .

Wir freuen uns, dass Sie kommen.

It's been nice meeting you .

Es war schön, Sie kennenzulernen.

I'm sorry , I have no idea .

Es tut mir leid, ich habe keine Ahnung.

I have been to the airport to see my father off .

Ich war am Flughafen, um meinen Vater zu verabschieden.

I came early in order to get a good seat .

Ich bin früh gekommen, um einen guten Platz zu bekommen.

This book is worth reading again .

Es lohnt sich, dieses Buch noch einmal zu lesen.

I'm sorry to trouble you .

Tut mir Leid, dass ich dich störe .

I'm sorry to bother you .

Es tut mir leid, dass ich dich störe .

In case I am late , you don't have to wait for me .

Falls ich zu spät komme, müssen Sie nicht auf mich warten.

She enjoyed talking with him .

Es machte ihr Spaß, mit ihm zu reden.

He is anxious to get back into circulation .

Er brennt darauf, wieder in den Kreislauf zu kommen.

If you don't go , I will not go either .

Wenn du nicht gehst, werde ich auch nicht gehen.

It was so cold that we made a fire .

Es war so kalt, dass wir ein Feuer gemacht haben.

If it were not for exams , we would be happy .

Wenn es keine Prüfungen gäbe, wären wir froh.

The question is whether he will come to visit us next month .

Die Frage ist, ob er uns nächsten Monat besuchen wird.

It is egypt that he wants to visit .

Es ist Ägypten, das er besuchen möchte.

He works hard that he may pass the examination .

Er arbeitet hart, um die Prüfung zu bestehen.

I'm sorry my mother is not at home .

Es tut mir leid, dass meine Mutter nicht zu Hause ist.

How come you didn't say anything ?

Wie kommt es, dass du nichts gesagt hast?

I have half a mind to see that myself .

Ich hätte fast Lust, das selbst zu sehen.

She found it necessary to accustom her child to getting up early .

Sie hielt es für notwendig, ihr Kind an das frühe Aufstehen zu gewöhnen.

Don't leave here until you have done it .

Gehen Sie nicht hier weg, bis Sie es getan haben.

She pretended not to hear me .

Sie tat so, als würde sie mich nicht hören.

He is the last person to give away the secret .

Er ist der Letzte, der das Geheimnis preisgibt.

Make sure that the lights are turned off before you leave .

Stellen Sie sicher, dass das Licht ausgeschaltet ist, bevor Sie gehen.

His homework having been finished , tom went to bed .

Nachdem seine Hausaufgaben erledigt waren, ging Tom zu Bett.

What he has once heard he never forgets .

Was er einmal gehört hat, vergisst er nie.

I want you to tell me the truth .

Ich möchte, dass du mir die Wahrheit sagst.

The teacher permitted the boy to go home .

Der Lehrer erlaubte dem Jungen, nach Hause zu gehen.

I think it's the best way .

Ich denke, das ist der beste Weg.

We decided to leave him alone for a while .

Wir beschlossen, ihn eine Weile in Ruhe zu lassen.

It is difficult to finish the work in a day .

Es ist schwierig, die Arbeit an einem Tag zu erledigen.

I like him in that he is honest and candid .

Ich mag ihn, weil er ehrlich und offen ist.

The time has come for us to stand up .

Es ist an der Zeit, dass wir aufstehen.

I don't think that his performance was any good .

Ich glaube nicht, dass seine Leistung gut war.

This is all the money that I have now .

Das ist alles Geld, das ich jetzt habe.

It was his car that ran over lucy and her dog .

Es war sein Auto, das Lucy und ihren Hund überfuhr.

Finish your homework before you go to bed .

Beenden Sie Ihre Hausaufgaben, bevor Sie zu Bett gehen.

You had best take walks to stay in health .

Machen Sie am besten Spaziergänge, um gesund zu bleiben.

It's hard to please him .

Es ist schwer, ihm zu gefallen.

He sat down to read a novel .

Er setzte sich, um einen Roman zu lesen.

I know exactly how you feel .

Ich weiß genau, wie du dich fühlst.

She looked as if she had been ill .

Sie sah aus, als wäre sie krank gewesen.

You will do well to take my advice .

Sie werden gut daran tun, meinen Rat zu befolgen.

Enjoy your life while you are able to .

Genießen Sie Ihr Leben, solange Sie dazu in der Lage sind.

My mother goes to the market every day to buy things .

Meine Mutter geht jeden Tag auf den Markt, um einzukaufen.

I couldn't but speak the truth .

Ich konnte nicht anders, als die Wahrheit zu sagen.

You should learn how to use your dictionary .

Sie sollten lernen, mit Ihrem Wörterbuch umzugehen.

Everybody says I look like my father .

Alle sagen, ich sehe aus wie mein Vater.

You mind if I join you ?

Macht es Ihnen etwas aus, wenn ich mitkomme?

It's natural that she should get angry .

Es ist natürlich, dass sie wütend wird.

I want you to take this paper to her right away .

Ich möchte, dass Sie ihr dieses Papier sofort bringen.

They had trouble finding the place .

Sie hatten Schwierigkeiten, den Ort zu finden.

The box was heavy , but he managed to carry it .

Die Kiste war schwer, aber er schaffte es, sie zu tragen.

This is the tallest tree I have ever seen .

Das ist der höchste Baum, den ich je gesehen habe.

He said that you need not go .

Er sagte, dass du nicht gehen musst.

Would you be so kind as to open the door for me ?

Wären Sie so freundlich, mir die Tür zu öffnen?

It is high time you started a new business .

Es ist höchste Zeit, ein neues Unternehmen zu gründen.

I can hardly understand what she says .

Ich kann kaum verstehen, was sie sagt.

I hope to marry her .

Ich hoffe, sie zu heiraten.

I was happy to see her again .

Ich war froh, sie wiederzusehen.

She promised to look into the matter immediately .

Sie versprach, sich umgehend mit der Angelegenheit zu befassen.

It's high time the children went to bed .

Es ist höchste Zeit, dass die Kinder ins Bett gehen.

Try to make good use of your time .

Versuchen Sie, Ihre Zeit sinnvoll zu nutzen.

She speaks as if she were a teacher .

Sie spricht, als wäre sie eine Lehrerin.

Take as much as you like .

Nehmen Sie so viel, wie Sie möchten.

It may be that he likes his job .

Es kann sein, dass er seinen Job mag.

Mother has made me what I am .

Mutter hat mich zu dem gemacht, was ich bin.

Stop playing tricks on your brother .

Hör auf, deinem Bruder einen Streich zu spielen.

Is it any of your business what someone's hobby is ?

Geht es Sie etwas an, welches Hobby jemand hat?

Please come . I'm anxious to see you .

Bitte komm . Ich freue mich darauf, Sie zu sehen.

I appreciate that you are very fatigued .

Ich weiß es zu schätzen, dass Sie sehr müde sind.

I'd like some cider , please .

Ich hätte gerne etwas Apfelwein, bitte.

He makes a point of attending class meetings .

Er legt Wert darauf, an Klassentreffen teilzunehmen.

Please see that the job is finished .

Bitte achten Sie darauf, dass die Arbeit abgeschlossen ist.

Going home last night , I saw her again .

Als ich gestern Abend nach Hause ging, sah ich sie wieder.

We went to the mountains to ski .

Wir gingen in die Berge, um Ski zu fahren.

As for the money , it is all right .

Was das Geld angeht, ist alles in Ordnung.

He is a rich but dull man .

Er ist ein reicher, aber langweiliger Mann.

I'm dying to see you .

Ich brenne darauf, dich zu sehen .

She pretended that she was sick .

Sie tat so, als wäre sie krank.

It is no use your waiting for him .

Es hat keinen Zweck, auf ihn zu warten.

Please let me know by wednesday if you can't attend .

Bitte geben Sie mir bis Mittwoch Bescheid, wenn Sie nicht teilnehmen können.

I could hardly tell who was who .

Ich konnte kaum sagen, wer wer war.

We enjoyed singing songs at the party .

Wir haben es genossen, auf der Party Lieder zu singen.

It is impossible to tell what will happen in that country .

Es ist unmöglich zu sagen, was in diesem Land passieren wird.

Get out of here , and quickly .

Verschwinde hier, und zwar schnell.

They say that he is very rich .

Sie sagen, dass er sehr reich ist.

I would like to go to austria in order to study music .

Ich würde gerne nach Österreich gehen, um Musik zu studieren.

I believe what he says .

Ich glaube, was er sagt.

It is vain to argue with them about the problem .

Es ist vergeblich, mit ihnen über das Problem zu streiten.

Everything comes to those who wait .

Alles kommt zu denen, die warten.

It is ten years since he came to japan .

Es ist zehn Jahre her, seit er nach Japan kam.

He talks as if he were a teacher .

Er redet, als wäre er ein Lehrer.

There is plenty of food left if you'd like some .

Es ist noch genügend Essen übrig, wenn Sie etwas möchten.

But what will you do if he doesn't come ?

Aber was wirst du tun, wenn er nicht kommt?

What do you say to going to the concert ?

Was sagst du dazu, zum Konzert zu gehen?

Old school friends often try to keep in touch with one another .

Alte Schulfreunde versuchen oft, den Kontakt zueinander aufrechtzuerhalten.

He objected to his wife working outside .

Er hatte Einwände dagegen, dass seine Frau draußen arbeitete.

Excuse me , but I think this is my seat .

Entschuldigen Sie, aber ich glaube, das ist mein Platz.

I don't know if it is good .

Ich weiß nicht, ob es gut ist.

The best way to learn english is to go to america .

Der beste Weg, Englisch zu lernen, ist nach Amerika zu gehen.

He does not have anyone to play with .

Er hat niemanden, mit dem er spielen kann.

Tell me the reason you didn't come yesterday .

Sag mir den Grund, warum du gestern nicht gekommen bist.

You have made him what he is .

Du hast ihn zu dem gemacht, was er ist.

You can not believe a word he says .

Man kann kein Wort glauben, das er sagt.

Nothing will stop his going .

Nichts wird ihn davon abhalten, weiterzumachen.

You'll save yourself a lot of time if you take the car .

Sie sparen viel Zeit, wenn Sie das Auto nehmen.

He is the person to whom I gave my dictionary .

Er ist die Person, der ich mein Wörterbuch gegeben habe.

I'm sorry to put you to all these troubles .

Es tut mir leid, Ihnen all diese Probleme zu bereiten.

You are very kind to show me the way .

Sie sind sehr nett, mir den Weg zu zeigen.

I think it's absurd to do so .

Ich halte es für absurd, so etwas zu tun.

I think it's clouding up .

Ich glaube, es ist bewölkt.

Come if possible .

Kommen Sie, wenn möglich.

You have a light hand , don't you ?

Du hast eine leichte Hand, nicht wahr?

Leave the chairs as they are .

Lassen Sie die Stühle so, wie sie sind.

Your success in the examination depends on how hard you study .

Ihr Prüfungserfolg hängt davon ab, wie intensiv Sie lernen.

You should work hard so that you can pass any exam you take .

Sie sollten hart arbeiten, damit Sie jede Prüfung, die Sie ablegen, bestehen können.

He is not such a fool but he knows it .

Er ist nicht so ein Idiot, aber er weiß es.

He seems to have been in poor health when young .

Als er jung war, schien es ihm gesundheitlich schlecht zu gehen.

As I was sick , I did not go to school .

Da ich krank war, ging ich nicht zur Schule.

His brother went to the station to see him off .

Sein Bruder ging zum Bahnhof, um ihn zu verabschieden.

He reported to them what he had seen .

Er berichtete ihnen, was er gesehen hatte.

I am ready to do anything to help you .

Ich bin bereit, alles zu tun, um Ihnen zu helfen.

I don't know whether he is a college student or not .

Ich weiß nicht, ob er Student ist oder nicht.

You never can tell what will happen in the future .

Man kann nie sagen, was in der Zukunft passieren wird.

She asked us if we would like to cook .

Sie fragte uns, ob wir Lust hätten zu kochen.

Now that we're alone , let's have fun .

Jetzt, wo wir alleine sind, lasst uns Spaß haben.

Don't fail to return the book tomorrow .

Versäumen Sie nicht, das Buch morgen zurückzugeben.

It won't be long before she gets over her illness .

Es wird nicht lange dauern, bis sie ihre Krankheit überwunden hat.

He makes a point of attending class meetings .

Er legt Wert darauf, an Klassentreffen teilzunehmen.

Hurry or we'll never make the train !

Beeilen Sie sich, sonst schaffen wir es nie mit dem Zug!

It is thought to have been much colder long ago .

Es wird angenommen, dass es vor langer Zeit viel kälter war.

She is as good a wife as any you could hope for .

Sie ist die beste Ehefrau, die man sich nur wünschen kann.

Tell me what you did in shounan .

Erzähl mir, was du in Shounan gemacht hast.

Can you get this , man ?

Kannst du das bekommen, Mann?

When we looked down , we saw many buildings .

Als wir nach unten schauten, sahen wir viele Gebäude.

I'll bet you that you're wrong about that .

Ich wette, dass Sie da falsch liegen.

She rarely , if ever , goes out of town .

Sie verlässt die Stadt selten, wenn überhaupt.

When spring comes , the days get longer day by day .

Wenn der Frühling kommt, werden die Tage von Tag zu Tag länger.

He was so kind as to offer his seat to me .

Er war so freundlich, mir seinen Platz anzubieten.

Soon hot , soon cold .

Bald heiß, bald kalt.

He went to tokyo for the purpose of getting a new job .

Er ging nach Tokio, um einen neuen Job zu finden.

Enjoy yourself at the party , john .

Viel Spaß auf der Party, John.

There seems no need to help that country .

Es scheint keine Notwendigkeit zu geben, diesem Land zu helfen.

I am not accustomed to making a speech in public .

Ich bin es nicht gewohnt, in der Öffentlichkeit eine Rede zu halten.

I think I'll lie down for a while .

Ich denke, ich werde mich eine Weile hinlegen.

Man is the only animal that can talk .

Der Mensch ist das einzige Tier, das sprechen kann.

If you ask me , she's a little unusual .

Wenn Sie mich fragen, ist sie etwas ungewöhnlich.

He had the kindness to show me the way .

Er hatte die Freundlichkeit, mir den Weg zu zeigen.

I'm looking forward to seeing you again .

Ich freue mich darauf, Sie wiederzusehen .

You will do well to leave her .

Du wirst gut daran tun, sie zu verlassen.

Kobe is the city which I was born in .

Kobe ist die Stadt, in der ich geboren wurde.

He left early in order not to be late .

Er ging früh, um nicht zu spät zu kommen.

Would you mind if I smoked ?

Würde es Ihnen etwas ausmachen, wenn ich rauche?

Never do today what you can put off till tomorrow .

Tun Sie niemals heute, was Sie auf morgen verschieben können.

This is also the first time I've been to this area .

Dies ist auch das erste Mal, dass ich in dieser Gegend bin.

Choose whichever you like .

Wählen Sie, was Ihnen gefällt.

I'll wait here till he comes back .

Ich werde hier warten, bis er zurückkommt.

Isn't it about time you went to bed ?

Ist es nicht an der Zeit, ins Bett zu gehen?

He managed to pass the examination .

Es gelang ihm, die Prüfung zu bestehen.

' next time ,'' he said .

„Das nächste Mal“, sagte er.

When I see this picture , I always think of the old days .

Wenn ich dieses Bild sehe, denke ich immer an die alten Zeiten.

They worked hard only to fail .

Sie haben hart gearbeitet, nur um zu scheitern.

Nice to meet you .

Freut mich, Sie kennenzulernen .

Be sure to turn out the light when you go out .

Schalten Sie unbedingt das Licht aus, wenn Sie das Haus verlassen.

We don't care what he does .

Es ist uns egal, was er tut.

I wish I had married another man .

Ich wünschte, ich hätte einen anderen Mann geheiratet.

Can't you guess what I'm doing ?

Kannst du nicht erraten, was ich tue?

The girls began to laugh when they heard the story .

Die Mädchen begannen zu lachen, als sie die Geschichte hörten.

It is wicked of you to do such things .

Es ist böse von dir, solche Dinge zu tun.

Which do you like better , english or music ?

Was gefällt dir besser, Englisch oder Musik?

I know that I am a good teacher .

Ich weiß, dass ich ein guter Lehrer bin.

Sorry I won't be there .

Tut mir leid, dass ich nicht da sein werde.

I managed to make the teacher understand my idea .

Es gelang mir, dem Lehrer meine Idee verständlich zu machen.

Thank you very much for coming to see me .

Vielen Dank, dass Sie zu mir gekommen sind.

I don't see what he says .

Ich verstehe nicht, was er sagt.

Would you mind not smoking ?

Würde es Ihnen etwas ausmachen, nicht zu rauchen?

I will give you ten minutes to work out this problem .

Ich gebe Ihnen zehn Minuten, um dieses Problem zu lösen.

His object is to pass the test .

Sein Ziel ist es, die Prüfung zu bestehen.

I found it difficult to understand what he was saying .

Es fiel mir schwer zu verstehen, was er sagte.

Don't forget to put out the fire .

Vergessen Sie nicht, das Feuer zu löschen.

My wife suggested to me that I take her on the trip .

Meine Frau schlug mir vor, sie auf die Reise mitzunehmen.

The way I see it , he is right .

So wie ich das sehe, hat er Recht.

It seems it will rain tomorrow .

Es scheint, dass es morgen regnen wird.

I am determined to carry out this plan .

Ich bin entschlossen, diesen Plan auszuführen.

I think what you say is true .

Ich denke, was Sie sagen, ist wahr.

I feel like going out rather than staying at home today .

Ich habe heute eher Lust, auszugehen, als zu Hause zu bleiben.

Not I but my brother lives in sendai .

Nicht ich, sondern mein Bruder lebt in Sendai.

I know better than to lend him money .

Ich weiß es besser, als ihm Geld zu leihen.

No matter what he says , don't trust him .

Egal was er sagt, vertraue ihm nicht.

You will be shocked to hear this .

Sie werden schockiert sein, das zu hören.

Thank you for making the arrangements .

Vielen Dank, dass Sie die Vorkehrungen getroffen haben.

When I came back , my car was gone .

Als ich zurückkam, war mein Auto weg.

Some people read that they may get information .

Einige Leute lesen, dass sie möglicherweise Informationen erhalten.

It seemed that the bus had been late .

Es schien, als hätte der Bus Verspätung gehabt.

Please pardon me for coming late .

Bitte entschuldigen Sie, dass ich zu spät komme.

What made up your mind to quit smoking ?

Was hat Sie dazu bewogen, mit dem Rauchen aufzuhören?

I want someone to talk to .

Ich möchte jemanden, mit dem ich reden kann.

Get out , or you will be sorry .

Verschwinde, sonst wird es dir leidtun.

It is beneath you to say such a thing .

Es ist unter Ihrer Würde, so etwas zu sagen.

She was anxious to please her mother .

Sie war bestrebt, ihrer Mutter eine Freude zu machen.

I cannot bring myself to help such a man .

Ich kann mich nicht dazu durchringen, einem solchen Mann zu helfen.

Put out the light so that you can get a good sleep .

Machen Sie das Licht aus, damit Sie gut schlafen können.

This is the very thing that I wanted .

Das ist genau das, was ich wollte.

I felt like I was dead .

Ich fühlte mich, als wäre ich tot.

She didn't dare to say anything at that time .

Sie traute sich damals nicht, etwas zu sagen.

I will get him to come and help me .

Ich werde ihn bitten, zu mir zu kommen und mir zu helfen.

He went out of his way to assist me .

Er tat sein Möglichstes, um mir zu helfen.

I don't like to be kept waiting for a long time .

Ich mag es nicht, lange warten zu müssen.

I was uncertain of my ability to do it .

Ich war unsicher, ob ich dazu in der Lage wäre.

If these days are not convenient for you , please let us know .

Sollten diese Tage für Sie unpassend sein, teilen Sie uns dies bitte mit.

You never can tell what will happen in future .

Man kann nie sagen, was in Zukunft passieren wird.

Whether he will succeed or not depends upon his health .

Ob es ihm gelingt oder nicht, hängt von seiner Gesundheit ab.

That , while regrettable , is true .

Das ist zwar bedauerlich, aber wahr.

Please turn off the light before you go to bed .

Bitte schalten Sie das Licht aus, bevor Sie zu Bett gehen.

Jane said that it was time to go home .

Jane sagte, dass es Zeit sei, nach Hause zu gehen.

I went to market after he came home .

Nachdem er nach Hause gekommen war, ging ich zum Markt.

Don't forget to pick me up tomorrow morning .

Vergessen Sie nicht, mich morgen früh abzuholen.

They're all fine , thank you .

Es geht ihnen allen gut, danke.

Will you tell me how to get to shinjuku ?

Kannst du mir sagen, wie ich nach Shinjuku komme?

This is the same camera that he lost .

Dies ist dieselbe Kamera, die er verloren hat.

When you come next time , bring your brother .

Wenn du das nächste Mal kommst, bring deinen Bruder mit.

That's all I can say at the moment .

Das ist alles, was ich im Moment sagen kann.

It is kind of you to give me a birthday present .

Es ist nett von Ihnen, mir ein Geburtstagsgeschenk zu machen.

She said she would be back right away .

Sie sagte, sie würde sofort zurück sein.

I wonder whose car this is .

Ich frage mich, wessen Auto das ist.

As it is fine , I'll go out .

Da es in Ordnung ist, gehe ich raus.

All the days went by , one like another .

Alle Tage vergingen, einer wie der andere.

He is a scientist who is respected by everybody .

Er ist ein Wissenschaftler, der von allen respektiert wird.

I can't go until he comes .

Ich kann nicht gehen, bis er kommt.

I couldn't make him understand my english .

Ich konnte ihn nicht dazu bringen, mein Englisch zu verstehen.

I cannot hear such a story without weeping .

Ich kann eine solche Geschichte nicht hören, ohne zu weinen.

He studies hard to pass the exam .

Er lernt fleißig, um die Prüfung zu bestehen.

You may come whenever you like .

Sie können kommen, wann immer Sie möchten.

I proposed that she come with me .

Ich schlug ihr vor, mitzukommen.

It seems that she is not pleased with the job .

Es scheint, dass sie mit der Arbeit nicht zufrieden ist.

She said that she gets up at six every morning .

Sie sagte, dass sie jeden Morgen um sechs aufsteht.

Don't worry about what you have done .

Machen Sie sich keine Sorgen darüber, was Sie getan haben.

I merely came to inform you of the fact .

Ich bin lediglich gekommen, um Sie darüber zu informieren.

He is not the coward that he was ten years ago .

Er ist nicht mehr der Feigling, der er vor zehn Jahren war.

He has no friends to fall back on .

Er hat keine Freunde, auf die er zurückgreifen kann.

Boys , don't make any noise .

Jungs, macht keinen Lärm.

Don't talk about business while we're dining .

Reden Sie nicht über Geschäfte, während wir essen.

What she wrote is true in a sense .

Was sie geschrieben hat, ist in gewissem Sinne wahr.

It was decided that the old building be pulled down .

Es wurde beschlossen, das alte Gebäude abzureißen.

I hear he is looking for work .

Ich habe gehört, dass er Arbeit sucht.

We need plants in order to live .

Wir brauchen Pflanzen, um zu leben.

Someone who wants to touch me inside .

Jemand, der mich innerlich berühren will.

Please don't hesitate to ask me any questions .

Bitte zögern Sie nicht, mir Fragen zu stellen.

I'm glad that you'll come .

Ich freue mich, dass du kommst.

It was long before he knew it .

Es dauerte lange, bis er es wusste.

He did it the way I told him to .

Er hat es so gemacht, wie ich es ihm gesagt habe.

If you care to , you may come with us .

Wenn Sie möchten, können Sie mitkommen.

It took me about an hour to read this book through .

Ich habe etwa eine Stunde gebraucht, um dieses Buch durchzulesen.

That is not exactly what I said .

Das ist nicht genau das, was ich gesagt habe.

She is anxious to visit europe .

Sie kann es kaum erwarten, Europa zu besuchen.

This machine is too heavy for me to carry .

Diese Maschine ist zu schwer für mich, um sie zu tragen.

I want you to refurbish the house .

Ich möchte, dass Sie das Haus renovieren.

To say is one thing , and to do quite another .

Sagen ist eine Sache, tun etwas ganz anderes.

He will be waiting for you when you get there .

Er wird auf Sie warten, wenn Sie dort ankommen.

I can't figure out why he did it .

Ich kann nicht herausfinden, warum er es getan hat.

I'll never forget your kindness as long as I live .

Ich werde deine Freundlichkeit nie vergessen, solange ich lebe.

She was absent simply because she caught cold .

Sie war nur deshalb abwesend, weil sie sich erkältet hatte.

Excuse me , do you have the time ?

Entschuldigung, haben Sie Zeit?

I make it a rule to go jogging every morning .

Ich mache es mir zur Regel, jeden Morgen joggen zu gehen.

She must have been beautiful when she was young .

Sie muss wunderschön gewesen sein, als sie jung war.

I will have her call you as soon as she comes back .

Ich werde dafür sorgen, dass sie dich anruft, sobald sie zurückkommt.

Wait here till I return .

Warte hier, bis ich zurückkomme.

It's about time you stopped watching television .

Es ist an der Zeit, dass Sie mit dem Fernsehen aufhören.

Though he had a cold , he went to work .

Obwohl er erkältet war, ging er zur Arbeit.

I'm sorry to hear it .

Es tut mir leid, das zu hören.

Because the channel was changed he got angry .

Weil der Kanal gewechselt wurde, wurde er wütend.

Let's hurry so that we can catch the bus .

Beeilen wir uns, damit wir den Bus erreichen können.

If you are a good girl , you shall have candy .

Wenn du ein braves Mädchen bist, sollst du Süßigkeiten haben.

I think it's important to keep a promise .

Ich denke, es ist wichtig, ein Versprechen zu halten.

You will learn how to do it in time .

Sie werden rechtzeitig lernen, wie es geht.

You go to school , don't you ?

Du gehst zur Schule, nicht wahr?

The child was scared to get into the water .

Das Kind hatte Angst, ins Wasser zu gehen.

It goes without saying that smoking is bad for the health .

Es versteht sich von selbst, dass Rauchen gesundheitsschädlich ist.

They were successful in solving the problem .

Es gelang ihnen, das Problem zu lösen.

I wrote down her address so as not to forget it .

Um sie nicht zu vergessen, habe ich mir ihre Adresse aufgeschrieben.

It is next to impossible to make him stop smoking .

Es ist nahezu unmöglich, ihn dazu zu bringen, mit dem Rauchen aufzuhören.

This book is worth reading again and again .

Es lohnt sich, dieses Buch immer wieder zu lesen.

It was nice of you to come all this way to see me .

Es war nett von dir, den ganzen Weg zu mir zu kommen.

I'll come as soon as I can .

Ich komme, sobald ich kann.

What I mean is this .

Was ich meine, ist Folgendes.

No , not too much .

Nein, nicht zu viel.

I'm afraid she can't answer .

Ich fürchte, sie kann nicht antworten.

There's no rush . If you would , in your own time .

Es gibt keine Eile . Wenn Sie möchten, in Ihrer Freizeit.

He is the one who comes after me .

Er ist derjenige, der nach mir kommt.

I was surprised to find it on fire .

Ich war überrascht, es in Flammen vorzufinden.

They left early to catch the first train .

Sie reisten früh ab, um den ersten Zug zu erreichen.

I am afraid he will fail .

Ich habe Angst, dass er scheitern wird.

Don't go by what the newspapers say .

Halten Sie sich nicht an das, was die Zeitungen sagen.

Mother thought of nothing but my coming home .

Mutter dachte an nichts anderes als daran, dass ich nach Hause kam.

I am happy to have so many good friends .

Ich bin froh, so viele gute Freunde zu haben.

I feel happiest when I am in school .

Ich fühle mich am glücklichsten, wenn ich in der Schule bin.

Yes . He had just come home when I called .

Ja . Er war gerade nach Hause gekommen, als ich anrief.

I tried to get good marks .

Ich habe versucht, gute Noten zu bekommen.

They had trouble finding the place .

Sie hatten Schwierigkeiten, den Ort zu finden.

She endeavored to live up to their expectations .

Sie bemühte sich, ihren Erwartungen gerecht zu werden.

Do you like baseball , bin ?

Magst du Baseball, Bin?

Oh ,'' that's a good idea ,'' she said .

„Oh, das ist eine gute Idee“, sagte sie.

She felt lonely when all her friends had gone home .

Sie fühlte sich einsam, als alle ihre Freunde nach Hause gegangen waren.

I wonder what the weather will be like tomorrow .

Ich frage mich, wie das Wetter morgen sein wird.

You are responsible for what you do .

Sie sind verantwortlich für das, was Sie tun.

I took it for granted that you were on my side .

Ich habe es als selbstverständlich angesehen, dass du auf meiner Seite warst.

We saw her enter the room .

Wir sahen, wie sie den Raum betrat.

I'm very busy with the examination just before me .

Ich bin sehr beschäftigt mit der Prüfung, die kurz vor mir liegt.

She loves an old table made in england .

Sie liebt einen alten, in England hergestellten Tisch.

This is the place where the incident took place .

Dies ist der Ort, an dem sich der Vorfall ereignete.

As it is , I am awake .

So wie es ist, bin ich wach.

If you would succeed in life , you must work hard .

Wenn Sie im Leben erfolgreich sein wollen, müssen Sie hart arbeiten.

I heard the door close .

Ich hörte, wie sich die Tür schloss.

I am not content with what I am .

Ich bin nicht zufrieden mit dem, was ich bin.

He is certain of winning the game .

Er ist sich sicher, dass er das Spiel gewinnen wird.

I want you to meet my cousin .

Ich möchte, dass du meinen Cousin triffst.

It's not until you have met him that you really understand a man .

Erst wenn man ihn kennengelernt hat, versteht man einen Mann wirklich.

I mean what I'm saying .

Ich meine, was ich sage.

His face says that he lost .

Sein Gesicht sagt, dass er verloren hat.

There is a lot of danger in walking around here at night .

Es ist sehr gefährlich, nachts hier herumzulaufen.

He went to america to study english .

Er ging nach Amerika, um Englisch zu lernen.

He told me that he had lost his watch .

Er erzählte mir, dass er seine Uhr verloren hatte.

Yes , I like it very much .

Ja, ich mag es sehr .

I expected him to fail the exam .

Ich hatte erwartet, dass er die Prüfung nicht bestehen würde.

I took it for granted that she would come .

Ich ging davon aus, dass sie kommen würde.

I like to eat apples .

Ich mag es, Äpfel zu essen .

She succeeded in opening the box .

Es gelang ihr, die Schachtel zu öffnen.

It took me a long time to get over my cold .

Es hat lange gedauert, bis ich meine Erkältung überwunden hatte.

I was very surprised to hear the news .

Ich war sehr überrascht, die Neuigkeiten zu hören.

He failed the exam because he had not studied enough .

Er hat die Prüfung nicht bestanden, weil er nicht genug gelernt hatte.

It looks like snow , doesn't it ?

Es sieht aus wie Schnee, nicht wahr?

The girl was pleased when she got a present .

Das Mädchen freute sich, als sie ein Geschenk bekam.

It was this book that I borrowed from him .

Es war dieses Buch, das ich von ihm ausgeliehen habe.

It's really nice having you here , isao .

Es ist wirklich schön, dich hier zu haben, isao.

It goes without saying that health is above wealth .

Es versteht sich von selbst, dass Gesundheit über Reichtum steht.

I wish I had seen the film .

Ich wünschte, ich hätte den Film gesehen.

I want to study abroad , even if my parents are against it .

Ich möchte im Ausland studieren, auch wenn meine Eltern dagegen sind.

This is the village where I was born .

Dies ist das Dorf, in dem ich geboren wurde.

I am so tired that I can't study .

Ich bin so müde, dass ich nicht lernen kann.

This is the dictionary I spoke of yesterday .

Das ist das Wörterbuch, von dem ich gestern gesprochen habe.

I will do my best to pass the examination .

Ich werde mein Bestes geben, um die Prüfung zu bestehen.

I had a hunch something pleasant was going to happen .

Ich hatte das Gefühl, dass etwas Angenehmes passieren würde.

It is hard to master it in a year or two .

Es ist schwer, es in ein oder zwei Jahren zu meistern.

Because I had a cold , I stayed at home .

Da ich erkältet war, blieb ich zu Hause.

Ok , let's give it a try .

Ok, lass es uns versuchen.

He made good what he had promised to do .

Er hielt, was er versprochen hatte.

The dog ran away at the sight of me .

Der Hund rannte weg, als er mich sah.

It appears that he is a student .

Es scheint, dass er Student ist.

The more danger , the more honor .

Je mehr Gefahr, desto mehr Ehre.

I'm planning to stay at my uncle's place .

Ich habe vor, bei meinem Onkel zu bleiben.

Let me help you wipe it off .

Ich helfe Ihnen, es abzuwischen.

He is tired of watching television .

Er hat es satt, fernzusehen.

They say that mike is sick in bed .

Man sagt, dass Mike krank im Bett liegt.

A man is known by the company he keeps .

Man erkennt einen Mann an der Gesellschaft, die er führt.

You will have heard the news , I think ?

Ich denke, Sie werden die Neuigkeiten gehört haben?

She went to paris in order to study art .

Sie ging nach Paris, um Kunst zu studieren.

This river is deep enough to swim in .

Dieser Fluss ist tief genug, um darin zu schwimmen.

It seems to me that he is honest .

Es scheint mir, dass er ehrlich ist.

What do you say to dining out tonight ?

Was halten Sie davon, heute Abend auswärts zu essen?

She makes it a rule to attend any meeting .

Sie macht es sich zur Regel, an jedem Treffen teilzunehmen.

She asked him to carry her bag .

Sie bat ihn, ihre Tasche zu tragen.

She was shocked when she heard his story .

Sie war schockiert, als sie seine Geschichte hörte.

Write to me as soon as you reach there .

Schreiben Sie mir, sobald Sie dort ankommen.

Do you mind if I open the window ?

Stört es Sie, wenn ich das Fenster öffne?

Illness prevented me from attending the party .

Eine Krankheit verhinderte, dass ich an der Party teilnehmen konnte.

Whether we go or not depends on the weather .

Ob wir gehen oder nicht, hängt vom Wetter ab.

The boy had the kindness to show us around .

Der Junge hatte die Freundlichkeit, uns herumzuführen.

He is the last man to tell a lie .

Er ist der letzte Mann, der lügt.

He is not as a fool but he knows it .

Er ist nicht so dumm, aber er weiß es.

In case you see her , please say hello to her for me .

Falls Sie sie sehen, grüßen Sie sie bitte von mir.

I strained to hear what the president said .

Ich lauschte angestrengt, was der Präsident sagte.

As you are sorry , I'll forgive you .

Da es dir Leid tut, werde ich dir verzeihen.

Illness kept me from attending the meeting .

Eine Krankheit hinderte mich daran, an der Versammlung teilzunehmen.

I expect that he will help us .

Ich gehe davon aus, dass er uns helfen wird.

I'm getting forgetful these days , but what can you do ?

Ich werde heutzutage vergesslich, aber was kann man tun?

His parents told him to get into a university .

Seine Eltern sagten ihm, er solle eine Universität besuchen.

He told me that he would go to france in june .

Er sagte mir, dass er im Juni nach Frankreich reisen würde.

His advice inclined me to change my mind .

Sein Rat veranlasste mich, meine Meinung zu ändern.

Put on your coat lest you should catch the cold .

Ziehen Sie Ihren Mantel an, damit Sie sich nicht erkälten.

He is the last person to succeed in business .

Er ist der Letzte, dem es im Geschäftsleben gelingt.

What he says is very important .

Was er sagt, ist sehr wichtig.

We started early so as not to miss the train .

Wir sind früh losgefahren, um den Zug nicht zu verpassen.

As soon as he finished eating , he began to walk again .

Sobald er mit dem Essen fertig war, begann er wieder zu laufen.

No , I don't think so .

Nein, das glaube ich nicht.

He went out without saying good-by .

Er ging hinaus, ohne sich zu verabschieden.

I have known tom since I was a little boy .

Ich kenne Tom, seit ich ein kleiner Junge war.

You've lost the ability to concentrate .

Sie haben die Fähigkeit verloren, sich zu konzentrieren.

I am waiting for the store to open .

Ich warte darauf, dass der Laden öffnet.

I think he is right .

Ich denke, er hat Recht.

Do you mind my smoking here ?

Stört es Sie, wenn ich hier rauche?

Yes , I know .

Ja, ich weiß .

I regret that I told you .

Ich bedauere, dass ich es dir gesagt habe.

He tried to solve the problem .

Er versuchte, das Problem zu lösen.

I will show you how to solve it .

Ich zeige Ihnen, wie Sie es lösen können.

I think it will be fine .

Ich denke, es wird gut.

It is I that am bad .

Ich bin es, der schlecht ist.

Mr smith's class was called off because he was sick .

Der Unterricht von Herrn Smith wurde abgesagt, weil er krank war.

Tom offered to lend me the money .

Tom bot mir an, mir das Geld zu leihen.

He stopped reading a book .

Er hörte auf, ein Buch zu lesen.

Please bear in mind what I said .

Bitte denken Sie daran, was ich gesagt habe.

I learned that bill's father was sick .

Ich erfuhr, dass Bills Vater krank war.

Half the class say that they drink coffee .

Die Hälfte der Klasse gibt an, Kaffee zu trinken.

It's nonsense to try that .

Es ist Unsinn, das zu versuchen.

I should think you are in the wrong .

Ich sollte denken, dass du im Unrecht bist.

Place this book back where it was .

Legen Sie dieses Buch wieder dorthin, wo es war.

' be quiet mie ,'' said mother .

„Sei still, mein Schatz“, sagte Mutter.

It is dangerous to drink too much .

Es ist gefährlich, zu viel zu trinken.

I do not know whether it is good or not .

Ich weiß nicht, ob es gut ist oder nicht.

Pretend you're me .

Stell dir vor, du wärst ich.

I like him because he is honest .

Ich mag ihn, weil er ehrlich ist.

The moment he was alone , he opened the letter .

Kaum war er allein, öffnete er den Brief.

You have finished your homework , haven't you ?

Du hast deine Hausaufgaben erledigt, nicht wahr?

Who she saw was not herself but a different woman .

Sie sah nicht sie selbst, sondern eine andere Frau.

I have no family to provide for .

Ich habe keine Familie, für die ich sorgen muss.

Please call on me when it is convenient for you .

Bitte rufen Sie mich an, wenn es Ihnen passt.

The time has come when we can travel through space .

Die Zeit ist gekommen, in der wir durch den Weltraum reisen können.

He turned pale to hear that .

Als er das hörte, wurde er blass.

Let's clean the garden , shall we ?

Lasst uns den Garten putzen, ja?

I will do that work on condition that I get paid for it .

Ich werde diese Arbeit unter der Bedingung machen, dass ich dafür bezahlt werde.

It is a great pleasure being with you .

Es ist eine große Freude, mit Ihnen zusammen zu sein.

It's important to help people who are in trouble .

Es ist wichtig, Menschen zu helfen, die in Schwierigkeiten sind.

Of all places to meet you !

Von allen Orten, an denen man Sie treffen kann!

Just tell me what you'd like me to do .

Sagen Sie mir einfach, was ich tun soll.

You had better read a lot of books while you are young .

Du solltest besser viele Bücher lesen, während du jung bist.

Tell him I'm not in .

Sag ihm, dass ich nicht da bin.

It's very nice of you to help me .

Es ist sehr nett von Ihnen, mir zu helfen.

I firmly believe that your time will come .

Ich glaube fest daran, dass deine Zeit kommen wird.

During hot weather , be sure to drink lots of water .

Achten Sie bei heißem Wetter darauf, viel Wasser zu trinken.

Everybody is very busy getting ready for the new year .

Alle sind sehr damit beschäftigt, sich auf das neue Jahr vorzubereiten.

She is used to staying up all night .

Sie ist es gewohnt, die ganze Nacht wach zu bleiben.

This is the very book I have been looking for .

Das ist genau das Buch, nach dem ich gesucht habe.

I'm late , aren't I ?

Ich bin spät dran, nicht wahr?

Looks like you didn't study much for the test .

Sieht so aus, als hätten Sie für den Test nicht viel gelernt.

I stayed at home because I was sick .

Ich blieb zu Hause, weil ich krank war.

I hurried to make up for the lost time .

Ich beeilte mich, die verlorene Zeit aufzuholen.

It is no use your holding me back .

Es hat keinen Zweck, mich zurückzuhalten.

Don't smoke until you're 20 years old .

Rauchen Sie nicht, bis Sie 20 Jahre alt sind.

I make it a rule to keep early hours .

Ich mache es mir zur Regel, die frühen Morgenstunden einzuhalten.

I'm glad I was there .

Ich bin froh, dass ich dort war.

It is a picture that I like very much .

Es ist ein Bild, das mir sehr gut gefällt.

It was her wish to go to paris .

Es war ihr Wunsch, nach Paris zu gehen.

I've just been to the airport to see her off .

Ich war gerade am Flughafen, um sie zu verabschieden.

I was seen to break the window .

Es wurde gesehen, wie ich das Fenster einschlug.

I wonder if you could find some time to see me .

Ich frage mich, ob Sie etwas Zeit finden könnten, mich zu sehen.

She went out without saying a word .

Sie ging hinaus, ohne ein Wort zu sagen.

I wasn't content to work under him .

Ich war nicht zufrieden damit, unter ihm zu arbeiten.

The next thing to be considered was food .

Das nächste, woran man denken musste, war das Essen.

I offered to lend money to her .

Ich habe ihr angeboten, ihr Geld zu leihen.

I managed to get there in time .

Ich habe es geschafft, rechtzeitig dort anzukommen.

Put it back where you found it .

Legen Sie es dorthin zurück, wo Sie es gefunden haben.

Don't fail to mail this letter .

Versäumen Sie nicht, diesen Brief abzusenden.

I hope it'll come out good .

Ich hoffe, dass es gut wird.

It is true that he goes abroad every year .

Es stimmt, dass er jedes Jahr ins Ausland geht.

He works hard so as to succeed .

Er arbeitet hart, um erfolgreich zu sein.

I never see you without thinking of my father .

Ich sehe dich nie, ohne an meinen Vater zu denken.

So you give up , right ?

Also gibst du auf, oder?

I'm not good at meeting people .

Ich bin nicht gut darin, Leute kennenzulernen.

He ran away at the sight of me .

Er rannte weg, als er mich sah.

It is only natural that he be proud of his son .

Es ist nur natürlich, dass er stolz auf seinen Sohn ist.

Do what you think is right .

Mach, was du für richtig hältst .

Do you know when they will arrive ?

Wissen Sie, wann sie eintreffen werden?

Who do you think broke the window ?

Wer, glauben Sie, hat das Fenster zerbrochen?

If anybody comes , tell him that I am out .

Wenn jemand kommt, sagen Sie ihm, dass ich draußen bin.

I don't feel like talking with anyone .

Ich habe keine Lust, mit jemandem zu reden.

I don't know how to get there .

Ich weiß nicht, wie ich dorthin komme.

I asked where to go .

Ich fragte, wohin ich gehen sollte.

We worked hard to make ends meet .

Wir haben hart gearbeitet, um über die Runden zu kommen.

When he got into trouble , he turned to his parents for help .

Als er in Schwierigkeiten geriet, wandte er sich hilfesuchend an seine Eltern.

I don't believe you've met him .

Ich glaube nicht, dass Sie ihn kennengelernt haben.

Well , you have only to ask for his help .

Nun, Sie müssen ihn nur um Hilfe bitten.

He said that he takes a walk in the park every morning .

Er sagte, dass er jeden Morgen einen Spaziergang im Park mache.

I'm dying to go to new york .

Ich brenne darauf, nach New York zu gehen.

It might not freeze tonight .

Es könnte sein, dass es heute Nacht nicht gefriert.

A heavy snowstorm kept us from going out .

Ein heftiger Schneesturm hielt uns davon ab, hinauszugehen.

I think a movie is more entertaining than any book .

Ich finde, ein Film ist unterhaltsamer als jedes Buch.

You must do as you are told .

Sie müssen tun, was Ihnen gesagt wird.

This is the school where she is teaching .

Dies ist die Schule, an der sie unterrichtet.

Father used to tell us not to envy others .

Vater sagte uns immer, wir sollten andere nicht beneiden.

I have no money to buy it .

Ich habe kein Geld, um es zu kaufen.

You see , he is a good baseball player .

Sie sehen, er ist ein guter Baseballspieler.

He is not a friend , but an acquaintance .

Er ist kein Freund, sondern ein Bekannter.

He is used to making speeches .

Er ist es gewohnt, Reden zu halten.

We hope you enjoy the movie .

Wir hoffen, dass Ihnen der Film gefällt.

When I heard the news , I cried .

Als ich die Nachricht hörte, weinte ich.

He did nothing but stand watching the scene .

Er tat nichts anderes, als da zu stehen und die Szene zu beobachten.

He stopped smoking for the improvement of his health .

Um seinen Gesundheitszustand zu verbessern, hörte er mit dem Rauchen auf.

He added that I should come to the party , too .

Er fügte hinzu, dass ich auch zur Party kommen sollte.

This is the place where the accident was .

Dies ist der Ort, an dem sich der Unfall ereignete.

I can't make out what he was saying .

Ich kann nicht verstehen, was er gesagt hat.

I helped her hang the picture on the wall .

Ich half ihr, das Bild an die Wand zu hängen.

Have you chosen what to do next sunday yet ?

Haben Sie sich schon entschieden, was Sie nächsten Sonntag tun möchten?

We were all set to leave when the phone rang .

Wir wollten gerade gehen, als das Telefon klingelte.

We are apt to forget this fact .

Wir neigen dazu, diese Tatsache zu vergessen.

Hard work has made him what he is .

Harte Arbeit hat ihn zu dem gemacht, was er ist.

He made an error , as he often does .

Er hat, wie so oft, einen Fehler gemacht.

I got up early this morning to go fishing .

Ich bin heute Morgen früh aufgestanden, um angeln zu gehen.

It was so hot that we went swimming .

Es war so heiß, dass wir schwimmen gingen.

She died before coming of age .

Sie starb, bevor sie volljährig wurde.

She thinks money and happiness are the same .

Sie glaubt, Geld und Glück seien dasselbe.

My father , who is very busy , has no time to read books .

Mein Vater, der sehr beschäftigt ist, hat keine Zeit, Bücher zu lesen.

A single mistake , and you are a failure .

Ein einziger Fehler, und Sie sind ein Versager.

I may go out if the rain lets up .

Ich gehe vielleicht raus, wenn der Regen nachlässt.

It would be better for you to read more books .

Es wäre besser für Sie, mehr Bücher zu lesen.

It was natural that everyone should like the girl .

Es war selbstverständlich, dass jeder das Mädchen mögen sollte.

Answer the telephone , will you ?

Gehen Sie ans Telefon, ja?

He will stick to his promise if he gives it .

Er wird sein Versprechen halten, wenn er es hält.

It is very cold today , isn't it ?

Es ist heute sehr kalt, nicht wahr?

He came early , as he had been asked to do .

Er kam früh, wie von ihm verlangt worden war.

We enjoyed watching the game .

Es hat uns Spaß gemacht, das Spiel zu sehen.

It makes no difference whether you go today or tomorrow .

Es macht keinen Unterschied, ob Sie heute oder morgen gehen.

I wish I were a bird .

Ich wünschte, ich wäre ein Vogel.

He makes it a rule to get up at six every day .

Er macht es sich zur Regel, jeden Tag um sechs aufzustehen.

The man admitted having broken into the house .

Der Mann gab zu, in das Haus eingebrochen zu sein.

I'm very sorry to hear that .

Es tut mir sehr leid, das zu hören .

I am looking forward to visiting your school .

Ich freue mich darauf, Ihre Schule zu besuchen.

Failing the examination means waiting for another year .

Wer die Prüfung nicht besteht, muss ein weiteres Jahr warten.

It seems that no one knows the truth .

Es scheint, dass niemand die Wahrheit kennt.

He tried to keep dry as best he could .

Er versuchte, so gut es ging trocken zu bleiben.

My son owes what he is to you .

Mein Sohn verdankt dir, was er ist.

I had a hard time finding his house .

Es fiel mir schwer, sein Haus zu finden.

I was surprised to see a lion .

Ich war überrascht, einen Löwen zu sehen.

Tired as I was , I went on working .

Müde wie ich war, arbeitete ich weiter.

Everyone says that he's a good man .

Jeder sagt, dass er ein guter Mann ist.

I will wait here till he comes .

Ich werde hier warten, bis er kommt.

Tell me how to use the washing machine .

Sag mir, wie man die Waschmaschine benutzt.

I wish I had more time to talk with her .

Ich wünschte, ich hätte mehr Zeit, mit ihr zu reden.

Her job is to take care of babies .

Ihre Aufgabe ist es, auf Babys aufzupassen.

We stopped talking so that we could hear the music .

Wir hörten auf zu reden, damit wir die Musik hören konnten.

What I want now is a hot cup of coffee .

Was ich jetzt möchte, ist eine heiße Tasse Kaffee.

It is worthwhile to read the book .

Es lohnt sich, das Buch zu lesen.

He answered that he could swim well .

Er antwortete, dass er gut schwimmen könne.

It is possible for him to swim across the river .

Es ist ihm möglich, über den Fluss zu schwimmen.

Be quiet while I am speaking .

Seien Sie ruhig, während ich spreche.

I began to see what he was getting at .

Ich begann zu verstehen, worauf er hinauswollte.

That's because I don't suppose anybody will believe this story .

Das liegt daran, dass ich nicht glaube, dass irgendjemand diese Geschichte glauben wird.

I wondered if I could do such a thing .

Ich fragte mich, ob ich so etwas tun könnte.

Now remember , you must not smoke in her car .

Denken Sie jetzt daran, dass Sie in ihrem Auto nicht rauchen dürfen.

Every time I read this novel , I find it very interesting .

Jedes Mal, wenn ich diesen Roman lese, finde ich ihn sehr interessant.

He died without having made a will .

Er starb, ohne ein Testament verfasst zu haben.

I owe what I am to my father .

Was ich bin, verdanke ich meinem Vater.

When we entered the room , he stood up .

Als wir den Raum betraten, stand er auf.

This bad weather is more than I bargained for .

Dieses schlechte Wetter ist mehr, als ich erwartet hatte.

I am sure of his trusting you .

Ich bin sicher, dass er Ihnen vertraut.

While you are about it , please make some coffee for me .

Während Sie gerade dabei sind, bereiten Sie mir doch bitte einen Kaffee zu.

Be sure to come here by the appointed time .

Stellen Sie sicher, dass Sie zur vereinbarten Zeit hier sind.

How is it that you are always late for school ?

Wie kommt es, dass du immer zu spät zur Schule kommst?

Could you tell me how to get to the nearest station ?

Können Sie mir sagen, wie ich zum nächsten Bahnhof komme?

Henry said that he couldn't wait any longer .

Henry sagte, er könne nicht länger warten.

I should say she is a little angry .

Ich sollte sagen, dass sie ein wenig wütend ist.

When it comes to politics , I know nothing .

Wenn es um Politik geht, weiß ich nichts.

It's warm today so you can swim in the sea .

Heute ist es warm, sodass Sie im Meer schwimmen können.

Let's suppose that he is here .

Nehmen wir an, dass er hier ist.

Beef , please .

Rindfleisch, bitte.

Come on , it'll be all right .

Komm schon, es wird alles gut.

It's high time you left for school , isn't it ?

Es ist höchste Zeit, dass du zur Schule gehst, nicht wahr?

It's a pity that you couldn't come .

Schade, dass Du nicht kommen konntest.

I make it a rule to study english for 3 hours every day .

Ich mache es mir zur Regel, jeden Tag drei Stunden lang Englisch zu lernen.

She stood up to answer the phone .

Sie stand auf, um ans Telefon zu gehen.

I'd like to insure this , please .

Ich möchte das versichern, bitte .

I think I'd better stay here .

Ich denke, ich bleibe besser hier.

We believed that the news is true .

Wir glaubten, dass die Nachricht wahr sei.

He is anxious to please everybody .

Er ist darauf bedacht, es allen recht zu machen.

Is it safe to swim in this river ?

Ist es sicher, in diesem Fluss zu schwimmen?

He tried to hold back his anger .

Er versuchte, seine Wut zurückzuhalten.

It is worthwhile reading the novel .

Es lohnt sich, den Roman zu lesen.

First come , first served .

Wer zuerst kommt, mahlt zuerst .

I have decided to carry on the work .

Ich habe beschlossen, die Arbeit fortzusetzen.

Marriage is the last thing on my mind .

Die Ehe ist das Letzte, woran ich denke.

He likes to be mischievous .

Er mag es, schelmisch zu sein.

It is very far as far as I know .

Soweit ich weiß, ist es sehr weit.

I have enjoyed reading this novel .

Ich habe es genossen, diesen Roman zu lesen.

Would you mind waiting a moment ?

Würde es Ihnen etwas ausmachen, einen Moment zu warten?

We enjoyed swimming in the river .

Wir haben es genossen, im Fluss zu schwimmen.

He asked us not to make any noise .

Er bat uns, keinen Lärm zu machen.

You may read whichever book you like .

Sie können jedes Buch lesen, das Ihnen gefällt.

He was living in england when the war broke out .

Er lebte in England, als der Krieg ausbrach.

They are the only people who know the fact .

Sie sind die einzigen Menschen, die die Tatsache kennen.

We were certain of winning the game .

Wir waren uns sicher, dass wir das Spiel gewinnen würden.

The trouble is that you are too young .

Das Problem ist, dass du zu jung bist.

Never did I expect that he would fail the examination .

Ich hätte nie erwartet, dass er die Prüfung nicht bestehen würde.

I took it for granted that he would succeed .

Ich ging davon aus, dass es ihm gelingen würde.

There is much truth in what you say .

In dem, was Sie sagen, steckt viel Wahres.

I didn't go but stayed .

Ich bin nicht hingegangen, sondern geblieben.

It is not money but time that I want .

Es ist nicht Geld, sondern Zeit, die ich will.

I should like to have a friend to correspond with .

Ich hätte gerne einen Freund, mit dem ich korrespondieren kann.

This is the watch that I'd lost .

Das ist die Uhr, die ich verloren hatte.

It is easy for us to agree with his opinion .

Es fällt uns leicht, seiner Meinung zuzustimmen.

I'd like you to read this book .

Ich möchte, dass Sie dieses Buch lesen.

She had the kindness to pick me up at my house .

Sie hatte die Freundlichkeit, mich von meinem Haus abzuholen.

If he tries hard , he will succeed .

Wenn er sich anstrengt, wird er Erfolg haben.

Take this medicine in case you get sick .

Nehmen Sie dieses Arzneimittel ein, falls Sie krank werden.

It seems she is more than thirty years old .

Es scheint, dass sie über dreißig Jahre alt ist.

It is easy to find fault with the work of others .

Es ist leicht, die Arbeit anderer zu bemängeln.

Ten to one , he will succeed .

Zehn zu eins, er wird Erfolg haben.

He may be rich but stingy .

Er mag zwar reich, aber geizig sein.

I remember calling at his house .

Ich erinnere mich, dass ich bei ihm zu Hause angerufen habe.

Write it down before you forget it .

Schreiben Sie es auf, bevor Sie es vergessen.

I want him to solve the problem .

Ich möchte, dass er das Problem löst.

Her mother scolded her for being late for supper .

Ihre Mutter schimpfte mit ihr, weil sie zu spät zum Abendessen kam.

Supposing war broke out , what would you do ?

Angenommen, ein Krieg würde ausbrechen, was würden Sie tun?

I don't think she takes after her mother .

Ich glaube nicht, dass sie es auf ihre Mutter abgesehen hat.

It is just a year since I got married .

Es ist erst ein Jahr her, seit ich geheiratet habe.

The crossroads where the accident happened is near here .

Die Kreuzung, an der sich der Unfall ereignete, befindet sich hier in der Nähe.

He was kind enough to invite me .

Er war so freundlich, mich einzuladen.

I'll be damned if it's true .

Ich werde verdammt sein, wenn es wahr ist.

He is the last man to tell a lie .

Er ist der letzte Mann, der lügt.

I'll leave when she comes back .

Ich gehe, wenn sie zurückkommt.

Sorry , but you must have the wrong number .

Tut mir leid, aber Sie müssen die falsche Nummer haben.

Do you mind opening the door ?

Macht es Ihnen etwas aus, die Tür zu öffnen?

All you have to do is to take care of yourself .

Alles, was Sie tun müssen, ist, auf sich selbst aufzupassen.

It is impossible to do it .

Es ist unmöglich, es zu tun.

There is no mother who doesn't love her own child .

Es gibt keine Mutter, die ihr eigenes Kind nicht liebt.

It has suddenly got cold , hasn't it ?

Es ist plötzlich kalt geworden, nicht wahr?

He's the last man that I want to see .

Er ist der letzte Mann, den ich sehen möchte.

If you don't go , I won't , either .

Wenn du nicht gehst, werde ich es auch nicht tun.

He is so honest that he always keeps his word .

Er ist so ehrlich, dass er immer sein Wort hält.

It is necessary that we provide for the future .

Es ist notwendig, dass wir für die Zukunft sorgen.

This watch is not mine but yours .

Diese Uhr gehört nicht mir, sondern dir.

I don't think I can get along with him .

Ich glaube nicht, dass ich mit ihm klarkomme.

Please feel free to ask a question at any time .

Bitte zögern Sie nicht, jederzeit eine Frage zu stellen.

He could ski well when he was young .

Als er jung war, konnte er gut Skifahren.

I wish I had been with you then .

Ich wünschte, ich wäre damals bei dir gewesen.

Ken was reading when I came home .

Ken las gerade, als ich nach Hause kam.

He lost the watch which he had bought the day before .

Er verlor die Uhr, die er am Vortag gekauft hatte.

Could you show me what you're serving ?

Könnten Sie mir zeigen, was Sie servieren?

I had a feeling this might happen .

Ich hatte das Gefühl, dass das passieren könnte.

It seems that no one knew the truth .

Es scheint, dass niemand die Wahrheit kannte.

I concentrated on what he was saying .

Ich konzentrierte mich auf das, was er sagte.

He stopped talking to them .

Er hörte auf, mit ihnen zu reden.

I made sure that no one was watching .

Ich habe dafür gesorgt, dass niemand zusah.

Any book will do , so long as it is interesting .

Jedes Buch reicht aus, solange es interessant ist.

She allowed him to go alone .

Sie erlaubte ihm, alleine zu gehen.

If you are busy , I will help you .

Wenn Sie beschäftigt sind, helfe ich Ihnen.

Hardly had he seen me when he ran away .

Kaum hatte er mich gesehen, rannte er weg.

We're not sure we can come tonight .

Wir sind nicht sicher, ob wir heute Abend kommen können.

He has made me what I am .

Er hat mich zu dem gemacht, was ich bin.

I can't picture her playing the piano .

Ich kann mir nicht vorstellen, dass sie Klavier spielt.

He is a man of few words , but he always keeps his promise .

Er ist ein Mann der wenigen Worte, aber er hält immer, was er verspricht.

In this case , I think he is correct .

In diesem Fall denke ich, dass er Recht hat.

His work is washing cars .

Seine Arbeit besteht darin, Autos zu waschen.

My advice is for you to go home .

Mein Rat ist, dass Sie nach Hause gehen.

It is not easy to speak english well .

Es ist nicht einfach, gut Englisch zu sprechen.

Wait here till he comes back .

Warte hier, bis er zurückkommt.

Let's over the matter before accepting it .

Lassen Sie uns die Sache durchgehen, bevor wir sie akzeptieren.

My watch ran down and I didn't know the time .

Meine Uhr lief ab und ich wusste nicht, wie spät es war.

My uncle has made me what I am today .

Mein Onkel hat mich zu dem gemacht, was ich heute bin.

Be silent in the library , boys .

Sei still in der Bibliothek, Jungs.

I know that she is cute .

Ich weiß, dass sie süß ist.

When I phone them nobody answers .

Wenn ich sie anrufe, antwortet niemand.

I am very glad to see you .

Ich bin sehr froh, Sie zu sehen .

This is a dog that resembles a horse .

Dies ist ein Hund, der einem Pferd ähnelt.

How astonished I was to see this .

Wie erstaunt war ich, das zu sehen.

He is studying to be a minister .

Er studiert, um Pfarrer zu werden.

It is often easier to make plans than to carry them out .

Es ist oft einfacher, Pläne zu schmieden, als sie umzusetzen.

I have the impression that he knows the secret .

Ich habe den Eindruck, dass er das Geheimnis kennt.

He is not such a fool as to believe that story .

Er ist nicht so dumm, diese Geschichte zu glauben.

She is not such a girl as you imagine .

Sie ist nicht so ein Mädchen, wie Sie es sich vorstellen.

I have been to the station to see him off .

Ich war auf dem Bahnhof, um ihn zu verabschieden.

You should study hard so that you can pass the examination .

Sie sollten fleißig lernen, damit Sie die Prüfung bestehen können.

This is the hut in which he lived .

Dies ist die Hütte, in der er lebte.

You can ask the child who's playing over there .

Sie können das Kind fragen, das dort drüben spielt.

You've taken a long time eating lunch .

Es hat lange gedauert, bis du zu Mittag gegessen hast.

I can't afford to pay so much .

Ich kann es mir nicht leisten, so viel zu bezahlen.

She's old enough to know the truth .

Sie ist alt genug, um die Wahrheit zu kennen.

Tom pulled a long face when he heard the story .

Tom verzog das Gesicht, als er die Geschichte hörte.

Well , do you like it ?

Na, gefällt es dir?

You mean you're short on fuck-buddies ?

Du meinst, es mangelt dir an Fickfreunden?

It's absurd of you to do that .

Es ist absurd von dir, das zu tun.

It may well snow tomorrow night .

Es kann durchaus sein, dass es morgen Nacht schneit.

You are stupid , and so is he .

Du bist dumm, und er auch.

The girl is used to playing all by herself .

Das Mädchen ist es gewohnt, ganz alleine zu spielen.

What we say and what we mean are often quite different .

Was wir sagen und was wir meinen, ist oft sehr unterschiedlich.

If you turn on me like that , I cannot talk any more .

Wenn du mich so angreifst, kann ich nicht mehr reden.

I hope all of them will come in time .

Ich hoffe, dass alle rechtzeitig kommen.

I have known her since she was a little girl .

Ich kenne sie, seit sie ein kleines Mädchen war.

I don't think we should do that .

Ich glaube nicht, dass wir das tun sollten.

It's so cold that we can skate .

Es ist so kalt, dass wir Schlittschuh laufen können.

He was absent from school yesterday because he was ill .

Er war gestern nicht in der Schule, weil er krank war.

You are free to go or to stay .

Es steht Ihnen frei, zu gehen oder zu bleiben.

Though he is wealthy he is not happy .

Obwohl er reich ist, ist er nicht glücklich.

Stop making a fool of yourself .

Hören Sie auf, sich lächerlich zu machen.

Look , someone is calling you .

Schauen Sie, jemand ruft Sie an.

I'm very happy that I can take care of the baby .

Ich bin sehr froh, dass ich mich um das Baby kümmern kann.

Do you know who took the call ?

Wissen Sie, wer den Anruf angenommen hat?

I'll get in touch with you as soon as I return from america .

Ich melde mich bei Ihnen, sobald ich aus Amerika zurückkomme.

It matters little where he is from .

Es spielt keine Rolle, woher er kommt.

When he writes english , he often consults the dictionary .

Wenn er Englisch schreibt, zieht er oft das Wörterbuch zu Rate.

I really understand what you mean .

Ich verstehe wirklich, was du meinst.

Do you mind turning on the tv ?

Macht es Ihnen etwas aus, den Fernseher einzuschalten?

Remember to post the letter .

Denken Sie daran, den Brief abzuschicken.

If you care to come , you will be welcome .

Wenn Sie kommen möchten, sind Sie herzlich willkommen.

Tommy , can you hear me ?

Tommy, kannst du mich hören?

Let's go and see as many things as we can .

Lasst uns gehen und uns so viele Dinge ansehen, wie wir können.

Young as he is , he has much experience .

Obwohl er jung ist, verfügt er über viel Erfahrung.

She's good at getting around rules .

Sie ist gut darin, Regeln zu umgehen.

You lied to me , didn't you ?

Du hast mich angelogen, nicht wahr?

Please go and see who it is .

Bitte schauen Sie nach, wer es ist.

He succeeded in climbing the mountain .

Es gelang ihm, den Berg zu besteigen.

It's is so difficult that I have decided to give up trying .

Es ist so schwierig, dass ich beschlossen habe, es aufzugeben.

She is very pretty , isn't she ?

Sie ist sehr hübsch, nicht wahr?

The car I rented from you has a problem .

Das Auto, das ich bei Ihnen gemietet habe, hat ein Problem.

Please , you can have the paper first .

Bitte, Sie können zuerst das Papier haben.

Don't forget to put your dictionary beside you .

Vergessen Sie nicht, Ihr Wörterbuch neben sich zu legen.

Try to improve your english .

Versuchen Sie, Ihr Englisch zu verbessern.

He was happy to have passed the examination .

Er war froh, die Prüfung bestanden zu haben.

I am sure he will make good in that job .

Ich bin mir sicher, dass er in diesem Job gute Leistungen erbringen wird.

He asked me to keep him company on the weekends .

Er bat mich, ihm an den Wochenenden Gesellschaft zu leisten.

Please put the light out when you leave the room .

Bitte löschen Sie das Licht, wenn Sie den Raum verlassen.

When I opened the door , I found him asleep .

Als ich die Tür öffnete, fand ich ihn schlafend vor.

You may go cycling if it doesn't rain .

Wenn es nicht regnet, können Sie Fahrrad fahren.

The important thing is to listen carefully .

Wichtig ist, genau zuzuhören.

Now that school is over , you can go home .

Jetzt, wo die Schule vorbei ist, kannst du nach Hause gehen.

I had no difficulty in carrying the plan out .

Ich hatte keine Schwierigkeiten, den Plan auszuführen.

Let's eat while the food is warm .

Lasst uns essen, solange das Essen warm ist.

She tried to kill herself last night .

Sie hat letzte Nacht versucht, sich umzubringen.

Quite well , thank you .

Ganz gut, danke.

He went so far as to say that she was stupid .

Er ging sogar so weit zu sagen, dass sie dumm sei.

Do you think we'll have good weather ?

Glaubst du, wir werden gutes Wetter haben?

I'm longing to see him .

Ich sehne mich danach, ihn zu sehen.

I make it a rule to get up early .

Ich mache es mir zur Regel, früh aufzustehen.

I have a mind to help him .

Ich habe Lust, ihm zu helfen.

I told him to be quiet .

Ich sagte ihm, er solle ruhig sein.

It is interesting to make friends with a foreigner .

Es ist interessant, sich mit einem Ausländer anzufreunden.

He promised me that he would be more careful in future .

Er versprach mir, in Zukunft vorsichtiger zu sein.

Don't try to do two things at a time .

Versuchen Sie nicht, zwei Dinge gleichzeitig zu tun.

As far as I know , the rumor is not true .

Soweit ich weiß, ist das Gerücht nicht wahr.

Bathe the baby , won't you ?

Baden Sie das Baby, nicht wahr?

How nice of you to invite me along !

Wie schön, dass Sie mich einladen!

All you need to do is get back the time you have wasted .

Alles, was Sie tun müssen, ist, die Zeit, die Sie verschwendet haben, zurückzugewinnen.

I was just about to leave the house when the telephone rang .

Ich wollte gerade das Haus verlassen, als das Telefon klingelte.

I'll abstain from going out today .

Ich werde heute darauf verzichten, auszugehen.

He is sincere about what he says .

Er meint es ernst mit dem, was er sagt.

He is mary's brother , I should think .

Er ist Marys Bruder, sollte ich denken.

I left early so I could get a good seat .

Ich bin früh gegangen, um einen guten Platz zu bekommen.

She was only too glad to help us .

Sie war nur zu gerne bereit, uns zu helfen.

The reason she killed herself is unknown .

Der Grund, warum sie sich umgebracht hat, ist unbekannt.

He is about to leave for london .

Er ist im Begriff, nach London zu reisen.

We hurried for fear we should be late for school .

Wir beeilten uns, aus Angst, wir könnten zu spät zur Schule kommen.

Whichever you take , you will like it .

Was auch immer Sie nehmen, es wird Ihnen gefallen.

Please wait till I have finished my coffee .

Bitte warten Sie, bis ich meinen Kaffee ausgetrunken habe.

Never put off to tomorrow what you can do today .

Verschieben Sie niemals auf morgen, was Sie heute tun können.

Hang in there , and you can do it .

Bleiben Sie dran, dann schaffen Sie es.

That he was busy is true .

Dass er beschäftigt war, ist wahr.

I believe she is a charming girl .

Ich glaube, sie ist ein charmantes Mädchen.

I figure that she will succeed in her business .

Ich gehe davon aus, dass sie in ihrem Geschäft Erfolg haben wird.

The reason for your failure is that you did not try hard enough .

Der Grund für Ihr Versagen ist, dass Sie sich nicht genug Mühe gegeben haben.

Whatever she says is true .

Was auch immer sie sagt, es ist wahr.

I'm of the opinion that he should apologize to his teacher .

Ich bin der Meinung, dass er sich bei seinem Lehrer entschuldigen sollte.

It's my custom to go for a walk before breakfast .

Es ist meine Gewohnheit, vor dem Frühstück einen Spaziergang zu machen.

It is rare for him to get angry .

Es kommt selten vor, dass er wütend wird.

Strange as it is , the story is true .

So seltsam es auch ist, die Geschichte ist wahr.

Father is in the habit of reading the paper before breakfast .

Vater hat die Angewohnheit, vor dem Frühstück die Zeitung zu lesen.

Send her in , and I will see her now .

Schicken Sie sie rein, und ich werde sie jetzt sehen.

I respect those who always do their best .

Ich respektiere diejenigen, die immer ihr Bestes geben.

He is not the cheerful man he was .

Er ist nicht mehr der fröhliche Mann, der er war.

He is a hard man to deal with .

Es ist schwer, mit ihm umzugehen.

What he said is still dark .

Was er sagte, ist immer noch dunkel.

I tried to ask her a riddle .

Ich habe versucht, ihr ein Rätsel zu stellen.

He went out of his way to find the house for me .

Er hat sich alle Mühe gegeben, das Haus für mich zu finden.

My father fell ill because he worked too hard .

Mein Vater wurde krank, weil er zu hart arbeitete.

My plan is to study in australia .

Mein Plan ist, in Australien zu studieren.

Shine your shoes before going out .

Putzen Sie Ihre Schuhe, bevor Sie ausgehen.

Don't think I'm made of money .

Glaube nicht, dass ich aus Geld bestehe.

Scarcely had the dog seen me when it ran away .

Kaum hatte der Hund mich gesehen, lief er schon weg.

I telephoned him to come at once .

Ich rief ihn an, er solle sofort kommen.

He volunteered to help her .

Er erklärte sich bereit, ihr zu helfen.

I can't forget the day when I met him .

Ich kann den Tag, an dem ich ihn traf, nicht vergessen.

You can get anything less expensive in bulk .

Sie können alles, was günstiger ist, in großen Mengen bekommen.

It doesn't matter whether you answer or not .

Es spielt keine Rolle, ob Sie antworten oder nicht.

I don't know who the man is .

Ich weiß nicht, wer der Mann ist.

I'm glad you could come to the party .

Ich freue mich, dass du zur Party kommen konntest.

Excuse me , but I didn't order this .

Entschuldigung, aber ich habe das nicht bestellt.

I was surprised to hear of his failure .

Ich war überrascht, von seinem Scheitern zu hören.

It was careless of you to miss the bus .

Es war fahrlässig von dir, den Bus zu verpassen.

I can't make out what she said .

Ich kann nicht verstehen, was sie gesagt hat.

I want this letter registered .

Ich möchte, dass dieser Brief registriert wird.

That rumour is not true , is it ?

Dieses Gerücht ist nicht wahr, oder?

I regret to say I cannot come .

Ich muss leider sagen, dass ich nicht kommen kann.

Please tell me what you know about it .

Bitte sagen Sie mir, was Sie darüber wissen.

I am not used to sitting up late at night .

Ich bin es nicht gewohnt, nachts lange aufzustehen.

I'm always interested in reading his column .

Ich bin immer daran interessiert, seine Kolumne zu lesen.

The fact is that I've spent all the money .

Tatsache ist, dass ich das ganze Geld ausgegeben habe.

I worked hard in order to support my family .

Ich habe hart gearbeitet, um meine Familie zu ernähren.

Tell me how to solve the problem .

Sagen Sie mir, wie ich das Problem lösen kann.

She looked for her friends but found none .

Sie suchte nach ihren Freunden, fand aber keine.

I know that she is beautiful .

Ich weiß, dass sie schön ist.

She opened the window to let in fresh air .

Sie öffnete das Fenster, um frische Luft hereinzulassen.

Come , boy , sit down . Sit down and rest .

Komm, Junge, setz dich. Setzen Sie sich und ruhen Sie sich aus.

I have no time to read books .

Ich habe keine Zeit, Bücher zu lesen.

He was in the habit of taking a walk before breakfast every morning .

Er hatte die Angewohnheit, jeden Morgen vor dem Frühstück einen Spaziergang zu machen.

I hope we will be able to keep in touch .

Ich hoffe, dass wir in Kontakt bleiben können.

Ken can swim , can't he ?

Ken kann schwimmen, oder?

Try to see things as they are .

Versuchen Sie, die Dinge so zu sehen, wie sie sind.

Do you ever feel like you're running down ?

Haben Sie jemals das Gefühl, dass Sie herunterlaufen?

She is proud of her father being rich .

Sie ist stolz darauf, dass ihr Vater reich ist.

He decided to give it a try .

Er beschloss, es zu versuchen.

This is the very room that I first met my wife in .

Dies ist genau der Raum, in dem ich meine Frau zum ersten Mal getroffen habe.

It is too dark to read a book there .

Es ist zu dunkel, um dort ein Buch zu lesen.

You ought to have invited him , but you didn't .

Du hättest ihn einladen sollen, hast es aber nicht getan.

I don't know whether she will come .

Ich weiß nicht, ob sie kommen wird.

No , you don't have to .

Nein, das musst du nicht.

There is nothing in this world that I am afraid of .

Es gibt nichts auf dieser Welt, vor dem ich Angst habe.

It matters little whether he comes or not .

Es spielt keine Rolle, ob er kommt oder nicht.

I wonder what she means by those words .

Ich frage mich, was sie mit diesen Worten meint.

Somebody , open this door , please .

Jemand, bitte öffnen Sie diese Tür.

It being rainy , I could not go out .

Da es regnete, konnte ich nicht rausgehen.

Hurry up , or it will start raining .

Beeilen Sie sich, sonst fängt es an zu regnen.

What he is saying doesn't make sense .

Was er sagt, ergibt keinen Sinn.

I fancied that I heard a noise .

Ich glaubte, ein Geräusch zu hören.

Given that this is true , what should we do ?

Was sollten wir tun, wenn dies wahr ist?

Let's go out before it gets hot .

Lass uns rausgehen, bevor es heiß wird.

It is easy to make friends even in the new places .

Auch an den neuen Orten ist es leicht, Freundschaften zu schließen.

Take your time , yoshida .

Lass dir Zeit, Yoshida.

I can't stand to take another university entrance exam !

Ich kann es nicht ertragen, noch eine Aufnahmeprüfung für die Universität abzulegen!

I'm afraid it's going to rain tomorrow .

Ich fürchte, dass es morgen regnen wird.

I managed to repair my car by myself .

Ich habe es geschafft, mein Auto selbst zu reparieren.

Are you still in doubt about what I have said ?

Haben Sie immer noch Zweifel an dem, was ich gesagt habe?

You can make your dream come true by working hard .

Sie können Ihren Traum wahr werden lassen, indem Sie hart arbeiten.

Where did ming go to do her homework ?

Wo ist Ming hingegangen, um ihre Hausaufgaben zu machen?

I suggested that we should go to the movies .

Ich schlug vor, dass wir ins Kino gehen sollten.

It is necessary for you to study harder .

Es ist notwendig, dass Sie intensiver lernen.

He makes good in everything he does .

Er macht Gutes in allem, was er tut.

Young as he was , he was a man of ability .

So jung er auch war, er war ein fähiger Mann.

They refused to help us .

Sie weigerten sich, uns zu helfen.

I am of the opinion that he will never come back .

Ich bin der Meinung, dass er nie wiederkommen wird.

I hope he will get through the exam .

Ich hoffe, dass er die Prüfung bestehen wird.

She went to america with a view to studying medicine .

Sie ging nach Amerika, um dort Medizin zu studieren.

He helped me to carry the bag .

Er half mir, die Tasche zu tragen.

She is poor , but she looks happy .

Sie ist arm, aber sie sieht glücklich aus.

The teacher told the kids to be quiet .

Der Lehrer forderte die Kinder auf, ruhig zu sein.

What he said is irrelevant to the matter .

Was er gesagt hat, ist für die Angelegenheit unerheblich.

He worked hard , so that he succeeded .

Er hat hart gearbeitet, damit es ihm gelang.

It was not long before he arrived .

Es dauerte nicht lange, bis er ankam.

I hear the sky is very beautiful there .

Ich habe gehört, dass der Himmel dort sehr schön ist.

I like dave because he is very kind .

Ich mag Dave, weil er sehr nett ist.

I will help you as far as I can .

Ich werde Ihnen helfen, soweit ich kann.

I was too surprised to speak .

Ich war zu überrascht, um etwas zu sagen.

Words can not convey how glad I am .

Worte können nicht ausdrücken, wie froh ich bin.

Did you know that some foxes lived on this mountain ?

Wussten Sie, dass auf diesem Berg einige Füchse lebten?

I was just leaving home then .

Ich war gerade dabei, das Haus zu verlassen.

Study hard , or you will fail in the exam .

Lernen Sie fleißig, sonst werden Sie bei der Prüfung durchfallen.

I tried to get it , but to no purpose .

Ich habe versucht, es zu bekommen, aber ohne Erfolg.

I will give you what help I can .

Ich werde Ihnen helfen, so gut ich kann.

There is no man but loves his home .

Es gibt keinen Mann, der sein Zuhause nicht liebt.

That is the house where he lives .

Das ist das Haus, in dem er lebt.

What he did is not wrong .

Was er getan hat, ist nicht falsch.

They never talk but they quarrel .

Sie reden nie, aber sie streiten.

My dream is to be a baseball player .

Mein Traum ist es, Baseballspieler zu werden.

He is a good man for all I know .

Soweit ich weiß, ist er ein guter Mann.

The ship is about to set sail .

Das Schiff ist dabei, in See zu stechen.

Give the book back to me when you have done with it .

Gib mir das Buch zurück, wenn du damit fertig bist.

I'll never forget your kindness as long as I live .

Ich werde deine Freundlichkeit nie vergessen, solange ich lebe.

Were I a bird , I would be there at once .

Wäre ich ein Vogel, wäre ich sofort da.

You may invite any person who wants to come .

Sie können jede Person einladen, die kommen möchte.

She is not only beautiful but also kind to everybody .

Sie ist nicht nur schön, sondern auch freundlich zu allen.

Come nearer so that I can see your face .

Komm näher, damit ich dein Gesicht sehen kann.

He is rich enough to buy the furniture .

Er ist reich genug, um die Möbel zu kaufen.

I took it for granted that you would come .

Ich habe es als selbstverständlich angesehen, dass du kommen würdest.

I feel bad that she failed the examination .

Es tut mir leid, dass sie die Prüfung nicht bestanden hat.

It seems to have that he knows everything .

Es scheint, dass er alles weiß.

Which do you like better , summer or winter ?

Was gefällt dir besser, Sommer oder Winter?

He is the last person I would want to go skiing with .

Er ist die letzte Person, mit der ich Skifahren gehen möchte.

A man is as old as he feels .

Ein Mann ist so alt, wie er sich fühlt.

What would you do if you were in my place ?

Was würdest du tun, wenn du an meiner Stelle wärst?

It is quite natural for her to get angry .

Es ist ganz natürlich, dass sie wütend wird.

This was the first japanese food I had ever tasted .

Dies war das erste japanische Essen, das ich je probiert habe.

I saw a cat running after the dog .

Ich sah eine Katze, die dem Hund nachlief.

He invited her to go to the concert .

Er lud sie ein, zum Konzert zu gehen.

It is dangerous for you to swim in this river .

Es ist gefährlich für Sie, in diesem Fluss zu schwimmen.

Dress yourself warmly before you go out .

Ziehen Sie sich warm an, bevor Sie ausgehen.

What made him change his mind ?

Was hat ihn dazu gebracht, seine Meinung zu ändern?

The storm will make it impossible for the ship to leave port .

Der Sturm wird es dem Schiff unmöglich machen, den Hafen zu verlassen.

You may invite whoever wants to come .

Sie können jeden einladen, der kommen möchte.

I am busy preparing for the next exam .

Ich bin damit beschäftigt, mich auf die nächste Prüfung vorzubereiten.

We were disappointed because we could not carry out our plan .

Wir waren enttäuscht, weil wir unseren Plan nicht umsetzen konnten.

Don't make a promise which you cannot keep .

Machen Sie kein Versprechen, das Sie nicht halten können.

Bob often tries to give up smoking .

Bob versucht oft, mit dem Rauchen aufzuhören.

I tried not to laugh .

Ich habe versucht, nicht zu lachen.

That is new a shop which opened last week .

Das ist neu, ein Laden, der letzte Woche eröffnet wurde.

If you are free , come around to see me .

Wenn Sie Zeit haben, kommen Sie vorbei und besuchen Sie mich.

I'm to blame , not you .

Ich bin schuld, nicht du.

Ken is tall , but I'm not .

Ken ist groß, ich aber nicht.

Run fast , otherwise you will miss the bus .

Lauf schnell, sonst verpasst du den Bus.

It is forty years since I began studying japanese .

Es ist vierzig Jahre her, seit ich angefangen habe, Japanisch zu lernen.

Mary asked her son to behave himself .

Maria forderte ihren Sohn auf, sich zu benehmen.

He said I don't get enough sleep .

Er sagte, ich bekomme nicht genug Schlaf.

I wish she were alive now .

Ich wünschte, sie wäre jetzt am Leben.

We didn't know what to do .

Wir wussten nicht, was wir tun sollten.

It seems that she was a beauty in her day .

Es scheint, dass sie zu ihrer Zeit eine Schönheit war.

He cannot afford to buy a car .

Er kann es sich nicht leisten, ein Auto zu kaufen.

He was poor for a long time , but he is well off now .

Er war lange Zeit arm, aber jetzt geht es ihm gut.

No , I'm tired .

Nein, ich bin müde .

It is strange that she should go home so early .

Es ist seltsam, dass sie so früh nach Hause gehen sollte.

She is engaged in writing a book .

Sie ist damit beschäftigt, ein Buch zu schreiben.

She is looking forward to seeing him again .

Sie freut sich darauf, ihn wiederzusehen.

He is so honest that I can count on him .

Er ist so ehrlich, dass ich auf ihn zählen kann.

I had no choice but to go .

Ich hatte keine andere Wahl, als zu gehen.

No , but I play tennis .

Nein, aber ich spiele Tennis.

It is a pleasure to watch a baseball game on tv .

Es ist eine Freude, ein Baseballspiel im Fernsehen zu sehen.

It happened that I was present when she called .

Es kam vor, dass ich anwesend war, als sie anrief.

I studied hard in order to pass the examination .

Ich habe hart gelernt, um die Prüfung zu bestehen.

If the price is reasonable , I want to buy the car .

Wenn der Preis angemessen ist, möchte ich das Auto kaufen.

The month when school begins is april .

Der Monat, in dem die Schule beginnt, ist April.

No matter which you make , you will be satisfied with it .

Was auch immer Sie machen, Sie werden damit zufrieden sein.

I wish I had more time to talk with you .

Ich wünschte, ich hätte mehr Zeit, mit Ihnen zu reden.

When it's necessary , you can come to me .

Wenn es nötig ist, können Sie zu mir kommen.

We were worried we might miss the train .

Wir hatten Angst, dass wir den Zug verpassen könnten.

What will become of us if a war breaks out ?

Was wird aus uns, wenn ein Krieg ausbricht?

No sooner had she gone there than she was taken ill .

Kaum war sie dort angekommen, wurde sie krank.

We found it impossible for us to cross the river .

Es war uns unmöglich, den Fluss zu überqueren.

That man knows how to get on the president's good side .

Dieser Mann weiß, wie man sich auf die gute Seite des Präsidenten stellt.

I cannot understand what you say .

Ich kann nicht verstehen, was du sagst .

I cannot but feel sorry for him .

Ich kann nicht anders, als Mitleid mit ihm zu haben.

Let's keep him in the dark until we know more .

Lassen wir ihn im Dunkeln, bis wir mehr wissen.

My mother has made me what I am today .

Meine Mutter hat mich zu dem gemacht, was ich heute bin.

We admit that he is a man of ability .

Wir geben zu, dass er ein fähiger Mann ist.

I think it a pity that he told a lie .

Ich finde es schade, dass er gelogen hat.

See to it that this letter is posted without fail .

Sorgen Sie dafür, dass dieser Brief unbedingt abgeschickt wird.

This tree is tall , but that one is even taller .

Dieser Baum ist hoch, aber dieser ist noch höher.

Would you mind waiting another ten minutes ?

Würde es Ihnen etwas ausmachen, noch zehn Minuten zu warten?

She's good at bargaining the price down .

Sie ist gut darin, den Preis herunterzuhandeln.

We got to the station in time to catch the bus .

Wir kamen rechtzeitig am Bahnhof an, um den Bus zu erreichen.

I'd be very glad if you'd come .

Ich würde mich sehr freuen, wenn Sie kommen würden.

Being very tired , I went to bed early .

Da ich sehr müde war, ging ich früh zu Bett.

You can make book on it that he won't help you .

Sie können davon ausgehen, dass er Ihnen nicht hilft.

He is not a man to tell a lie .

Er ist kein Mann, der lügt.

I will lend you whatever book you need .

Ich leihe Ihnen jedes Buch, das Sie brauchen.

You can do whatever you like .

Du kannst machen, was du willst.

Whatever you do , carry it through .

Was auch immer Sie tun, führen Sie es durch.

What that politician said is not at all true .

Was dieser Politiker gesagt hat, ist überhaupt nicht wahr.

Chris is very anxious to go to college .

Chris kann es kaum erwarten, aufs College zu gehen.

It is likely to rain .

Es ist wahrscheinlich, dass es regnen wird.

He's on top of the world after hearing the good news .

Nachdem er die gute Nachricht gehört hat, ist er ganz oben auf der Welt.

She is proud of her husband being rich .

Sie ist stolz darauf, dass ihr Mann reich ist.

I hope the weather will clear up tomorrow .

Ich hoffe, dass das Wetter morgen klar wird.

Try to read as many books as possible .

Versuchen Sie, so viele Bücher wie möglich zu lesen.

I have made up my mind to propose to her .

Ich habe beschlossen, ihr einen Heiratsantrag zu machen.

He ran and ran , but could not catch up with his dog .

Er rannte und rannte, konnte seinen Hund aber nicht einholen.

Well do I remember the scene .

Gut, ich erinnere mich an die Szene.

Don't try to do two things at a time .

Versuchen Sie nicht, zwei Dinge gleichzeitig zu tun.

I'm afraid a promotion is out of the question now .

Ich fürchte, eine Beförderung kommt jetzt nicht mehr in Frage.

I don't pretend to love him .

Ich gebe nicht vor, ihn zu lieben.

It's about time for the train to arrive .

Es ist an der Zeit, dass der Zug ankommt.

How about having a drink after we finish our work today ?

Wie wäre es mit einem Drink, nachdem wir heute unsere Arbeit beendet haben?

I thought that he was a doctor .

Ich dachte, er sei Arzt.

He is determined to go to england .

Er ist entschlossen, nach England zu gehen.

How dare you say such a thing to me ?

Wie kannst du es wagen, mir so etwas zu sagen?

I don't mind waiting for a while .

Es macht mir nichts aus, eine Weile zu warten.

It is necessary that you see a doctor .

Es ist notwendig, dass Sie einen Arzt aufsuchen.

Let's hurry to be in time for the meeting .

Beeilen wir uns, um pünktlich zum Treffen zu sein.

We are accustomed to wearing shoes .

Wir sind es gewohnt, Schuhe zu tragen.

I should be grateful if you would stay until tomorrow .

Ich wäre Ihnen dankbar, wenn Sie bis morgen bleiben würden.

I hear that his father is abroad .

Ich habe gehört, dass sein Vater im Ausland ist.

I calculate he will be late coming home .

Ich gehe davon aus, dass er zu spät nach Hause kommt.

Finish your homework by the time your father comes home .

Erledige deine Hausaufgaben, wenn dein Vater nach Hause kommt.

I do not know if it will rain tomorrow .

Ich weiß nicht, ob es morgen regnen wird.

Do your best in anything you do .

Geben Sie bei allem, was Sie tun, Ihr Bestes.

I was at a loss what to say .

Ich wusste nicht, was ich sagen sollte.

He decided to go to france .

Er beschloss, nach Frankreich zu gehen.

I fear that it will rain tomorrow .

Ich fürchte, dass es morgen regnen wird.

He had no thought of becoming a teacher .

Er dachte nicht daran, Lehrer zu werden.

I'm looking forward to seeing him .

Ich freue mich darauf, ihn zu sehen.

It's natural for you to think so .

Es ist für Sie selbstverständlich, das zu denken.

I know that nancy likes music .

Ich weiß, dass Nancy Musik mag.

I will leave when john comes .

Ich werde gehen, wenn John kommt.

It's very decent of you to help me .

Es ist sehr anständig von Ihnen, mir zu helfen.

Whenever I see this , I remember him .

Immer wenn ich das sehe, erinnere ich mich an ihn.

This is the only thing that was left .

Das ist das Einzige, was übrig geblieben ist.

Though it was raining , she went out .

Obwohl es regnete, ging sie hinaus.

He took pains to write this song .

Er hat sich die Mühe gemacht, dieses Lied zu schreiben.

This is just what I wanted .

Das ist genau das, was ich wollte.

I never have had occasion to use it .

Ich hatte nie Gelegenheit, es zu benutzen.

I think that rumor is true .

Ich denke, dieses Gerücht ist wahr.

The boy I helped is tony .

Der Junge, dem ich geholfen habe, ist Tony.

I'm too sleepy to do my homework .

Ich bin zu müde, um meine Hausaufgaben zu machen.

This river is dangerous to swim in .

Es ist gefährlich, in diesem Fluss zu schwimmen.

It is good for you to take exercise .

Es ist gut für Sie, Sport zu treiben.

I had plenty of time to talk to many friends .

Ich hatte viel Zeit, mit vielen Freunden zu reden.

The rain discouraged us from going out .

Der Regen hielt uns davon ab, rauszugehen.

Jane told us that cooking was not difficult .

Jane erzählte uns, dass Kochen nicht schwierig sei.

Last week's meeting was the longest we have had this year .

Das Treffen letzte Woche war das längste, das wir dieses Jahr hatten.

He's a man you can rely on .

Er ist ein Mann, auf den man sich verlassen kann.

I plan to stay there a week .

Ich habe vor, eine Woche dort zu bleiben.

A woman was kind enough to show me the way .

Eine Frau war so freundlich, mir den Weg zu zeigen.

It was I who met him .

Ich war es, der ihn traf.

All you have to do is to meet her there .

Alles, was Sie tun müssen, ist, sie dort zu treffen.

' what time is it ?'' he wondered .

„Wie spät ist es?“, fragte er sich.

I'll get in touch with you as soon as I arrive .

Ich melde mich bei Ihnen, sobald ich ankomme.

He stopped to put on his shoes .

Er blieb stehen, um seine Schuhe anzuziehen.

I'm very busy so don't count on me .

Ich bin sehr beschäftigt, also verlassen Sie sich nicht auf mich.

I was astonished to hear what had happened .

Ich war erstaunt zu hören, was passiert war.

She's not young , is she ?

Sie ist nicht jung, oder?

He had the nerve to ask for money .

Er hatte den Mut, um Geld zu bitten.

I am afraid you have the wrong number .

Ich fürchte, Sie haben die falsche Nummer.

They began to look into the problem .

Sie begannen, sich mit dem Problem zu befassen.

It makes my head swim to hear you say that .

Mir schwirrt der Kopf, wenn ich dich das sagen höre.

I'm afraid I have to go now .

Ich fürchte, ich muss jetzt gehen .

I will watch tv as soon as I get through my job .

Ich werde fernsehen, sobald ich meinen Job erledigt habe.

It is better to stay in than go out .

Es ist besser, drinnen zu bleiben, als rauszugehen.

I doubt if bob will come on time .

Ich bezweifle, dass Bob pünktlich kommt.

He is the very man I want .

Er ist genau der Mann, den ich will.

I don't want to be the one who breaks the news to her .

Ich möchte nicht derjenige sein, der ihr die Neuigkeit überbringt.

He made it clear that he had nothing to do with the matter .

Er machte deutlich, dass er mit der Angelegenheit nichts zu tun hatte.

He proposed that we should start at once .

Er schlug vor, dass wir sofort beginnen sollten.

On arriving at the station , she rang up her mother .

Als sie am Bahnhof ankam, rief sie ihre Mutter an.

She knows the art of making money .

Sie kennt die Kunst, Geld zu verdienen.

I tried to find out her telephone number .

Ich habe versucht, ihre Telefonnummer herauszufinden.

She made believe that she was sick .

Sie gab vor, krank zu sein.

Walk fast so as to be in time .

Gehen Sie schnell, um rechtzeitig zu sein.

This letter says that he will arrive on monday .

In diesem Brief steht, dass er am Montag ankommen wird.

It's not as if he can't run fast .

Es ist nicht so, dass er nicht schnell laufen kann.

Don't borrow more money than you can help .

Leihen Sie sich nicht mehr Geld, als Sie helfen können.

It took me two hours to get to yokohama .

Ich brauchte zwei Stunden, um nach Yokohama zu gelangen.

I used to stay up late when I was a high school student .

Als ich ein Gymnasiast war, blieb ich lange wach.

I can't see this picture without thinking of my mother .

Ich kann dieses Bild nicht sehen, ohne an meine Mutter zu denken.

He was in a hurry to see his son .

Er hatte es eilig, seinen Sohn zu sehen.

The time will come when she will repent of it .

Die Zeit wird kommen, in der sie es bereuen wird.

You've made me what I am .

Du hast mich zu dem gemacht, was ich bin.

Search as we would , we could not find it .

Obwohl wir gesucht haben, konnten wir es nicht finden.

He complained of the room being too small .

Er beschwerte sich darüber, dass das Zimmer zu klein sei.

We have decided to stay here for the time being .

Wir haben uns entschieden, vorerst hier zu bleiben.

There are few men who don't know that .

Es gibt wenige Männer, die das nicht wissen.

You are too ready to speak ill of others .

Sie sind zu bereit, schlecht über andere zu reden.

Sit down again , miss curtis .

Setzen Sie sich wieder, Miss Curtis.

If you do it that way you won't be mistaken .

Wenn Sie es so machen, werden Sie sich nicht irren.

You can take whatever you like .

Sie können nehmen, was Sie möchten.

This is the room into which he went .

Dies ist der Raum, in den er ging.

I asked him if he would return soon .

Ich fragte ihn, ob er bald zurückkommen würde.

I'm so lucky to have someone who cares .

Ich bin so glücklich, jemanden zu haben, der sich um mich kümmert.

Do you think I should go alone ?

Glaubst du, ich sollte alleine gehen?

I will do anything I can do for her .

Ich werde alles tun, was ich für sie tun kann.

Is there no alternative to what you propose ?

Gibt es keine Alternative zu dem, was Sie vorschlagen?

I'm always surprised at the way he talks to girls .

Ich bin immer wieder überrascht, wie er mit Mädchen redet.

It is doubtful whether bill will come .

Ob der Gesetzentwurf kommt, ist fraglich.

Where there's a will , there's a way .

Wo ein Wille ist, ist auch ein Weg .

When I have finished my homework , I'll go for a swim .

Wenn ich meine Hausaufgaben erledigt habe, gehe ich schwimmen.

I will go for a walk if it is nice tomorrow .

Wenn es morgen schön ist, gehe ich spazieren.

It was alice who went to the concert yesterday .

Es war Alice, die gestern zum Konzert ging.

I put aside the book I was reading .

Ich legte das Buch, das ich las, beiseite.

He did not go out , but sat down .

Er ging nicht hinaus, sondern setzte sich.

Do you suppose it will rain today ?

Glaubst du, dass es heute regnen wird?

He gave up the idea of going to america to study .

Den Gedanken, zum Studium nach Amerika zu gehen, gab er auf.

He worked hard in order to succeed .

Er arbeitete hart, um erfolgreich zu sein.

You make mistakes if you do things in a hurry .

Man macht Fehler, wenn man Dinge in Eile erledigt.

No , I don't have it with me .

Nein, ich habe es nicht dabei.

I'm sorry that I can't meet you tonight .

Es tut mir leid, dass ich dich heute Abend nicht treffen kann.

I never read this book without being reminded of my old days .

Ich habe dieses Buch nie gelesen, ohne an meine alten Tage erinnert zu werden.

He is not the boy who came here yesterday .

Er ist nicht der Junge, der gestern hierher kam.

This is all I can do .

Das ist alles, was ich tun kann.

Where do you think he lives ?

Wo, glauben Sie, wohnt er?

If the telephone rings , can you answer it ?

Wenn das Telefon klingelt, können Sie antworten?

While he was studying , he fell asleep .

Während er lernte, schlief er ein.

Tell him to wait .

Sag ihm, er soll warten.

He knows what he is about .

Er weiß, worum es geht.

My husband has his breakfast while reading the newspaper .

Mein Mann frühstückt, während er Zeitung liest.

See to it that your cigarette is put out before you go to bed .

Sorgen Sie dafür, dass Ihre Zigarette gelöscht wird, bevor Sie zu Bett gehen.

He wrote down the number lest he should forget it .

Er schrieb die Nummer auf, damit er sie nicht vergaß.

It's hard to admit to yourself that you are a failure .

Es ist schwer, sich einzugestehen, dass man ein Versager ist.

I am not a bird , but I'd like to be .

Ich bin kein Vogel, aber ich möchte einer sein.

He commanded me to do it .

Er befahl mir, es zu tun.

When will it suit you to start ?

Wann passt es für Sie, anzufangen?

This is the first time I heard about it .

Dies ist das erste Mal, dass ich davon höre.

She blushed seeing it .

Sie errötete, als sie es sah.

Once you are married , you are done for .

Sobald Sie verheiratet sind, sind Sie erledigt.

You ought to keep working while you have your health .

Sie sollten weiterarbeiten, solange Sie gesund sind.

We finally decided to give him over to the police .

Wir beschlossen schließlich, ihn der Polizei zu übergeben.

They are champing to start at once .

Sie brennen darauf, sofort anzufangen.

My child is curious to know everything .

Mein Kind ist neugierig, alles zu wissen.

Which is larger , japan or britain ?

Was ist größer, Japan oder Großbritannien?

This problem is so easy that I can solve it .

Dieses Problem ist so einfach, dass ich es lösen kann.

She went so far as to call him a fool .

Sie ging sogar so weit, ihn einen Narren zu nennen.

Tell me what you want .

Sagen Sie mir, was Sie wollen .

It seems that they have quarreled .

Es scheint, dass sie sich gestritten haben.

I'm sorry , you are not allowed to .

Es tut mir leid, das ist Ihnen nicht gestattet.

I wonder who they are .

Ich frage mich, wer sie sind.

It is said that my sister is beautiful .

Es heißt, meine Schwester sei schön.

You can not believe a word he says .

Man kann kein Wort glauben, das er sagt.

He always tries to see the good in others .

Er versucht immer, das Gute in anderen zu sehen.

My mother is busy cooking supper .

Meine Mutter ist damit beschäftigt, das Abendessen zu kochen.

I remember the house where I grew up .

Ich erinnere mich an das Haus, in dem ich aufgewachsen bin.

He is not what he seems .

Er ist nicht das, was er zu sein scheint.

I will call you when I have done my shopping .

Ich rufe Sie an, wenn ich meinen Einkauf erledigt habe.

She got up early so as to see the sunrise .

Sie stand früh auf, um den Sonnenaufgang zu sehen.

I don't care as long as you are happy .

Es ist mir egal, solange du glücklich bist.

The car I rented from you has a problem .

Das Auto, das ich bei Ihnen gemietet habe, hat ein Problem.

I did so with a view to pleasing him .

Ich tat dies, um ihm zu gefallen.

I will be over tomorrow if you like .

Wenn Sie möchten, komme ich morgen vorbei.

He raised his hat when he saw me .

Als er mich sah, lüftete er seinen Hut.

The doctor told her that she should take a rest .

Der Arzt sagte ihr, sie solle sich ausruhen.

See to it that this never happens again .

Sorgen Sie dafür, dass so etwas nie wieder passiert.

I think it necessary for him to go there .

Ich halte es für notwendig, dass er dorthin geht.

I wonder why he did not come to the party .

Ich frage mich, warum er nicht zur Party gekommen ist.

Mr brown is not as old as he looks .

Mr. Brown ist nicht so alt, wie er aussieht.

I dare say he will not come .

Ich wage zu behaupten, dass er nicht kommen wird.

You must persevere before you can succeed .

Sie müssen durchhalten, bevor Sie erfolgreich sein können.

I hear he is good at mahjong .

Ich habe gehört, dass er gut Mahjong kann.

He is rich , but he is unkind .

Er ist reich, aber er ist unfreundlich.

We cannot gainsay that he is honest .

Wir können nicht leugnen, dass er ehrlich ist.

I don't doubt his ability to do it .

Ich bezweifle nicht, dass er dazu in der Lage ist.

Her illness prevented her from attending the party .

Ihre Krankheit verhinderte, dass sie an der Party teilnehmen konnte.

Come as soon as you can .

Kommen Sie, sobald Sie können.

He has made me what I am .

Er hat mich zu dem gemacht, was ich bin.

It's a beautiful day , isn't it ?

Es ist ein wunderschöner Tag, nicht wahr?

It is necessary that she should go herself .

Es ist notwendig, dass sie selbst geht.

He was so kind as to lend us some money .

Er war so freundlich, uns etwas Geld zu leihen.

He has the ability to speak ten languages .

Er verfügt über die Fähigkeit, zehn Sprachen zu sprechen.

I didn't feel well , but I went to work .

Mir ging es nicht gut, aber ich ging zur Arbeit.

I enjoyed talking with her .

Es hat mir Spaß gemacht, mit ihr zu reden.

That was the time when he came .

Das war die Zeit, als er kam.

I think that she knows the truth .

Ich denke, dass sie die Wahrheit kennt.

I wonder why he is so angry .

Ich frage mich, warum er so wütend ist.

John tried in vain to solve the problem .

John versuchte vergeblich, das Problem zu lösen.

It's next to impossible to finish it in a day .

Es ist nahezu unmöglich, es an einem Tag fertigzustellen.

You don't have to go unless you want to .

Du musst nicht gehen, es sei denn, du willst.

There is no knowing what will happen tomorrow .

Man weiß nicht, was morgen passieren wird.

He got angry to hear the news .

Er wurde wütend, als er die Nachricht hörte.

After he had done his homework , he watched tv .

Nachdem er seine Hausaufgaben gemacht hatte, schaute er fern.

Sitting here in the sun , I still feel cold .

Wenn ich hier in der Sonne sitze, ist mir immer noch kalt.

You're the only one who can help me .

Du bist der Einzige, der mir helfen kann.

Anyway , I'm getting more experience .

Wie auch immer, ich sammle mehr Erfahrung.

I'm sorry to have disturbed you .

Es tut mir leid, Sie gestört zu haben.

I couldn't bring myself to tell her the truth .

Ich konnte mich nicht dazu durchringen, ihr die Wahrheit zu sagen.

Do you know what has become of him ?

Wissen Sie, was aus ihm geworden ist?

Your mother has made you what you are .

Deine Mutter hat dich zu dem gemacht, was du bist.

From now on , you must be responsible for what you do .

Von nun an müssen Sie für das, was Sie tun, verantwortlich sein.

Out of sight , out of mind .

Aus dem Auge, aus dem Sinn .

I could make nothing of what he said .

Ich konnte mit dem, was er sagte, nichts anfangen.

She prayed that her mother would forgive her .

Sie betete, dass ihre Mutter ihr vergeben würde.

Don't forget to bring back this book .

Vergessen Sie nicht, dieses Buch mitzubringen.

She is in a hurry to see her mother .

Sie hat es eilig, ihre Mutter zu sehen.

He said that I shouldn't even be coming in today .

Er sagte, dass ich heute nicht einmal reinkommen sollte.

My parents came to the airport to see me off .

Meine Eltern kamen zum Flughafen, um mich zu verabschieden.

Rain or shine , I'll go .

Ob Regen oder Sonnenschein, ich gehe.

It is not easy to solve the problem .

Es ist nicht einfach, das Problem zu lösen.

Will you send someone to fix it as soon as possible ?

Werden Sie so schnell wie möglich jemanden schicken, der das Problem repariert?

It seems that he is happy with his new job .

Es scheint, dass er mit seinem neuen Job zufrieden ist.

She was kind enough to help me .

Sie war so freundlich, mir zu helfen.

The girl talking with jim is mary .

Das Mädchen, das mit Jim spricht, ist Mary.

Take care not to turn the box upside down .

Achten Sie darauf, den Karton nicht auf den Kopf zu stellen.

We have no reason for staying here .

Wir haben keinen Grund, hier zu bleiben.

Don't fail to lock the door .

Vergessen Sie nicht, die Tür abzuschließen.

We began to see what we can deduce from it .

Wir begannen zu sehen, was wir daraus ableiten können.

Try solving the problem .

Versuchen Sie, das Problem zu lösen.

I was in a great hurry to take the first train .

Ich hatte es sehr eilig, den ersten Zug zu nehmen.

She has no one to speak to .

Sie hat niemanden, mit dem sie reden kann.

I am japanese , but you are an american .

Ich bin Japaner, aber du bist Amerikaner.

I will get through with my homework before he comes .

Ich werde meine Hausaufgaben erledigen, bevor er kommt.

This is the most beautiful river I have ever seen .

Das ist der schönste Fluss, den ich je gesehen habe.

I heard the door close .

Ich hörte, wie sich die Tür schloss.

He said that he had arrived there that morning .

Er sagte, dass er an diesem Morgen dort angekommen sei.

You must attend to what she says .

Sie müssen darauf achten, was sie sagt.

Before I forget , I will tell you .

Bevor ich es vergesse, werde ich es dir sagen.

I didn't hear what you said .

Ich habe nicht gehört, was du gesagt hast.

They are so much alike that I don't know which is which .

Sie sind sich so ähnlich, dass ich nicht weiß, welches welches ist.

It is lonely to live alone .

Es ist einsam, alleine zu leben.

I'm counting on you to be strong .

Ich zähle darauf, dass du stark bist.

Few students could understand what he said .

Nur wenige Schüler konnten verstehen, was er sagte.

Traveling by boat is a lot of fun , isn't it ?

Mit dem Boot zu reisen macht viel Spaß, nicht wahr?

Now that I am a teacher , I think otherwise .

Jetzt, wo ich Lehrer bin, denke ich anders.

Since he was tired , he went to bed .

Da er müde war, ging er zu Bett.

We will employ a man who can speak english .

Wir werden einen Mann einstellen, der Englisch sprechen kann.

What he said about england is true .

Was er über England gesagt hat, ist wahr.

What he said turned out to be false .

Was er sagte, erwies sich als falsch.

I don't like to be disturbed .

Ich mag es nicht, gestört zu werden.

To speak is one thing and to write is another .

Sprechen ist eine Sache, schreiben eine andere.

I think you're sitting in my seat .

Ich glaube, du sitzt auf meinem Platz.

Don't hesitate to ask questions .

Zögern Sie nicht, Fragen zu stellen.

I will do whatever you wish .

Ich werde tun, was immer du wünschst.

She was surprised to hear the news .

Sie war überrascht, die Nachricht zu hören.

You are tired , aren't you ?

Du bist müde, nicht wahr?

I think it impossible to deny the fact .

Ich halte es für unmöglich, diese Tatsache zu leugnen.

The question is whether he will come on time .

Die Frage ist, ob er pünktlich kommt.

Don't come into my room without knocking .

Kommen Sie nicht in mein Zimmer, ohne anzuklopfen.

Even though I'm tired , I'll study hard .

Auch wenn ich müde bin, werde ich fleißig lernen.

He assumed that the train would be on time .

Er ging davon aus, dass der Zug pünktlich sein würde.

Everyone is afraid of doing new things .

Jeder hat Angst davor, neue Dinge zu tun.

Do you mind if I turn on the radio ?

Stört es Sie, wenn ich das Radio einschalte?

I hope that you will get well soon .

Ich hoffe, dass es Dir bald wieder gut geht.

I will start , weather permitting .

Ich werde beginnen, sofern das Wetter es zulässt.

Please stand by me when I need you .

Bitte steh mir bei, wenn ich dich brauche.

I am looking forward to meeting you when you come .

Ich freue mich darauf, Sie bei Ihrem Besuch kennenzulernen.

I'll make an effort to get up early every morning .

Ich werde mir Mühe geben, jeden Morgen früh aufzustehen.

He attempted to swim across the river .

Er versuchte, über den Fluss zu schwimmen.

Get your friend to help you .

Bitten Sie Ihren Freund, Ihnen zu helfen.

There's no need to see them off .

Es besteht keine Notwendigkeit, sie zu verabschieden.

He is far from being happy .

Er ist weit davon entfernt, glücklich zu sein.

It has been three months since he left japan .

Es ist drei Monate her, seit er Japan verlassen hat.

I'll see if he is in .

Ich werde sehen, ob er dabei ist.

He could not but admire her .

Er konnte nicht anders, als sie zu bewundern.

Take things as they are .

Nimm die Dinge so, wie sie sind.

When I go on vacation , I'll rent a car .

Wenn ich in den Urlaub fahre, miete ich ein Auto.

Tell me what I should be watching for .

Sagen Sie mir, worauf ich achten sollte.

It will not be long before he gets better .

Es wird nicht lange dauern, bis es ihm besser geht.

This is same car that we were in yesterday .

Das ist dasselbe Auto, in dem wir gestern waren.

When she awoke , the family was there .

Als sie aufwachte, war die Familie da.

I felt like crying at the news .

Ich hatte das Gefühl, bei den Nachrichten zu weinen.

I am afraid your watch is two minutes slow .

Ich fürchte, Ihre Uhr geht zwei Minuten nach.

Tell me how to play the game .

Sag mir, wie man das Spiel spielt.

By the way , where are you from ?

Übrigens, von wo kommst du ?

I intended to have finished the work .

Ich hatte vor, die Arbeit abgeschlossen zu haben.

It is difficult for japanese people to speak english fluently .

Für Japaner ist es schwierig, fließend Englisch zu sprechen.

I hope the bus will come before long .

Ich hoffe, dass der Bus bald kommt.

He is not too poor to buy a bicycle .

Er ist nicht zu arm, um sich ein Fahrrad zu kaufen.

It was foolish of her to ask him for help .

Es war dumm von ihr, ihn um Hilfe zu bitten.

Have you ever tried skating on the river ?

Haben Sie schon einmal versucht, auf dem Fluss Schlittschuh zu laufen?

He tried to get up early .

Er versuchte, früh aufzustehen.

There is no mother that doesn't love her children .

Es gibt keine Mutter, die ihre Kinder nicht liebt.

This is a subject of which I know nothing whatever .

Das ist ein Thema, von dem ich überhaupt nichts weiß.

One speaks english , and the other speaks japanese .

Einer spricht Englisch, der andere Japanisch.

You've met mr. Smith already , haven't you ?

Sie haben Herrn getroffen. Smith schon, nicht wahr?

Do you think television does children harm ?

Glauben Sie, dass Fernsehen Kindern schadet?

I have a friend who lives in sapporo .

Ich habe einen Freund, der in Sapporo lebt.

I feel like going out .

Ich habe Lust, auszugehen.

Were I rich , I would help the poor .

Wäre ich reich, würde ich den Armen helfen.

I look around but it's you I can't replace .

Ich schaue mich um, aber du bist es, den ich nicht ersetzen kann.

What is the easiest way to learn english ?

Was ist der einfachste Weg, Englisch zu lernen?

This problem seems to be easy on the surface , but it's really difficult .

Oberflächlich betrachtet scheint dieses Problem einfach zu sein, aber es ist wirklich schwierig.

The news is too good to be true .

Die Nachrichten sind zu schön, um wahr zu sein.

Had I known it , I would have told you .

Hätte ich es gewusst, hätte ich es dir gesagt.

It's not easy to master french at all .

Es ist überhaupt nicht einfach, Französisch zu beherrschen.

Swimming is one thing I enjoy .

Schwimmen ist eine Sache, die mir Spaß macht.

He is kind , and , what is still better , very honest .

Er ist freundlich und, was noch besser ist, sehr ehrlich.

The problem is what to do next .

Das Problem ist, was als nächstes zu tun ist.

Do you mind if I smoke ?

Stört es Sie, wenn ich rauche ?

I am willing to help you .

Ich bin bereit, Ihnen zu helfen.

I felt like crying when I heard the news .

Ich musste weinen, als ich die Nachricht hörte.

Even though he was tired , he went on with his work .

Obwohl er müde war, setzte er seine Arbeit fort.

The year the war ended , I was born .

In dem Jahr, in dem der Krieg endete, wurde ich geboren.

He made believe he was a doctor .

Er gab vor, er sei ein Arzt.

I don't think that it will rain tomorrow .

Ich glaube nicht, dass es morgen regnen wird.

It is no wonder that you are turning down the proposal .

Es ist kein Wunder, dass Sie den Vorschlag ablehnen.

She must have been beautiful when she was young .

Sie muss wunderschön gewesen sein, als sie jung war.

Please come when it is convenient .

Bitte kommen Sie, wenn es Ihnen passt.

You are made to be a poet .

Du bist dazu gemacht, ein Dichter zu sein.

You can easily tell that he is a genius .

Man erkennt leicht, dass er ein Genie ist.

However fast you run , you won't be in time .

Egal wie schnell du rennst, du wirst es nicht schaffen.

Give her this letter when she comes .

Gib ihr diesen Brief, wenn sie kommt.

Strange my foot !

Seltsam, mein Fuß!

He knows how to play the piano .

Er weiß, wie man Klavier spielt.

He has made a promise to come again .

Er hat versprochen, wiederzukommen.

I got up early to catch the first train .

Ich stand früh auf, um den ersten Zug zu erreichen.

When he turned up , we had been waiting for two hours .

Als er auftauchte, warteten wir bereits zwei Stunden.

It was not long before the news came .

Es dauerte nicht lange, bis die Nachricht kam.

He told me that he was very tired then .

Er erzählte mir, dass er damals sehr müde war.

I couldn't get him to do it .

Ich konnte ihn nicht dazu bringen, es zu tun.

I don't like being treated like a child .

Ich mag es nicht, wie ein Kind behandelt zu werden.

She is now well enough to work .

Jetzt geht es ihr gut genug, um arbeiten zu können.

They lived together for two years before they got married .

Sie lebten zwei Jahre zusammen, bevor sie heirateten.

To help others is to help yourself .

Anderen zu helfen bedeutet, sich selbst zu helfen.

I made my son see the doctor .

Ich habe meinen Sohn dazu gebracht, zum Arzt zu gehen.

He held out his hand for more .

Er streckte seine Hand aus, um mehr zu erfahren.

Is that what you have mind ?

Ist es das, was Sie im Sinn haben?

He went so far as to call her a fool .

Er ging sogar so weit, sie eine Narrin zu nennen.

He is confident that he will pass the examination .

Er ist zuversichtlich, dass er die Prüfung bestehen wird.

This camera is small , but very good .

Diese Kamera ist klein, aber sehr gut.

I think I still have time for another cup of coffee .

Ich glaube, ich habe noch Zeit für eine weitere Tasse Kaffee.

I suppose he will be late .

Ich nehme an, er wird zu spät kommen.

I am of the opinion that he is right .

Ich bin der Meinung, dass er recht hat.

My father insisted on our waiting for the train .

Mein Vater bestand darauf, dass wir auf den Zug warteten.

It is useless even if I discuss with you .

Es ist nutzlos, selbst wenn ich es mit Ihnen diskutiere.

The trouble is that we do not have enough money .

Das Problem ist, dass wir nicht genug Geld haben.

' you talk too much ,'' he said .

„Du redest zu viel“, sagte er.

You have no right to say so .

Sie haben kein Recht, das zu sagen.

I'm looking forward to serving your company .

Ich freue mich darauf, Ihr Unternehmen zu betreuen.

He went so far as to say such a rude thing .

Er ging sogar so weit, so etwas Unhöfliches zu sagen.

Whatever I have is yours .

Was auch immer ich habe, gehört dir.

After they had finished their work , they went out .

Nachdem sie ihre Arbeit beendet hatten, gingen sie hinaus.

Come and see me if you have any time .

Kommen Sie vorbei, wenn Sie Zeit haben.

I'm glad you could come . Please make yourself at home .

Ich freue mich, dass du kommen konntest. Bitte fühlen sie sich wie zuhause .

I don't have time to take any more pupils .

Ich habe keine Zeit, weitere Schüler aufzunehmen.

It is up to you to decide what to do .

Es liegt an Ihnen, zu entscheiden, was Sie tun möchten.

Tell me when to stop .

Sag mir, wann ich aufhören soll.

I don't know how to cook too many things .

Ich weiß nicht, wie man zu viele Dinge kocht.

I found that he was turned over to the police .

Ich stellte fest, dass er der Polizei übergeben wurde.

I wish she had come last night .

Ich wünschte, sie wäre letzte Nacht gekommen.

I got him to mend my watch .

Ich habe ihn gebeten, meine Uhr zu reparieren.

It is important for you to read many books .

Es ist wichtig, dass Sie viele Bücher lesen.

We enjoyed the dinner my mother prepared .

Wir genossen das Abendessen, das meine Mutter zubereitet hatte.

Tell me why he was absent .

Sagen Sie mir, warum er abwesend war.

I gave her just what she needed .

Ich gab ihr genau das, was sie brauchte.

Having finished the work , he went to bed .

Nachdem er die Arbeit beendet hatte, ging er zu Bett.

I agree with what you say to some extent .

Ich stimme einigermaßen mit dem überein, was Sie sagen.

Guess what happened to me .

Ratet mal, was mir passiert ist.

It is fun to swim in the sea .

Es macht Spaß, im Meer zu schwimmen.

I am glad it was someone else who got it .

Ich bin froh, dass es jemand anderes war, der es bekommen hat.

I have some idea of what happened .

Ich habe eine Vorstellung davon, was passiert ist.

It is too hot to stay here .

Es ist zu heiß, um hier zu bleiben.

He is a man you can rely upon .

Er ist ein Mann, auf den man sich verlassen kann.

There is no likelihood of his getting well soon .

Es besteht keine Chance, dass er bald wieder gesund wird.

Should that happen , what will you do ?

Sollte das passieren, was werden Sie tun?

They say we're going to get some showers .

Sie sagen, wir werden ein paar Duschen bekommen.

I wish I were clever .

Ich wünschte, ich wäre schlau.

I am sure that he is an honest man .

Ich bin sicher, dass er ein ehrlicher Mann ist.

It was careless of him to go to bed with the tv on .

Es war fahrlässig von ihm, mit eingeschaltetem Fernseher ins Bett zu gehen.

Help yourself to whatever you like .

Bedienen Sie sich, was immer Sie möchten.

If you do that , you're going to subject yourself to ridicule .

Wenn Sie das tun, machen Sie sich lächerlich.

He told me to be kind to others .

Er sagte mir, ich solle freundlich zu anderen sein.

I would rather stay here than go there .

Ich bleibe lieber hier, als dorthin zu gehen.

He seldom , if ever , goes to the movies .

Er geht selten, wenn überhaupt, ins Kino.

I want my mother to get well soon .

Ich möchte, dass meine Mutter bald wieder gesund wird.

This is the house where I was born .

Dies ist das Haus, in dem ich geboren wurde.

Sensing danger , he ran away .

Als er die Gefahr spürte, rannte er davon.

Fine , thank you . And you ?

Gut, Danke . Und du ?

Mother was busy getting ready for dinner .

Mutter war damit beschäftigt, sich auf das Abendessen vorzubereiten.

We heard the door close .

Wir hörten, wie sich die Tür schloss.

Tom asked his father if he could go to the cinema .

Tom fragte seinen Vater, ob er ins Kino gehen könne.

In an emergency he had nothing to fall back upon .

Im Notfall hatte er nichts, worauf er zurückgreifen konnte.

It's a pity that you can't come .

Schade, dass du nicht kommen kannst.

It goes without saying that experience is a good teacher .

Es versteht sich von selbst, dass Erfahrung ein guter Lehrer ist.

I don't know for certain when he will arrive .

Ich weiß nicht genau, wann er ankommen wird.

It would be better if you took a rest here .

Es wäre besser, wenn Sie sich hier ausruhen würden.

Let me have your suggestion as to what I am to say .

Lassen Sie mich Ihren Vorschlag dazu haben, was ich sagen soll.

It was my turn to clean the room .

Ich war an der Reihe, das Zimmer aufzuräumen.

It took me three hours to finish my homework .

Ich brauchte drei Stunden, um meine Hausaufgaben zu erledigen.

I think he is angry .

Ich glaube, er ist wütend.

As far as I know , this is the best one .

Soweit ich weiß, ist dies das Beste.

She was in a hurry to see the new baby .

Sie hatte es eilig, das neue Baby zu sehen.

The work is easy enough for me to finish in a couple of hours .

Die Arbeit ist so einfach, dass ich sie in ein paar Stunden erledigen kann.

I'm afraid I've offended you .

Ich fürchte, ich habe dich beleidigt.

I'm convinced that my daughter will pass the exam .

Ich bin überzeugt, dass meine Tochter die Prüfung bestehen wird.

This is the nth time I've told you to be careful .

Dies ist das x-te Mal, dass ich Ihnen gesagt habe, dass Sie vorsichtig sein sollen.

I decided to become a doctor .

Ich beschloss, Arzt zu werden.

Come to that , I'd like to do some shopping too .

Wenn das so ist, würde ich auch gern etwas einkaufen gehen.

He nodded to her to come along .

Er nickte ihr zu, mitzukommen.

When he saw the police officer , he ran away .

Als er den Polizisten sah, rannte er weg.

Please tell john that I called .

Bitte sagen Sie John, dass ich angerufen habe.

Let me know what you're up to .

Lassen Sie mich wissen, was Sie vorhaben.

It would have been better if you had left it unsaid .

Es wäre besser gewesen, wenn Sie es unausgesprochen gelassen hätten.

This is japan as americans see it .

Das ist Japan, wie es die Amerikaner sehen.

She said that they were good friends of hers .

Sie sagte, dass sie gute Freunde von ihr seien.

I wish we had more time .

Ich wünschte, wir hätten mehr Zeit.

He is the last man I want to see .

Er ist der letzte Mann, den ich sehen möchte.

Don't hesitate to ask questions .

Zögern Sie nicht, Fragen zu stellen.

I will go out if it is fine tomorrow .

Ich werde rausgehen, wenn es morgen gut ist.

You couldn't solve the problem , could you ?

Du konntest das Problem doch nicht lösen, oder?

Do you mean you met her ! ?

Meinst du, du hast sie kennengelernt? ?

He is the last person to tell a lie .

Er ist der Letzte, der lügt.

Which do you like better , meat or fish ?

Was schmeckt Ihnen besser, Fleisch oder Fisch?

I'm wrong , am I not ?

Ich liege falsch, nicht wahr?

I wonder if she will marry him .

Ich frage mich, ob sie ihn heiraten wird.

He tried to give up smoking but in vain .

Er versuchte vergeblich, mit dem Rauchen aufzuhören.

It is impossible that she should have killed herself .

Es ist unmöglich, dass sie sich umgebracht hat.

I doubt if he will come on time .

Ich bezweifle, dass er pünktlich kommt.

I want you to open the window .

Ich möchte, dass du das Fenster öffnest.

Father is now busy writing a letter .

Vater ist jetzt damit beschäftigt, einen Brief zu schreiben.

There is no knowing what may happen .

Man weiß nicht, was passieren könnte.

She admits knowing the secret .

Sie gibt zu, das Geheimnis zu kennen.

This house is too narrow to live in .

Dieses Haus ist zu eng, um darin zu leben.

Japan today is not what it was even ten years ago .

Japan ist heute nicht mehr das, was es vor zehn Jahren war.

It is necessary for you to stop smoking .

Es ist notwendig, dass Sie mit dem Rauchen aufhören.

Happy is he that is happy in his children .

Glücklich ist, wer sich in seinen Kindern freut.

I moved nearer in order to hear better .

Ich ging näher, um besser hören zu können.

I told him to clear out of the room .

Ich sagte ihm, er solle den Raum verlassen.

Please remind me to phone him tomorrow .

Bitte erinnern Sie mich daran, ihn morgen anzurufen.

I think it will rain today .

Ich denke, dass es heute regnen wird.

This problem is not so difficult as it seems .

Dieses Problem ist nicht so schwierig, wie es scheint.

I got up early , so that I could catch the first train .

Ich bin früh aufgestanden, damit ich den ersten Zug erreichen konnte.

It may be that he is not a bad man .

Es kann sein, dass er kein schlechter Mensch ist.

No , I'm not sleepy .

Nein, ich bin nicht müde.

Why he did it is beyond my comprehension .

Warum er das getan hat, ist für mich unverständlich.

It was impossible for him to take the picture in the dark .

Es war ihm unmöglich, das Bild im Dunkeln aufzunehmen.

I often fell , but I never gave up .

Ich bin oft gestürzt, habe aber nie aufgegeben.

If you try at all , you should try your best .

Wenn Sie es überhaupt versuchen, sollten Sie Ihr Bestes geben.

I feel that I don't really belong here .

Ich habe das Gefühl, dass ich nicht wirklich hierher gehöre.

Long , long ago , there lived an old man in a village .

Vor langer, langer Zeit lebte ein alter Mann in einem Dorf.

She wondered which door to open .

Sie fragte sich, welche Tür sie öffnen sollte.

He worked hard only to fail again .

Er arbeitete hart, nur um erneut zu scheitern.

I worked hard to succeed .

Ich habe hart gearbeitet, um erfolgreich zu sein.

She gave a look as much as to say ,'' get out'' .

Sie warf einen Blick zu, als würde sie sagen: „Verschwinde.“

I hope that he will help me .

Ich hoffe, dass er mir helfen wird.

It is necessary that everybody observe these rules .

Es ist notwendig, dass jeder diese Regeln beachtet.

I am prepared to put up with it for the time being .

Ich bin bereit, das vorerst in Kauf zu nehmen.

Her look says that she loves you .

Ihr Blick sagt, dass sie dich liebt.

I'm sorry to trouble you so much .

Es tut mir leid, Sie so sehr zu belästigen.

Give me back the book after you have read it .

Gib mir das Buch zurück, nachdem du es gelesen hast.

You can stay here as long as you like .

Sie können hier so lange bleiben, wie Sie möchten.

I'm not used to getting up early .

Ich bin es nicht gewohnt, früh aufzustehen.

I telephoned to say that I wanted to see him .

Ich rief an und sagte, dass ich ihn sehen wollte.

It has been her dream to be a university professor .

Ihr Traum war es, Universitätsprofessorin zu werden.

I go to school because I want to learn .

Ich gehe zur Schule, weil ich lernen will.

I had to work hard when I was young .

Als ich jung war, musste ich hart arbeiten.

The tea is so hot that I cannot drink it .

Der Tee ist so heiß, dass ich ihn nicht trinken kann.

He is a little slow , but otherwise he is a good student .

Er ist etwas langsam, aber ansonsten ist er ein guter Schüler.

I'd be happy if you'd help me .

Ich würde mich freuen, wenn Sie mir helfen würden.

This is the boy whom I met there yesterday .

Das ist der Junge, den ich gestern dort getroffen habe.

I took it for granted that you would attend the meeting .

Ich habe es als selbstverständlich angesehen, dass Sie an dem Treffen teilnehmen würden.

Please lend me the dictionary when you are through with it .

Bitte leihen Sie mir das Wörterbuch, wenn Sie damit fertig sind.

He is the only child they have .

Er ist das einzige Kind, das sie haben.

I took a bus so as not to be late for my appointment .

Ich bin mit dem Bus gefahren, um nicht zu spät zu meinem Termin zu kommen.

I admit to being careless .

Ich gebe zu, nachlässig zu sein.

He is a man who can always be trusted .

Er ist ein Mann, dem man immer vertrauen kann.

It is difficult for me to answer the question .

Es fällt mir schwer, die Frage zu beantworten.

I suppose he's gone home .

Ich nehme an, er ist nach Hause gegangen.

I hope everything will turn out well in the end .

Ich hoffe, dass am Ende alles gut wird.

I would like you to come with me .

Ich möchte, dass du mitkommst.

Would you mind lending me your car ?

Würde es Ihnen etwas ausmachen, mir Ihr Auto zu leihen?

I didn't know what to do first .

Ich wusste nicht, was ich zuerst tun sollte.

I don't know what has become of him .

Ich weiß nicht, was aus ihm geworden ist.

She saw me enter the store .

Sie sah, wie ich den Laden betrat.

I don't like being made a fool of .

Ich mag es nicht, wenn ich zum Narren gehalten werde.

He came after you left .

Er kam, nachdem du gegangen warst.

I'm sorry , but I can't hear you well .

Es tut mir leid, aber ich kann dich nicht gut hören.

He admitted having done wrong .

Er gab zu, Unrecht getan zu haben.

It is not as good as it looks .

Es ist nicht so gut, wie es aussieht.

John asked mary whether she would like to go shopping .

John fragte Mary, ob sie einkaufen gehen möchte.

I will wait until she comes .

Ich werde warten, bis sie kommt.

I make it a rule to take a walk before breakfast .

Ich mache es mir zur Regel, vor dem Frühstück einen Spaziergang zu machen.

Every time I saw him , I found him to be taller .

Jedes Mal, wenn ich ihn sah, stellte ich fest, dass er größer war.

It is remarkable for her not to understand .

Es ist bemerkenswert, dass sie es nicht versteht.

What would you do , if you should be taken ill ?

Was würden Sie tun, wenn Sie krank würden?

In any case , it's wrong to break a promise .

Auf jeden Fall ist es falsch, ein Versprechen zu brechen.

Mainly , what he said is right .

Vor allem ist es richtig, was er gesagt hat.

That is because I got up late .

Das liegt daran, dass ich spät aufgestanden bin.

I'm used to getting up early .

Ich bin es gewohnt, früh aufzustehen.

Please forgive me for being late .

Bitte verzeihen Sie mir, dass ich zu spät komme.

There is no use talking to her .

Es hat keinen Sinn, mit ihr zu reden.

It is up to you to decide what to do .

Es liegt an Ihnen, zu entscheiden, was Sie tun möchten.

I am afraid I can't help you .

Ich fürchte, ich kann dir nicht helfen.

That you have come early is a good thing .

Dass Sie früh gekommen sind, ist eine gute Sache.

Hold your breath , please .

Halten Sie den Atem, bitte .

I am about to leave here .

Ich bin dabei, hier wegzugehen.

We accustomed our children to sleeping alone .

Wir haben unsere Kinder daran gewöhnt, alleine zu schlafen.

I think the train will come soon .

Ich denke, der Zug kommt bald.

When I heard it , I was dumbfounded .

Als ich es hörte, war ich sprachlos.

Now that I notice it , I have nowhere to run .

Jetzt, wo ich es bemerke, kann ich nirgendwo hinlaufen.

What made you change your mind ?

Was hat Sie dazu bewogen, Ihre Meinung zu ändern?

It took a long , long time .

Es hat sehr, sehr lange gedauert.

You can travel how you please .

Sie können reisen, wie Sie möchten.

The snow prevented me from going there .

Der Schnee hinderte mich daran, dorthin zu gehen.

I want you to read this letter .

Ich möchte, dass Sie diesen Brief lesen.

Well , you have only to ask for his help .

Nun, Sie müssen ihn nur um Hilfe bitten.

I went to the airport to see my mother off .

Ich ging zum Flughafen, um meine Mutter zu verabschieden.

Is this the street leading to the station ?

Ist das die Straße, die zum Bahnhof führt?

I looked in as many dictionaries as I could .

Ich habe in so vielen Wörterbüchern gesucht, wie ich konnte.

I'm sure he is keeping something from me .

Ich bin sicher, er verheimlicht mir etwas.

Thank you very much for coming all the way to see me off .

Vielen Dank, dass Sie den ganzen Weg gekommen sind, um mich zu verabschieden.

The important thing is you will talk with your teacher about it .

Wichtig ist, dass Sie mit Ihrem Lehrer darüber sprechen.

All that he says is true .

Alles, was er sagt, ist wahr.

That was because my watch was five minutes slow .

Das lag daran, dass meine Uhr fünf Minuten nachging.

The boy standing over there is my son .

Der Junge, der da drüben steht, ist mein Sohn.

You didn't come to school yesterday , did you ?

Du bist gestern nicht zur Schule gekommen, oder?

They say we're going to get heavy rain .

Sie sagen, dass es heftig regnen wird.

I suggested that the meeting be put off .

Ich schlug vor, das Treffen zu verschieben.

My education has made me what I am .

Meine Ausbildung hat mich zu dem gemacht, was ich bin.

She did not forget his kindness as long as she lived .

Sie vergaß seine Güte nicht, solange sie lebte.

All you have to do is believe me .

Alles, was Sie tun müssen, ist mir zu glauben.

I wish I could travel around the world .

Ich wünschte, ich könnte um die Welt reisen.

He is old enough to travel alone .

Er ist alt genug, um alleine zu reisen.

Don't bother to call on him .

Machen Sie sich nicht die Mühe, ihn anzurufen.

She admitted that she was wrong .

Sie gab zu, dass sie sich geirrt hatte.

Don't speak to him while he is driving .

Sprechen Sie nicht mit ihm, während er Auto fährt.

My mother advised me to see the dentist .

Meine Mutter riet mir, zum Zahnarzt zu gehen.

It was irresponsible of him to break a promise .

Es war unverantwortlich von ihm, ein Versprechen zu brechen.

I will go when he comes back .

Ich werde gehen, wenn er zurückkommt.

All you have to do is to do your best .

Alles, was Sie tun müssen, ist, Ihr Bestes zu geben.

I feel as I can rely on things now .

Ich habe das Gefühl, dass ich mich jetzt auf die Dinge verlassen kann.

Whether we will go on the trip depends on the weather .

Ob wir die Reise antreten, hängt vom Wetter ab.

She went into her room to change her dress .

Sie ging in ihr Zimmer, um sich umzuziehen.

The trouble with us is that we have no funds .

Das Problem bei uns ist, dass wir keine Mittel haben.

I would rather walk than wait for a bus .

Ich gehe lieber zu Fuß, als auf einen Bus zu warten.

It is all right to eat out tonight ?

Ist es in Ordnung, heute Abend auswärts zu essen?

I don't have any clothes for when I go clothes shopping .

Ich habe keine Kleidung, wenn ich einkaufen gehe.

We will start tomorrow , weather permitting .

Wir werden morgen beginnen, sofern das Wetter es zulässt.

What is done cannot be undone .

Was getan wird, kann nicht rückgängig gemacht werden .

I need somebody to help me .

Ich brauche jemanden, der mir hilft.

I am quite willing to do anything for you .

Ich bin durchaus bereit, alles für Sie zu tun.

1980 was the year when I was born .

1980 war das Jahr, in dem ich geboren wurde.

I am not so poor that I cannot send my son to college .

Ich bin nicht so arm, dass ich meinen Sohn nicht aufs College schicken könnte.

When I was a child , I would often call on him on sunday .

Als ich ein Kind war, besuchte ich ihn oft sonntags.

We expect him to succeed .

Wir erwarten, dass er Erfolg hat.

Is that what you have in mind ?

Ist es das, was Sie im Sinn haben?

He is apt to forget .

Er neigt dazu, zu vergessen.

It is difficult for me to handle the case .

Es fällt mir schwer, mit dem Fall umzugehen.

I forgot to turn off the tv before going to bed .

Ich habe vergessen, den Fernseher vor dem Schlafengehen auszuschalten.

There is a possibility that it will snow tonight .

Es besteht die Möglichkeit, dass es heute Nacht schneien wird.

It appears that she might change her mind .

Es scheint, dass sie ihre Meinung ändern könnte.

This is the house where my uncle lives .

Dies ist das Haus, in dem mein Onkel lebt.

Jane liked to make believe she was a teacher .

Jane tat gern so, als wäre sie Lehrerin.

I'm glad to hear that she is unmarried .

Ich bin froh zu hören, dass sie unverheiratet ist.

He studied hard in order to pass the test .

Er lernte fleißig, um die Prüfung zu bestehen.

It's a pity that you should leave japan .

Es ist schade, dass Sie Japan verlassen sollten.

He went to italy in order to study music .

Er ging nach Italien, um Musik zu studieren.

It is fortunate that you should have such a good friend .

Es ist ein Glück, dass Sie einen so guten Freund haben.

They wondered what to do first .

Sie fragten sich, was sie zuerst tun sollten.

There is no guarantee that he'll be back next week .

Es gibt keine Garantie, dass er nächste Woche zurückkommt.

I don't like those who say so .

Ich mag diejenigen nicht, die das sagen.

We waited for him to turn up .

Wir warteten darauf, dass er auftauchte.

I took it for granted that he would stand by me .

Ich hielt es für selbstverständlich, dass er mir zur Seite stehen würde.

I'm sorry if my words hurt you .

Es tut mir leid, wenn meine Worte dich verletzt haben.

You neglected to say'' thank you .''

Sie haben es versäumt, „Danke“ zu sagen.

That made him govern himself .

Das brachte ihn dazu, sich selbst zu regieren.

I think everything is going well .

Ich denke, dass alles gut läuft.

I wish I had been kind to her then .

Ich wünschte, ich wäre damals freundlich zu ihr gewesen.

She had the kindness to take the lady to her home .

Sie hatte die Freundlichkeit, die Dame zu sich nach Hause zu bringen.

It happened that he found the treasure .

Es geschah, dass er den Schatz fand.

He failed to escape from the fire and burned to death .

Es gelang ihm nicht, dem Feuer zu entkommen und er verbrannte.

I hope he will make good in his new position .

Ich hoffe, dass er sich in seiner neuen Position gut behaupten wird.

I had hardly started to work when it began to rain .

Ich hatte kaum mit der Arbeit begonnen, als es zu regnen begann.

There are also people who like spring better than autumn .

Es gibt auch Menschen, denen der Frühling lieber ist als der Herbst.

There is no hurry about returning the book to me .

Ich habe keine Eile, mir das Buch zurückzugeben.

He told us to come on time .

Er sagte uns, wir sollten pünktlich kommen.

I don't know for certain when he will come .

Ich weiß nicht genau, wann er kommen wird.

If you do it at all , do it well .

Wenn Sie es überhaupt tun, dann machen Sie es gut.

I hope to marry her .

Ich hoffe, sie zu heiraten.

I don't quite understand what he says .

Ich verstehe nicht ganz, was er sagt.

With the car stolen , there was nothing for it but to walk .

Da das Auto gestohlen war, blieb ihm nichts anderes übrig, als zu Fuß zu gehen.

He was kind enough to take me to the hospital .

Er war so freundlich, mich ins Krankenhaus zu bringen.

I don't mind even if she doesn't come .

Es macht mir nichts aus, auch wenn sie nicht kommt.

We found it hard to change the plan .

Es fiel uns schwer, den Plan zu ändern.

Don't try to find fault with others .

Versuchen Sie nicht, bei anderen Fehler zu finden.

They say that seeing is believing .

Sie sagen, dass Sehen Glauben bedeutet.

He was the last person to arrive .

Er war der Letzte, der ankam.

I can't fathom what you said .

Ich kann nicht verstehen, was du gesagt hast.

Whenever he comes , he scolds us .

Wann immer er kommt, schimpft er mit uns.

He succeeded in solving the question .

Es gelang ihm, die Frage zu lösen.

The mother tried to reason with her son .

Die Mutter versuchte, mit ihrem Sohn zur Vernunft zu kommen.

Tell me when you will call me .

Sagen Sie mir, wann Sie mich anrufen werden.

They say that she was born in germany .

Es heißt, sie sei in Deutschland geboren.

It is time he went to school .

Es ist Zeit, dass er zur Schule geht.

This book is so difficult that I can't read it .

Dieses Buch ist so schwierig, dass ich es nicht lesen kann.

You will succeed in learning english .

Es wird Ihnen gelingen, Englisch zu lernen.

I believe him honest .

Ich glaube, er ist ehrlich.

I wish you to go there instead .

Ich wünsche dir, dass du stattdessen dorthin gehst.

She implied that she would like to come with us .

Sie deutete an, dass sie gerne mitkommen würde.

There are many problems for them to deal with .

Es gibt viele Probleme, mit denen sie umgehen müssen.

Let me think it over , and I'll let you know later .

Lassen Sie mich darüber nachdenken, dann gebe ich Ihnen später Bescheid.

He is sure of winning the game .

Er ist sich sicher, dass er das Spiel gewinnen wird.

I'm afraid I won't be able to take part in the meeting tonight .

Ich befürchte, dass ich heute Abend nicht an der Sitzung teilnehmen kann.

I like playing tennis .

Ich mag es, Tennis zu spielen .

I have been to the station to see him off .

Ich war auf dem Bahnhof, um ihn zu verabschieden.

I wish I were as smart as you are .

Ich wünschte, ich wäre so schlau wie du.

I'm sure he'll be along soon .

Ich bin mir sicher, dass er bald dabei sein wird.

Let us know whether you can come .

Teilen Sie uns mit, ob Sie kommen können.

I believe the police will ignore you .

Ich glaube, die Polizei wird Sie ignorieren.

What he says is true in a sense .

Was er sagt, ist in gewissem Sinne wahr.

I've got everything that you want .

Ich habe alles, was du willst.

I wonder what it is like to travel through space .

Ich frage mich, wie es ist, durch den Weltraum zu reisen.

It is very kind of you to invite me to the party .

Es ist sehr nett von Ihnen, mich zur Party einzuladen.

It is impossible for me to do so .

Es ist mir unmöglich, das zu tun.

It seems to me that this is too expensive .

Mir scheint, das ist zu teuer.

Who is the man that you were talking with ?

Wer ist der Mann, mit dem Sie gesprochen haben?

I'll help you as much as I can .

Ich helfe Ihnen, so gut ich kann.

I stayed in bed all day instead of going to work .

Ich blieb den ganzen Tag im Bett, anstatt zur Arbeit zu gehen.

He was busy when I called him up .

Er war beschäftigt, als ich ihn anrief.

What would you do if war were to break out ?

Was würden Sie tun, wenn ein Krieg ausbrechen würde?

I was foolish enough to believe it .

Ich war dumm genug, es zu glauben.

I cannot see this picture without remembering my childhood .

Ich kann dieses Bild nicht sehen, ohne mich an meine Kindheit zu erinnern.

They say we're going to get some rain later .

Sie sagen, dass es später regnen wird.

He entreated us help him .

Er bat uns, ihm zu helfen.

Business prevented him from going to the concert .

Geschäfte hinderten ihn daran, zum Konzert zu gehen.

Will you please help me carry this suitcase ?

Helfen Sie mir bitte, diesen Koffer zu tragen?

The concert was all but over when I arrived .

Als ich ankam, war das Konzert schon fast zu Ende.

Come what may , I shall never change my mind .

Was auch immer kommen mag, ich werde meine Meinung nie ändern.

You are a schoolteacher , aren't you ?

Sie sind Lehrer, nicht wahr?

He worked hard , until he fell ill .

Er arbeitete hart, bis er krank wurde.

Goodness knows what it was .

Gott weiß, was es war.

Stop reading comic books while working .

Hören Sie auf, während der Arbeit Comics zu lesen.

She couldn't come on account of being busy .

Sie konnte nicht kommen, weil sie beschäftigt war.

Why he got angry is quite clear .

Warum er wütend wurde, ist ziemlich klar.

I feel grateful to hear that she has got well .

Ich bin dankbar zu hören, dass es ihr gut gegangen ist.

I had not waited long before the bus came .

Ich hatte nicht lange gewartet, bis der Bus kam.

His objective is to pass the test .

Sein Ziel ist es, die Prüfung zu bestehen.

Now I have the hat which I thought was lost .

Jetzt habe ich den Hut, den ich verloren geglaubt habe.

You make mistakes if you do things in a hurry .

Man macht Fehler, wenn man Dinge in Eile erledigt.

The important thing is not to win but to take part .

Wichtig ist nicht, zu gewinnen, sondern mitzumachen.

Do you think we'll make it to the airport in time , paul ?

Glaubst du, wir schaffen es rechtzeitig zum Flughafen, Paul?

It's to your advantage to learn everything you can .

Es ist zu Ihrem Vorteil, alles zu lernen, was Sie können.

He phoned her as soon as he came home .

Er rief sie an, sobald er nach Hause kam.

An eye for an eye , a tooth for a tooth .

Auge um Auge, Zahn um Zahn.

I didn't know she was married .

Ich wusste nicht, dass sie verheiratet war.

I exerted myself to pass the examination .

Ich habe mich angestrengt, um die Prüfung zu bestehen.

I couldn't catch what he said .

Ich konnte nicht verstehen, was er sagte.

She tore the letter up after reading it .

Sie zerriss den Brief, nachdem sie ihn gelesen hatte.

They complained of the room being too hot .

Sie beschwerten sich darüber, dass es im Zimmer zu heiß sei.

The earth is a small but beautiful planet .

Die Erde ist ein kleiner, aber schöner Planet.

It was a week before she got well .

Es dauerte eine Woche, bis sie wieder gesund wurde.

He has got well , so that he can work now .

Es geht ihm gut, sodass er nun arbeiten kann.

John ran to the station so as to catch the last train .

John rannte zum Bahnhof, um den letzten Zug zu erwischen.

It took us two hours to get to tokyo .

Wir brauchten zwei Stunden, um nach Tokio zu gelangen.

The teacher told me to stand up .

Der Lehrer sagte mir, ich solle aufstehen.

He felt sad because he lost his father .

Er war traurig, weil er seinen Vater verloren hatte.

I think it natural that he got angry .

Ich halte es für natürlich, dass er wütend wurde.

Though I was tired , I did my best .

Obwohl ich müde war, gab ich mein Bestes.

It will be hard for you to speak english .

Es wird Ihnen schwerfallen, Englisch zu sprechen.

Aha , you did it , didn't you ?

Aha, du hast es geschafft, nicht wahr?

He made up his mind to keep a diary every day .

Er nahm sich vor, jeden Tag ein Tagebuch zu führen.

It's true that he saw a monster .

Es stimmt, dass er ein Monster gesehen hat.

My father is not as old as he looks .

Mein Vater ist nicht so alt, wie er aussieht.

You know that I don't like eggs .

Du weißt, dass ich keine Eier mag.

Don't forget to mail this letter .

Vergessen Sie nicht, diesen Brief per Post zu verschicken.

Let me know the time when he will come .

Teilen Sie mir mit, wann er kommen wird.

I will see to it that everything is ready in time .

Ich werde dafür sorgen, dass alles rechtzeitig fertig ist.

He is free to go there .

Es steht ihm frei, dorthin zu gehen.

He made mistakes on purpose to annoy me .

Er hat absichtlich Fehler gemacht, um mich zu ärgern.

I'm tired of watching tv .

Ich habe es satt, fernzusehen.

I've been waiting for love to come .

Ich habe darauf gewartet, dass die Liebe kommt.

I would rather stay at home than go out .

Ich bleibe lieber zu Hause, als auszugehen.

That is a student whom my father teaches .

Das ist ein Schüler, den mein Vater unterrichtet.

Make love , not war .

Liebe machen, nicht Krieg.

I think I hurt his feelings .

Ich glaube, ich habe seine Gefühle verletzt.

It matters little if we are late .

Es spielt keine Rolle, ob wir zu spät kommen.

To tell the truth , he is not a human being .

Um die Wahrheit zu sagen, er ist kein Mensch.

I'm sorry to cause you all this trouble .

Es tut mir leid, Ihnen all diesen Ärger zu bereiten.

You can go home if you like .

Du kannst nach Hause gehen, wenn du willst.

Tell whoever comes that I'm out .

Sagen Sie demjenigen, der kommt, dass ich draußen bin.

He ruined his health by working too much .

Er ruinierte seine Gesundheit, indem er zu viel arbeitete.

I don't know when bob came to japan .

Ich weiß nicht, wann Bob nach Japan kam.

He really gets into anything he tries .

Er lässt sich wirklich auf alles ein, was er versucht.

Try to carry out what you have planned .

Versuchen Sie, das umzusetzen, was Sie geplant haben.

I believe that the story is true .

Ich glaube, dass die Geschichte wahr ist.

I merely came to inform you of the fact .

Ich bin lediglich gekommen, um Sie darüber zu informieren.

Bill will win , won't he ?

Bill wird gewinnen, nicht wahr?

She found it difficult to answer the question .

Es fiel ihr schwer, die Frage zu beantworten.

They set about building a house .

Sie machten sich daran, ein Haus zu bauen.

As soon as we got to the lake , we started swimming .

Sobald wir am See ankamen, begannen wir zu schwimmen.

There are few , if any , mistakes .

Es gibt, wenn überhaupt, nur wenige Fehler.

It is up to you whether you pass the examination or not .

Es liegt an Ihnen, ob Sie die Prüfung bestehen oder nicht.

It is not given to everybody to study abroad .

Es ist nicht jedermanns Sache, im Ausland zu studieren.

When I was young , I was living from hand to mouth .

Als ich jung war, lebte ich von der Hand in den Mund.

Don't forget to mail this letter first thing in the morning .

Vergessen Sie nicht, diesen Brief gleich morgens abzuschicken.

Your father works for a bank , doesn't he ?

Dein Vater arbeitet für eine Bank, nicht wahr?

Whether we succeed or not , we have to do our best .

Ob es uns gelingt oder nicht, wir müssen unser Bestes geben.

I'm afraid I have an inflammation in my eyes .

Ich fürchte, ich habe eine Entzündung in meinen Augen.

Every time I call on you , you're out .

Jedes Mal, wenn ich dich anrufe, bist du draußen.

You'll get into trouble if your parents find out .

Du wirst in Schwierigkeiten geraten, wenn deine Eltern es herausfinden.

This is the man who's suspected by the police .

Dies ist der Mann, den die Polizei verdächtigt.

Cathy is coming to see our baby tonight .

Cathy kommt heute Abend, um unser Baby zu sehen.

The question is who will do it .

Die Frage ist, wer das machen wird.

I would rather go out than stay at home .

Ich gehe lieber raus, als zu Hause zu bleiben.

Having finished it , he went to bed .

Nachdem er damit fertig war, ging er zu Bett.

When he got to the station , the train had already left .

Als er am Bahnhof ankam, war der Zug bereits abgefahren.

I hope that you will help me .

Ich hoffe, dass Sie mir helfen werden.

Keiko is kind , isn't she ?

Keiko ist nett, nicht wahr?

He is the only person that can do it .

Er ist der Einzige, der das kann.

I think it's around here .

Ich denke, es ist hier in der Nähe.

We must decide when to start .

Wir müssen entscheiden, wann wir beginnen.

I do beseech you , hear me through .

Ich flehe Sie an, hören Sie mir zu.

Mr yamada , you are wanted on the phone .

Herr Yamada, Sie werden am Telefon gesucht.

It was tom that broke the window yesterday .

Es war Tom, der gestern das Fenster zerbrochen hat.

Keep away from me because I have a bad cold .

Halten Sie sich von mir fern, denn ich habe eine schlimme Erkältung.

When he was young , he had an arrogant air .

Als er jung war, wirkte er arrogant.

If I were you , I wouldn't do so .

Wenn ich du wäre, würde ich das nicht tun.

He managed the company while his father was ill .

Er leitete das Unternehmen, während sein Vater krank war.

The picture you are looking at costs 100,000 yen .

Das Bild, das Sie sich ansehen, kostet 100.000 Yen.

I managed to make him understand it .

Es gelang mir, es ihm verständlich zu machen.

It is true that she teaches french .

Es stimmt, dass sie Französisch unterrichtet.

I don't believe such things to exist .

Ich glaube nicht, dass solche Dinge existieren.

I want you to help me with my homework .

Ich möchte, dass du mir bei meinen Hausaufgaben hilfst.

My uncle came to see me .

Mein Onkel kam, um mich zu besuchen.

It is impossible for us to cross that river .

Es ist für uns unmöglich, diesen Fluss zu überqueren.

I hope to see you .

Ich hoffe, Sie zu sehen .

I intended to have gone abroad .

Ich hatte vor, ins Ausland zu gehen.

The teacher will illustrate how to do it .

Der Lehrer wird Ihnen zeigen, wie es geht.

I wonder if you could do me a favor .

Ich frage mich, ob Sie mir einen Gefallen tun könnten.

You must consider it before you answer .

Sie müssen darüber nachdenken, bevor Sie antworten.

Hurry up , or we'll be late .

Beeilen Sie sich, sonst kommen wir zu spät.

We have been to see her off .

Wir waren dort, um sie zu verabschieden.

If it rains tomorrow , we will go there by car .

Wenn es morgen regnet, fahren wir mit dem Auto dorthin.

I agreed to help him in his work .

Ich erklärte mich bereit, ihm bei seiner Arbeit zu helfen.

We think that there should be no more wars .

Wir sind der Meinung, dass es keine Kriege mehr geben sollte.

She set about writing the essay .

Sie machte sich daran, den Aufsatz zu schreiben.

I've heard you've been sick .

Ich habe gehört, dass du krank warst.

I'm responsible for what my son has done .

Ich bin verantwortlich für das, was mein Sohn getan hat.

Please permit me to ask you some questions .

Erlauben Sie mir bitte, Ihnen einige Fragen zu stellen.

I have to go to the airport to meet my family .

Ich muss zum Flughafen, um meine Familie zu treffen.

The woman who wore the white clothes was out to a party .

Die Frau, die die weiße Kleidung trug, war auf einer Party.

I have been to see my friend off .

Ich war dort, um meinen Freund zu verabschieden.

The teacher began to shoot questions at me .

Der Lehrer fing an, mir Fragen zuzuwerfen.

Don't forget to write to me .

Vergessen Sie nicht, mir zu schreiben.

You know I can't .

Du weißt, dass ich das nicht kann.

She gave birth to a fine healthy baby .

Sie brachte ein schönes, gesundes Baby zur Welt.

What he says does not make any sense .

Was er sagt, ergibt keinen Sinn.

He didn't dare say anything .

Er traute sich nicht, etwas zu sagen.

I wish I hadn't spent so much money .

Ich wünschte, ich hätte nicht so viel Geld ausgegeben.

Everything was in order until he came .

Bis er kam, war alles in Ordnung.

We were surprised to hear the news .

Wir waren überrascht, die Neuigkeiten zu hören.

When spring comes , it gets warms .

Wenn der Frühling kommt, wird es warm.

He went so far as to call me a fool .

Er ging sogar so weit, mich einen Narren zu nennen.

He told me that he had gone there .

Er erzählte mir, dass er dorthin gegangen sei.

Life has been so flat since I came here .

Das Leben war so flach, seit ich hierher kam.

I went to the park to play tennis .

Ich ging in den Park, um Tennis zu spielen.

I felt all the more sad to hear that .

Umso trauriger war ich, das zu hören.

No , I will go by bus .

Nein, ich fahre mit dem Bus.

My father made me what I am today .

Mein Vater hat mich zu dem gemacht, was ich heute bin.

Can you be ready to leave tomorrow ?

Können Sie bereit sein, morgen abzureisen?

Small children are afraid of being left alone in the dark .

Kleine Kinder haben Angst davor, im Dunkeln allein gelassen zu werden.

You must learn to be more careful .

Sie müssen lernen, vorsichtiger zu sein.

I hurried to the station only to miss the train .

Ich eilte zum Bahnhof, verpasste jedoch den Zug.

My car is large enough to carry five people .

Mein Auto ist groß genug, um fünf Personen zu transportieren.

The meeting , in short , was a waste of time .

Kurz gesagt, das Treffen war Zeitverschwendung.

No , she didn't .

Nein, das hat sie nicht.

A host of friends came to see me off .

Viele Freunde kamen, um mich zu verabschieden.

When I was young , I would often watch baseball .

Als ich jung war, habe ich oft Baseball geschaut.

Nobody likes being laughed at .

Niemand mag es, ausgelacht zu werden.

He is rich enough to buy the painting .

Er ist reich genug, um das Gemälde zu kaufen.

Look at that boy running .

Schau dir den Jungen an, der rennt.

I am sure that bob will pass the examination .

Ich bin mir sicher, dass Bob die Prüfung bestehen wird.

Let's suppose that she is here .

Nehmen wir an, dass sie hier ist.

She is not accustomed to driving for a long time .

Sie ist es nicht gewohnt, längere Zeit Auto zu fahren.

It makes no difference whether he will come or not .

Es macht keinen Unterschied, ob er kommt oder nicht.

How long has it been since we last met ?

Wie lange ist es her, seit wir uns das letzte Mal trafen?

To understand all is to forgive all .

Alles zu verstehen bedeutet, allen zu vergeben.

It seems that his father is a lawyer .

Es scheint, dass sein Vater Anwalt ist.

Was it you that left the door open last night ?

Warst du es, der letzte Nacht die Tür offen gelassen hat?

You really made me lose face .

Du hast mich wirklich dazu gebracht, mein Gesicht zu verlieren.

Promises are made to be broken .

Versprechen werden gemacht, um gebrochen zu werden.

He is not a man to be trusted .

Er ist kein Mann, dem man vertrauen kann.

There is no point in pretending to be sick .

Es hat keinen Sinn, so zu tun, als wäre man krank.

I recollect his saying so .

Ich erinnere mich, dass er das gesagt hat.

I went to the airport to see them off .

Ich ging zum Flughafen, um sie zu verabschieden.

While reading a book , I fell asleep .

Während ich ein Buch las, schlief ich ein.

Please explain how to take the medicine .

Bitte erklären Sie, wie das Arzneimittel einzunehmen ist.

Well may you ask why !

Nun fragen Sie sich vielleicht, warum!

How come you made such a mistake ?

Wie kommt es, dass du so einen Fehler gemacht hast?

Try to see the problem from her point of view .

Versuchen Sie, das Problem aus ihrer Sicht zu betrachten.

She came to japan for the purpose of studying japanese .

Sie kam nach Japan, um Japanisch zu lernen.

Don't pretend you don't know .

Tun Sie nicht so, als wüssten Sie es nicht.

Hurry up in order to catch the train .

Beeilen Sie sich, um den Zug zu erreichen.

It is probable that she will come .

Es ist wahrscheinlich, dass sie kommen wird.

I hardly think she'd do that .

Ich glaube kaum, dass sie das tun würde.

It goes without saying that english is an international language .

Es versteht sich von selbst, dass Englisch eine internationale Sprache ist.

You ran into him earlier , didn't you ?

Du bist ihm vorhin über den Weg gelaufen, nicht wahr?

That could be true , but I don't really think so .

Das könnte wahr sein, aber ich glaube nicht wirklich.

The house which tom built is wonderful .

Das Haus, das Tom gebaut hat, ist wunderbar.

It is probable that he is ill .

Es ist wahrscheinlich, dass er krank ist.

It is not clear when the man was born .

Es ist nicht klar, wann der Mann geboren wurde.

You look after the children , tom .

Du kümmerst dich um die Kinder, Tom.

I make it a rule to study math every day .

Ich mache es mir zur Regel, jeden Tag Mathematik zu lernen.

He looked around , but he saw no one .

Er sah sich um, aber er sah niemanden.

It's a waste of time to stay longer .

Es ist Zeitverschwendung, länger zu bleiben.

I really look up to my english teacher , mr taniguchi .

Ich schaue wirklich zu meinem Englischlehrer, Herrn Taniguchi, auf.

Some read books just to pass time .

Manche lesen Bücher, nur um sich die Zeit zu vertreiben.

The president refused to answer the question .

Der Präsident weigerte sich, die Frage zu beantworten.

You must give up smoking , as it is unhealthy .

Sie müssen mit dem Rauchen aufhören, da es ungesund ist.

The best time of life is when we are young .

Die schönste Zeit im Leben ist, wenn wir jung sind.

You may as well stay where you are .

Du kannst genauso gut bleiben, wo du bist.

This exercise is easy enough for me to do without help .

Diese Übung ist für mich leicht genug, ohne Hilfe durchzuführen.

Water the flowers before you eat breakfast .

Gießen Sie die Blumen, bevor Sie frühstücken.

You like english , don't you ?

Du magst Englisch, nicht wahr?

He's only a boy , but he is very thoughtful .

Er ist zwar noch ein Junge, aber er ist sehr nachdenklich.

I wonder what language they speak in brazil .

Ich frage mich, welche Sprache man in Brasilien spricht.

I make it a rule never to borrow money .

Ich mache es mir zur Regel, niemals Geld zu leihen.

I'll look you up when I visit new york .

Ich werde dich aufsuchen, wenn ich New York besuche.

It is difficult to understand this novel .

Es ist schwer, diesen Roman zu verstehen.

It is difficult for me to understand this question .

Es fällt mir schwer, diese Frage zu verstehen.

You take more calories than are necessary .

Sie nehmen mehr Kalorien zu sich, als nötig sind.

You have no business complaining about the matter .

Sie haben nichts damit zu tun, sich darüber zu beschweren.

Please get in touch with me when you come to tokyo .

Bitte kontaktieren Sie mich, wenn Sie nach Tokio kommen.

What he says is false .

Was er sagt, ist falsch.

You may go home if you want to .

Du kannst nach Hause gehen, wenn du willst.

I prefer you to come .

Ich bevorzuge, dass du kommst.

It is likely that he kept me waiting on purpose .

Es ist wahrscheinlich, dass er mich absichtlich warten ließ.

It is strange that they should get so angry .

Es ist seltsam, dass sie so wütend werden.

It is a pity you cannot come .

Schade, dass Sie nicht kommen können.

He bought the lot with a view to building a house on it .

Er kaufte das Grundstück mit der Absicht, darauf ein Haus zu bauen.

I think it necessary for you to study harder .

Ich halte es für notwendig, dass Sie härter lernen.

Listen to what I have to say .

Hören Sie zu, was ich zu sagen habe.

While in japan , she bought the camera .

Während sie in Japan war, kaufte sie die Kamera.

He took his daughter with him whenever he went abroad .

Wenn er ins Ausland ging, nahm er seine Tochter mit.

This is the best movie I have ever seen .

Das ist der beste Film, den ich je gesehen habe.

No , that's all .

Nein, das ist alles .

She is all for going shopping .

Sie ist ganz dafür, einkaufen zu gehen.

I'm afraid I have neuralgia .

Ich fürchte, ich habe Neuralgie.

I think that girl cut her hair to give herself a new look .

Ich glaube, das Mädchen hat sich die Haare geschnitten, um sich ein neues Aussehen zu verleihen.

What would I not do to help you both out of the trouble ?

Was würde ich nicht tun, um euch beiden aus der Klemme zu helfen?

Come to think of it , he is wrong .

Wenn ich darüber nachdenke, liegt er falsch.

This is so heavy a box that I can't carry it .

Die Kiste ist so schwer, dass ich sie nicht tragen kann.

If you are to succeed in life , work harder .

Wenn Sie im Leben erfolgreich sein wollen, müssen Sie härter arbeiten.

It is uncertain whether he will agree or not .

Es ist ungewiss, ob er zustimmen wird oder nicht.

I lost the watch I had bought the day before .

Ich habe die Uhr verloren, die ich am Vortag gekauft hatte.

It was quite easy for me to carry the plan out .

Es war für mich ganz einfach, den Plan umzusetzen.

It was careless of you to leave your bag .

Es war fahrlässig von Ihnen, Ihre Tasche zurückzulassen.

Go when you want .

Gehen Sie, wann Sie wollen.

I told him to clear out of the room .

Ich sagte ihm, er solle den Raum verlassen.

I tried it again , only to fail .

Ich versuchte es noch einmal, scheiterte jedoch.

My bicycle was gone when I returned .

Als ich zurückkam, war mein Fahrrad weg.

He is , so far as I know , a good guy .

Er ist, soweit ich weiß, ein guter Kerl.

It won't be long before a warm spring comes .

Es wird nicht mehr lange dauern, bis der warme Frühling kommt.

Get up early , or you'll be late .

Steh früh auf, sonst kommst du zu spät.

I hope you'll be well soon .

Ich hoffe, dass es Dir bald wieder gut geht.

Tom was called down by his boss for coming late to work .

Tom wurde von seinem Chef heruntergerufen, weil er zu spät zur Arbeit kam.

You always talk back to me , don't you ?

Du redest mir immer etwas entgegen, nicht wahr?

She called him back to give him something left behind .

Sie rief ihn zurück, um ihm etwas zu geben, das sie zurückgelassen hatte.

That's too good a story to be true .

Das ist eine zu schöne Geschichte, um wahr zu sein.

I tried many things but failed after all .

Ich habe vieles versucht, bin aber doch gescheitert.

The more you learn , the more you want to .

Je mehr Sie lernen, desto mehr wollen Sie.

You will be in time for the train if you start at once .

Wenn Sie sofort starten, erreichen Sie den Zug rechtzeitig.

He remembers to write to her every week .

Er erinnert sich, ihr jede Woche zu schreiben.

What is beautiful is not always good .

Was schön ist, ist nicht immer gut.

All's fish that comes to the net .

Alles Fisch, der ins Netz kommt.

It's a pity that I have no ear for music .

Schade, dass ich kein Gehör für Musik habe.

Don't get off the bus till it stops .

Steigen Sie nicht aus dem Bus, bis er anhält.

Tell me what you have in mind .

Sagen Sie mir, was Sie vorhaben.

I wish we had won the game .

Ich wünschte, wir hätten das Spiel gewonnen.

Be sure to put out the fire before you leave .

Löschen Sie unbedingt das Feuer, bevor Sie gehen.

When angry , count to ten .

Wenn Sie wütend sind, zählen Sie bis zehn.

It will not be long before she comes back .

Es wird nicht mehr lange dauern, bis sie zurückkommt.

I can't do such a thing as you have done .

Ich kann so etwas nicht tun, wie Sie es getan haben.

I know how you feel , but it's over .

Ich weiß, wie du dich fühlst, aber es ist vorbei.

I will go even if it rains .

Ich werde gehen, auch wenn es regnet.

You need a large vocabulary to read that book .

Um dieses Buch zu lesen, braucht man einen großen Wortschatz.

I hear that you've been ill .

Ich habe gehört, dass du krank warst.

Do as he tells you .

Tu, was er dir sagt.

Tell me the time when you will come .

Sagen Sie mir, wann Sie kommen werden.

I will do what I can for you .

Ich werde für dich tun, was ich kann.

Girl as she is , she is brave .

Mädchen wie sie ist, sie ist mutig.

Be sure to call on me when you come this way .

Rufen Sie mich unbedingt an, wenn Sie hierher kommen.

He came here to help me .

Er kam hierher, um mir zu helfen.

He avoided meeting her on the way .

Er vermied es, sie unterwegs zu treffen.

Why do you walk when you have a car ?

Warum gehst du zu Fuß, wenn du ein Auto hast?

Please ask whether they have this book at the library .

Bitte fragen Sie, ob dieses Buch in der Bibliothek vorhanden ist.

That's cheap , isn't it ?

Das ist billig, nicht wahr?

What if I say'' no'' ?

Was ist, wenn ich „Nein“ sage?

I've enjoyed talking to you .

Es hat mir Spaß gemacht, mit Ihnen zu reden.

Hurry up , otherwise you'll be late for lunch .

Beeilen Sie sich, sonst kommen Sie zu spät zum Mittagessen.

There is little hope of her getting well soon .

Es besteht wenig Hoffnung, dass es ihr bald besser geht.

They do nothing but complain .

Sie tun nichts anderes, als sich zu beschweren.

It won't be long before my husband comes back .

Es wird nicht mehr lange dauern, bis mein Mann zurückkommt.

They do anything in order to win .

Sie tun alles, um zu gewinnen.

I decided to buy a car .

Ich habe beschlossen, ein Auto zu kaufen.

My shoes are old , but his are new .

Meine Schuhe sind alt, aber seine sind neu.

Do that which is right .

Tu das, was richtig ist.

As far as I am concerned I can leave today .

Was mich betrifft, kann ich heute gehen.

You may go anywhere you like .

Sie können überall hingehen, wo Sie möchten.

It was lucky for you that you found it .

Es war ein Glück für Sie, dass Sie es gefunden haben.

Please let me know when we get there .

Bitte lassen Sie es mich wissen, wenn wir dort ankommen.

Seeing that you're not surprised , I think you must have known .

Da Sie nicht überrascht sind, denke ich, dass Sie es gewusst haben müssen.

I can't go when I haven't been invited .

Ich kann nicht gehen, wenn ich nicht eingeladen bin.

The lot fell to her to help him .

Das Los fiel ihr zu, ihm zu helfen.

I'm afraid I have taken a wrong train .

Ich fürchte, ich habe einen falschen Zug genommen.

It is important to have a sense of your own .

Es ist wichtig, ein Gefühl für sich selbst zu haben.

I'll stay here till you get back .

Ich bleibe hier, bis du zurückkommst.

You did well to keep the secret .

Du hast gut daran getan, das Geheimnis zu bewahren.

Do you know what you're asking ?

Wissen Sie, was Sie fragen?

She can't speak english , much less french .

Sie kann kein Englisch, geschweige denn Französisch.

No , I'm afraid not .

Nein, ich fürchte nicht.

None of us knows what is in store for us .

Keiner von uns weiß, was auf uns zukommt.

It will not to do blame him for the accident .

Es ist nicht möglich, ihn für den Unfall verantwortlich zu machen.

I'm afraid you're mistaken .

Ich fürchte, Sie irren sich .

She says she will come .

Sie sagt, dass sie kommen wird.

It was a week before jane got over her cold .

Es dauerte eine Woche, bis Jane ihre Erkältung überwunden hatte.

I'll get the work done by the time he gets back .

Ich werde die Arbeit erledigt haben, bis er zurückkommt.

He is working hard so that he may pass the examination .

Er arbeitet hart daran, die Prüfung zu bestehen.

It seems the teacher was disappointed .

Es scheint, dass der Lehrer enttäuscht war.

I am sorry to trouble you .

Es tut mir leid, Sie zu belästigen.

I ought to go there , but I won't .

Ich sollte dorthin gehen, werde es aber nicht tun.

They say that she'll get married soon .

Sie sagen, dass sie bald heiraten wird.

I have been to the station to see her off .

Ich war auf dem Bahnhof, um sie zu verabschieden.

I asked her to send us the book .

Ich bat sie, uns das Buch zu schicken.

All the roads leading into the city are full of cars .

Alle Straßen, die in die Stadt führen, sind voller Autos.

I like the way you walk .

Ich mag die Art, wie du gehst.

All what he said was right .

Alles, was er sagte, war richtig.

What prevented you from coming earlier ?

Was hat Sie daran gehindert, früher zu kommen?

I don't think he has anything to do with the matter .

Ich glaube nicht, dass er etwas mit der Sache zu tun hat.

You can't speak french , can you ?

Du kannst doch kein Französisch, oder?

How about dining out tonight ?

Wie wäre es, heute Abend auswärts zu essen?

Shhh , she'll hear you !

Pssst, sie wird dich hören!

This is the time he normally arrives .

Dies ist die Zeit, zu der er normalerweise ankommt.

No , I haven't written it yet .

Nein, ich habe es noch nicht geschrieben.

I hope the time will soon come when there would be no more war .

Ich hoffe, dass bald die Zeit kommt, in der es keinen Krieg mehr geben wird.

The man decided to wait at the station until his wife came .

Der Mann beschloss, am Bahnhof zu warten, bis seine Frau kam.

We must make do with what we have got .

Wir müssen mit dem auskommen, was wir haben.

As I got the train this morning , I met an old friend of mine .

Als ich heute Morgen den Zug bestieg, traf ich einen alten Freund von mir.

You will soon be convinced that I am right .

Sie werden bald überzeugt sein, dass ich Recht habe.

He was impatient of any delays .

Er war ungeduldig, wenn es zu Verzögerungen kam.

I am sorry if my words hurt you .

Es tut mir leid, wenn meine Worte dich verletzt haben.

I believe that he's trustworthy .

Ich glaube, dass er vertrauenswürdig ist.

We'll start as soon as it stops raining .

Wir fangen an, sobald es aufhört zu regnen.

Do you have any employees who speak japanese ?

Haben Sie Mitarbeiter, die Japanisch sprechen?

It is good for the health to get up early .

Es ist gut für die Gesundheit, früh aufzustehen.

It is all I want to do .

Das ist alles, was ich tun möchte.

Have you made up your mind to become a teacher ?

Haben Sie sich entschieden, Lehrer zu werden?

It is not good for you to break your promise .

Es ist nicht gut für Sie, Ihr Versprechen zu brechen.

He started at the noise .

Er zuckte zusammen, als er den Lärm hörte.

If there is any left , give me some .

Wenn noch welche übrig sind, gib mir welche.

The chances are that it will rain today .

Die Chancen stehen gut, dass es heute regnen wird.

I don't know when he entered the building .

Ich weiß nicht, wann er das Gebäude betrat.

It is very hot in this room , isn't it ?

Es ist sehr heiß in diesem Raum, nicht wahr?

I think you're quite right .

Ich denke, du hast völlig recht.

I think it's a good thing because it keep us on our toes .

Ich denke, das ist eine gute Sache, weil es uns auf Trab hält.

Do you mind my smoking here ?

Stört es Sie, wenn ich hier rauche?

I believe you are honest .

Ich glaube, Sie sind ehrlich.

If that is true , then he is not responsible for the accident .

Wenn das stimmt, ist er nicht für den Unfall verantwortlich.

I guess I'll have to think it over .

Ich schätze, ich muss darüber nachdenken.

You may stay here as long as you like .

Sie können so lange hier bleiben, wie Sie möchten.

I can't help loving her .

Ich kann nicht anders, als sie zu lieben.

On arriving at the station , I called a friend of mine .

Als ich am Bahnhof ankam, rief ich einen Freund an.

Let's climb that mountain to see it .

Lasst uns diesen Berg besteigen, um ihn zu sehen.

I believe that his action was in the right .

Ich glaube, dass sein Handeln richtig war.

He's afraid that he might be late .

Er hat Angst, dass er zu spät kommen könnte.

She was kind enough to lend me large sum of money .

Sie war so freundlich, mir eine große Summe Geld zu leihen.

To tell you the truth , I don't care for america .

Um ehrlich zu sein, ich interessiere mich nicht für Amerika.

He made a promise to take me to the movies .

Er hat mir versprochen, mit mir ins Kino zu gehen.

I'm afraid it will rain .

Ich habe Angst, dass es regnen wird.

It is necessary for you to work hard .

Es ist notwendig, dass Sie hart arbeiten.

I do not know the exact place that I was born .

Ich weiß nicht genau, wo ich geboren wurde.

Excuse me , could you say that again more slowly ?

Entschuldigung, könnten Sie das noch einmal etwas langsamer sagen?

I'm afraid he is ill .

Ich fürchte, er ist krank.

I am afraid I ate something bad .

Ich fürchte, ich habe etwas Schlechtes gegessen.

Masao won't come here , will he ?

Masao wird nicht hierher kommen, oder?

Her dream is to visit paris .

Ihr Traum ist es, Paris zu besuchen.

It is no use making an excuse like that .

Es hat keinen Sinn, eine solche Ausrede zu finden.

What a blessing it is that they did not come .

Was für ein Segen ist es, dass sie nicht gekommen sind.

Whoever comes , don't open the door .

Wer auch immer kommt, öffnet nicht die Tür.

He is old enough to drink .

Er ist alt genug, um zu trinken.

Will you permit me to go there ?

Erlauben Sie mir, dorthin zu gehen?

The watch I lost the other day was new .

Die Uhr, die ich neulich verloren habe, war neu.

I'm afraid I'll have to call it a day .

Ich fürchte, ich muss Schluss machen.

On hearing the news , she turned pale .

Als sie die Nachricht hörte, wurde sie blass.

He makes everybody feel at ease .

Er sorgt dafür, dass sich jeder wohl fühlt.

Child as she was , she was brave .

So klein sie auch war, sie war mutig.

The telephone was ringing when I got home .

Als ich nach Hause kam, klingelte das Telefon.

Stand up when your name is called .

Stehen Sie auf, wenn Ihr Name aufgerufen wird.

He is very eager to go there .

Er freut sich sehr darauf, dorthin zu gehen.

You don't like chocolate , do you ?

Du magst keine Schokolade, oder?

Please put out the light before you go to sleep .

Bitte löschen Sie das Licht, bevor Sie schlafen gehen.

My family consists of my father , mother , and sister .

Meine Familie besteht aus meinem Vater, meiner Mutter und meiner Schwester.

I took it for granted that you would come .

Ich habe es als selbstverständlich angesehen, dass du kommen würdest.

I have a stomachache , doctor .

Ich habe Bauchschmerzen, Herr Doktor.

Soon you'll get used to living by yourself .

Bald werden Sie sich daran gewöhnen, alleine zu leben.

Will you tell me where I am wrong ?

Kannst du mir sagen, wo ich falsch liege?

This music is so beautiful that it brings tears to my eyes .

Diese Musik ist so schön, dass sie mir Tränen in die Augen treibt.

Shoes are stiff when they are new .

Schuhe sind steif, wenn sie neu sind.

I'll give you anything that you want .

Ich gebe dir alles, was du willst.

They went home after they had finished the task .

Nachdem sie die Aufgabe erledigt hatten, gingen sie nach Hause.

It's really time something was done .

Es ist wirklich an der Zeit, dass etwas getan wird.

As far as this matter is concerned , I am satisfied .

Was diese Angelegenheit betrifft, bin ich zufrieden.

As soon as he took the medicine , his fever went down .

Sobald er das Medikament einnahm, sank sein Fieber.

Where there is smoke there is fire .

Wo Rauch ist, ist Feuer.

It is kind of you to say so .

Es ist nett von Ihnen, das zu sagen.

Men , dogs , fish , and birds are all animals .

Menschen, Hunde, Fische und Vögel sind alles Tiere.

I'll phone you as soon as I get to the airport .

Ich rufe Sie an, sobald ich am Flughafen bin.

What made him change his mind ?

Was hat ihn dazu gebracht, seine Meinung zu ändern?

I asked where she lived .

Ich fragte, wo sie wohnte.

It is rude of him not to give me a call .

Es ist unhöflich von ihm, mich nicht anzurufen.

It is right that you should write it .

Es ist richtig, dass Sie es schreiben sollten.

He suggested that we go for a swim .

Er schlug vor, dass wir schwimmen gehen.

She took the trouble to meet her friend at the airport .

Sie nahm sich die Mühe, ihre Freundin am Flughafen zu treffen.

He is old enough to understand it .

Er ist alt genug, um es zu verstehen.

I must think it over before answering you .

Ich muss darüber nachdenken, bevor ich Ihnen antworte.

I'm not accustomed to getting up so early .

Ich bin es nicht gewohnt, so früh aufzustehen.

No doubt she will come soon .

Kein Zweifel, sie wird bald kommen.

She is busy learning english .

Sie ist damit beschäftigt, Englisch zu lernen.

This is the magazine I spoke to you about .

Dies ist die Zeitschrift, über die ich mit Ihnen gesprochen habe.

I couldn't get him to stop smoking .

Ich konnte ihn nicht dazu bringen, mit dem Rauchen aufzuhören.

What is necessary is just to read the book , when free .

Was nötig ist, ist einfach das Buch zu lesen, wenn es kostenlos ist.

Love is seeing her in your dreams .

Liebe bedeutet, sie in deinen Träumen zu sehen.

I was very nervous as the plane took off .

Ich war sehr nervös, als das Flugzeug abhob.

He told me that the trip was off .

Er sagte mir, dass die Reise ausgefallen sei.

I will be glad if I can serve you in any way .

Ich freue mich, wenn ich Ihnen in irgendeiner Weise behilflich sein kann.

He stayed at home all day instead of going out .

Er blieb den ganzen Tag zu Hause, anstatt auszugehen.

It's impossible to work in a room this dim .

Es ist unmöglich, in einem so dunklen Raum zu arbeiten.

Every time I see him , he is smiling .

Jedes Mal, wenn ich ihn sehe, lächelt er.

By the way , have you done your homework ?

Übrigens, hast du deine Hausaufgaben gemacht?

It became dark before I knew it .

Es wurde dunkel, bevor ich es wusste.

He exclaimed that she was beautiful .

Er rief aus, dass sie wunderschön sei.

I looked for someone to take her place .

Ich habe nach jemandem gesucht, der ihren Platz einnimmt.

We decided to carry out the plan .

Wir beschlossen, den Plan auszuführen.

I observed him come along here .

Ich habe beobachtet, wie er hier vorbeikam.

I'll get you the info you need by next week .

Ich werde Ihnen bis nächste Woche die Informationen zukommen lassen, die Sie benötigen.

I had a hard time getting to the airport .

Es fiel mir schwer, zum Flughafen zu gelangen.

Carry out the task as well as you can .

Führen Sie die Aufgabe so gut aus, wie Sie können.

I'm sorry for being late .

Es tut mir Leid, dass ich zu spät bin .

I'll tell him so when he comes here .

Ich werde es ihm sagen, wenn er hierher kommt.

I'm afraid you don't .

Ich fürchte, das tust du nicht.

This is the same watch that I lost .

Das ist die gleiche Uhr, die ich verloren habe.

That accounts for why the door was open .

Das erklärt, warum die Tür offen stand.

Everything that was asked for has now been sent .

Alles, was gewünscht wurde, wurde jetzt gesendet.

Please tell me when he'll be back .

Bitte sagen Sie mir, wann er zurückkommt.

Do you mind my smoking here ?

Stört es Sie, wenn ich hier rauche?

His wish was to go to america .

Sein Wunsch war es, nach Amerika zu gehen.

I noticed you entering my room .

Ich habe bemerkt, dass du mein Zimmer betreten hast.

The food is very good in the dormitory where he lives .

Das Essen im Wohnheim, in dem er wohnt, ist sehr gut.

You are old enough to understand this .

Du bist alt genug, um das zu verstehen.

I wish I had got married to her .

Ich wünschte, ich hätte sie geheiratet.

I tried to talk a friend of mine out of getting married .

Ich habe versucht, einen Freund von der Heirat abzubringen.

I think he is honest .

Ich denke, er ist ehrlich.

I hope you will soon get well .

Ich hoffe, dass es Dir bald wieder gut geht.

He is used to sitting up late at night .

Er ist es gewohnt, bis spät in die Nacht wach zu bleiben.

Can you tell me where main street is ?

Können Sie mir sagen, wo die Hauptstraße ist?

There is a good chance that he will win .

Es besteht eine gute Chance, dass er gewinnt.

Make sure that the dog does not escape .

Achten Sie darauf, dass der Hund nicht entkommt.

I want to live in a quiet city where the air is clean .

Ich möchte in einer ruhigen Stadt leben, in der die Luft sauber ist.

I don't like your going out alone .

Ich mag es nicht, wenn du alleine ausgehst.

He was fortunate to find the book he had lost .

Er hatte das Glück, das Buch wiederzufinden, das er verloren hatte.

The police began to go into the matter in no time .

Die Polizei begann in kürzester Zeit, sich mit der Sache zu befassen.

I am looking forward to hearing from you .

Ich freue mich darauf, von Ihnen zu hören.

He tried speaking french to us .

Er versuchte, mit uns Französisch zu sprechen.

He is a difficult person to deal with .

Es ist schwierig, mit ihm umzugehen.

I felt much relieved to hear the news .

Ich war sehr erleichtert, die Nachricht zu hören.

Work while you work , play while you play .

Arbeiten Sie, während Sie arbeiten, spielen Sie, während Sie spielen.

I found it difficult to use the machine .

Ich fand es schwierig, die Maschine zu bedienen.

I do not think their plan will work out .

Ich glaube nicht, dass ihr Plan aufgehen wird.

Left alone , he began to read a book .

Allein gelassen begann er, ein Buch zu lesen.

Do you mind opening the window ?

Stört es Sie, das Fenster zu öffnen?

I make it a rule to take a walk every morning .

Ich mache es mir zur Regel, jeden Morgen einen Spaziergang zu machen.

You have only to watch what I do .

Du musst nur zusehen, was ich tue.

She was impatient to leave the party .

Sie konnte es kaum erwarten, die Party zu verlassen.

You talk as if you were the boss .

Du redest, als wärst du der Boss.

Hang on a bit until I'm ready .

Warte noch ein bisschen, bis ich bereit bin.

While I was going to school , I was caught in a shower .

Während ich zur Schule ging, wurde ich von einem Regenschauer überrascht.

I want a person who can speak french .

Ich möchte eine Person, die Französisch sprechen kann.

I'm wondering whether to take on that job .

Ich frage mich, ob ich diesen Job annehmen soll.

I am not such a fool but can appreciate it .

Ich bin zwar nicht so dumm, aber ich kann es zu schätzen wissen.

We advised them to start early .

Wir haben ihnen geraten, früh anzufangen.

I hear it takes time to make friends with the english people .

Ich habe gehört, dass es Zeit braucht, sich mit den Engländern anzufreunden.

I'm tired , but I'm going anyway .

Ich bin müde, aber ich gehe trotzdem.

He is apt to forget people's name .

Er neigt dazu, den Namen anderer zu vergessen.

Illness prevented him from attending the meeting .

Eine Krankheit verhinderte, dass er an der Versammlung teilnehmen konnte.

Do you mind if I ask you a question ?

Stört es Sie, wenn ich Ihnen eine Frage stelle?

I decided not to go .

Ich beschloss, nicht zu gehen.

I have no idea what the weather will be like tomorrow .

Ich habe keine Ahnung, wie das Wetter morgen sein wird.

Leave out anything that is useless .

Lassen Sie alles weg, was nutzlos ist.

You will save yourself a lot of time if you take the car .

Sie sparen viel Zeit, wenn Sie das Auto nehmen.

Those who forget everything are happy .

Wer alles vergisst, ist glücklich.

He is not such a fool but he can understand it .

Er ist nicht so dumm, aber er kann es verstehen.

Don't forget to mail this letter .

Vergessen Sie nicht, diesen Brief per Post zu verschicken.

Do you mind if I watch tv for a while ?

Stört es Sie, wenn ich eine Weile fernsehe?

Who has made you what you are now ?

Wer hat dich zu dem gemacht, was du jetzt bist?

You are tall , but he is still taller .

Du bist groß, aber er ist noch größer.

The chances are very good that our team will win .

Die Chancen stehen sehr gut, dass unser Team gewinnt.

All things cooperated to make her pass the exam .

Alle Dinge haben zusammengearbeitet, damit sie die Prüfung bestand.

It happened that he was ill .

Es kam vor, dass er krank war.

If it rains tomorrow , I will stay at home .

Wenn es morgen regnet, bleibe ich zu Hause.

Let me know whenever you come .

Sagen Sie mir Bescheid, wann immer Sie kommen.

I should ask him if I were you .

Ich sollte ihn fragen, wenn ich du wäre.

I hope you had a nice trip .

Ich hoffe, du hattest eine schöne Reise.

It will not be long before we can know the truth of the matter .

Es wird nicht mehr lange dauern, bis wir die Wahrheit erfahren können.

This isn't what I ordered .

Das ist nicht das, was ich bestellt habe.

Illness prevented me from going to his concert .

Eine Krankheit verhinderte, dass ich zu seinem Konzert gehen konnte.

The child's face worked as she tried to keep back the tears .

Das Gesicht des Kindes bewegte sich, als sie versuchte, die Tränen zurückzuhalten.

I marvel how you could agree to the proposal .

Ich frage mich, wie Sie dem Vorschlag zustimmen konnten.

I think I must be leaving since it is getting late .

Ich glaube, ich muss gehen, da es schon spät ist.

You don't have to pay attention to what he says .

Sie müssen nicht darauf achten, was er sagt.

He is eager to go to the hospital .

Er kann es kaum erwarten, ins Krankenhaus zu gehen.

If I hadn't had his help , I would be dead .

Wenn ich seine Hilfe nicht gehabt hätte, wäre ich tot.

I am looking forward to seeing you .

Ich freue mich darauf, Dich zu sehen .

If it is worth doing , do it well .

Wenn es sich lohnt, es zu tun, dann machen Sie es gut.

He will never fail to carry out the project .

Er wird es nie versäumen, das Projekt umzusetzen.

That means nothing if english speakers don't understand it .

Das bedeutet nichts, wenn Englischsprachige es nicht verstehen.

I mean , I was spellbound the whole time .

Ich meine, ich war die ganze Zeit gebannt.

I don't think he is truthful .

Ich glaube nicht, dass er ehrlich ist.

He got up early so as to be in time for the train .

Er stand früh auf, um rechtzeitig zum Zug zu kommen.

This city is hard to live in .

Es ist schwer, in dieser Stadt zu leben.

I told her not to go .

Ich sagte ihr, sie solle nicht gehen.

I'll get my son to make the plan .

Ich werde meinen Sohn bitten, den Plan zu machen.

I'm disappointed that he's not here .

Ich bin enttäuscht, dass er nicht hier ist.

Whenever I call , he is out .

Immer wenn ich anrufe, ist er draußen.

It's been a long while since we had such fine weather .

Es ist schon lange her, dass wir so schönes Wetter hatten.

Please feel free to ask me questions .

Bitte zögern Sie nicht, mir Fragen zu stellen.

No , you won't .

Nein, das wirst du nicht.

It is evident that the man is wrong .

Es ist offensichtlich, dass der Mann Unrecht hat.

I am aching to go abroad .

Ich brenne darauf, ins Ausland zu gehen.

She tried to conceal the fact .

Sie versuchte, die Tatsache zu verheimlichen.

As far as I am concerned , I am not against your opinion .

Was mich betrifft, bin ich nicht gegen Ihre Meinung.

He is not what he was .

Er ist nicht, was er war.

You were kind to help me .

Du warst nett, mir zu helfen.

Is it next to impossible to live to be 150 ?

Ist es nahezu unmöglich, 150 Jahre alt zu werden?

The bag was too heavy for me to carry by myself .

Die Tasche war zu schwer, als dass ich sie alleine tragen konnte.

Drop me a line when you are in trouble .

Schreiben Sie mir, wenn Sie in Schwierigkeiten sind.

He had no friend to help him .

Er hatte keinen Freund, der ihm helfen konnte.

He was so kind as to help us .

Er war so freundlich, uns zu helfen.

I told her to be home by nine .

Ich sagte ihr, sie solle um neun zu Hause sein.

She came across to speak to me .

Sie kam herüber, um mit mir zu sprechen.

I can never see this movie without being moved .

Ich kann diesen Film nie sehen, ohne berührt zu sein.

I think it better to go at once .

Ich denke, es ist besser, sofort zu gehen.

No , I went out .

Nein, ich bin ausgegangen.

Don't forget to post the letter , please .

Vergessen Sie bitte nicht, den Brief zur Post zu schicken.

Hurry up , or you will miss the train .

Beeilen Sie sich, sonst verpassen Sie den Zug.

He is the last person I want to see now .

Er ist die letzte Person, die ich jetzt sehen möchte.

Sunday is the day when I am busiest .

Sonntag ist der Tag, an dem ich am meisten zu tun habe.

Mary called him every name she could think of .

Mary nannte ihn jeden Namen, der ihr einfiel.

I hope it does not rain tomorrow .

Ich hoffe, dass es morgen nicht regnet.

It's not what you say , but what you do that counts .

Es kommt nicht darauf an, was Sie sagen, sondern was Sie tun.

I will give you whatever you want .

Ich werde dir geben, was immer du willst.

I remember the house where I grew up .

Ich erinnere mich an das Haus, in dem ich aufgewachsen bin.

What he said turned out to be true .

Was er sagte, erwies sich als wahr.

Bring as many boxes as you can carry .

Bringen Sie so viele Kartons mit, wie Sie tragen können.

I failed in finding his house .

Es gelang mir nicht, sein Haus zu finden.

I have been to the airport to see him off .

Ich war am Flughafen, um ihn zu verabschieden.

I recognized her the moment I saw her .

Ich erkannte sie sofort, als ich sie sah.

What he says is very important .

Was er sagt, ist sehr wichtig.

No one has ever been able to enter the room .

Niemand hatte jemals die Möglichkeit, den Raum zu betreten.

This time it seems as if he is telling the truth .

Diesmal scheint es, als würde er die Wahrheit sagen.

I visited the village where he was born .

Ich besuchte das Dorf, in dem er geboren wurde.

The time will come when you will know the truth .

Die Zeit wird kommen, in der Sie die Wahrheit erfahren werden.

There's nothing to do , so I may as well go to bed .

Es gibt nichts zu tun, also kann ich genauso gut ins Bett gehen.

I soon got accustomed to speaking in public .

Ich gewöhnte mich schnell daran, in der Öffentlichkeit zu sprechen.

Can you imagine what I am thinking now ?

Können Sie sich vorstellen, was ich jetzt denke?

I had enough to do to look after my own children .

Ich hatte genug zu tun, um mich um meine eigenen Kinder zu kümmern.

This morning I missed the train I usually take .

Heute Morgen habe ich den Zug verpasst, den ich normalerweise nehme.

There is no telling when he will show up .

Es ist nicht abzusehen, wann er auftauchen wird.

If you follow my advice , you will have no trouble .

Wenn Sie meinen Rat befolgen, werden Sie keine Probleme haben.

We have left undone what we ought to have done .

Wir haben unterlassen, was wir hätten tun sollen.

Let's start as soon as he comes .

Fangen wir an, sobald er kommt.

By the way , how many kids are going ?

Übrigens, wie viele Kinder gehen mit?

I hear you're very rich .

Ich habe gehört, du bist sehr reich.

That is the house where I have lived for a long time .

Das ist das Haus, in dem ich lange gelebt habe.

She did nothing but look around .

Sie tat nichts anderes, als sich umzusehen.

He is too old to walk quickly .

Er ist zu alt, um schnell zu gehen.

He worked day and night so that he might become rich .

Er arbeitete Tag und Nacht, um reich zu werden.

I wish I had the time to stay and talk with you .

Ich wünschte, ich hätte die Zeit gehabt, bei Ihnen zu bleiben und mit Ihnen zu reden.

Yes , I think you ought to go .

Ja, ich denke, du solltest gehen.

I think what you're doing is right .

Ich denke, was Sie tun, ist richtig.

I gained a clear picture of how it works .

Ich habe mir ein klares Bild davon gemacht, wie es funktioniert.

He said he would see me the next day .

Er sagte, er würde mich am nächsten Tag sehen.

She made believe not to hear him .

Sie tat so, als würde sie ihn nicht hören.

No , I changed it .

Nein, ich habe es geändert.

You have every reason to say so .

Sie haben allen Grund, das zu sagen.

She has no one to wait upon her .

Sie hat niemanden, der auf sie wartet.

He's always on the go , from morning to night .

Er ist immer unterwegs, von morgens bis abends.

I'm fed up with working here .

Ich habe es satt, hier zu arbeiten.

It is a pity that he can not marry her .

Es ist schade, dass er sie nicht heiraten kann.

I will do as you say .

Ich werde tun, was Sie sagen.

It was not long before the news came .

Es dauerte nicht lange, bis die Nachricht kam.

You always talk back to me , don't you ?

Du redest mir immer etwas entgegen, nicht wahr?

It looks like they have made up again .

Es sieht so aus, als hätten sie sich wieder versöhnt.

He felt great sorrow when his wife died .

Er empfand große Trauer, als seine Frau starb.

I often think about the place where I met you .

Ich denke oft an den Ort, an dem ich dich getroffen habe.

I know that there was a big church here .

Ich weiß, dass es hier eine große Kirche gab.

She made up her mind to be a secretary .

Sie entschloss sich, Sekretärin zu werden.

I don't know if it is true .

Ich weiß nicht, ob es wahr ist.

This book is too expensive . I can't afford to buy it .

Dieses Buch ist zu teuer. Ich kann es mir nicht leisten, es zu kaufen.

They found it difficult to earn a living .

Es fiel ihnen schwer, ihren Lebensunterhalt zu verdienen.

Bob went out before I knew it .

Bob ging, bevor ich es merkte.

You will see that I am right .

Sie werden sehen, dass ich Recht habe.

Father is busy looking over my homework .

Vater ist damit beschäftigt, meine Hausaufgaben durchzusehen.

I don't feel like eating anything now .

Ich habe jetzt keine Lust, etwas zu essen.

It is so nice of you to give me a present .

Es ist so nett von dir, mir ein Geschenk zu machen.

I think I'll stay put in this town for a while .

Ich denke, ich werde noch eine Weile in dieser Stadt bleiben.

You have no right to go there .

Du hast kein Recht, dorthin zu gehen.

He used to get up early when he was young .

Als er jung war, stand er immer früh auf.

It is not my intention to return .

Es ist nicht meine Absicht, zurückzukehren.

Go and see who it is .

Gehen Sie und sehen Sie, wer es ist.

Who is younger , he or I ?

Wer ist jünger, er oder ich?

This is the first time I have seen a spielberg movie .

Dies ist das erste Mal, dass ich einen Spielberg-Film gesehen habe.

It was careless of her to go out alone .

Es war fahrlässig von ihr, alleine auszugehen.

I'm sure it'll be easy to find a place .

Ich bin mir sicher, dass es leicht sein wird, einen Platz zu finden.

Students are supposed to study hard .

Von den Schülern wird erwartet, dass sie fleißig lernen.

No one knows what will happen in the future .

Niemand weiß, was in Zukunft passieren wird.

She worked hard so as to pass the test .

Sie hat hart gearbeitet, um die Prüfung zu bestehen.

I thought that tom was kind .

Ich fand, dass Tom nett war.

I'm afraid I've run short of coffee .

Ich fürchte, mir ist der Kaffee ausgegangen.

It is obvious that he is right .

Es ist offensichtlich, dass er recht hat.

If I have to wait 30 minutes , I'll order later .

Wenn ich 30 Minuten warten muss, bestelle ich später.

He instructed me to go to bed early .

Er wies mich an, früh zu Bett zu gehen.

You're not the one who died .

Du bist nicht derjenige, der gestorben ist.

Cold this morning , isn't it ?

Kalt heute Morgen, nicht wahr?

Pardon my being late .

Verzeihen Sie, dass ich zu spät komme.

You know , I had a lot of fun .

Wissen Sie, ich hatte viel Spaß.

We will go on a picnic if it is fine tomorrow .

Wenn es morgen gut ist, machen wir ein Picknick.

I don't feel like eating anything now .

Ich habe jetzt keine Lust, etwas zu essen.

It is ten years since I saw her last .

Es ist zehn Jahre her, seit ich sie das letzte Mal gesehen habe.

Please bear in mind what I said .

Bitte denken Sie daran, was ich gesagt habe.

My grandfather died when I was boy .

Mein Großvater starb, als ich ein Junge war.

My job is taking care of the baby .

Mein Job ist es, auf das Baby aufzupassen.

She was so angry that she could not speak .

Sie war so wütend, dass sie nicht sprechen konnte.

When I woke up this morning , the rain had turned into snow .

Als ich heute Morgen aufwachte, hatte sich der Regen in Schnee verwandelt.

He was puzzled about what to answer .

Er war verwirrt darüber, was er antworten sollte.

I will help you if you are in trouble .

Ich helfe Ihnen, wenn Sie in Schwierigkeiten sind.

He makes a point of studying before supper .

Er legt Wert darauf, vor dem Abendessen zu lernen.

I'll let you know the result as soon as it is made public .

Ich werde Ihnen das Ergebnis mitteilen, sobald es veröffentlicht wird.

It's all right to drink , but drink in moderation .

Es ist in Ordnung zu trinken, aber trinken Sie in Maßen.

Do you have any idea what the population of tokyo is ?

Haben Sie eine Vorstellung davon, wie viele Einwohner Tokio hat?

Do you think he will be elected president again ?

Glauben Sie, dass er erneut zum Präsidenten gewählt wird?

Do your best in anything you do .

Geben Sie bei allem, was Sie tun, Ihr Bestes.

I am ready to do anything for you .

Ich bin bereit, alles für Sie zu tun.

Not a day passed but I practiced playing the piano .

Es verging kein Tag, an dem ich nicht das Klavierspielen übte.

Dinner is ready , father .

Das Abendessen ist fertig, Vater.

Mr crouch , what do you do ?

Herr Crouch, was machen Sie?

I am going to do it whether you agree or not .

Ich werde es tun, ob Sie damit einverstanden sind oder nicht.

You are satisfied with your life , aren't you ?

Du bist mit deinem Leben zufrieden, nicht wahr?

We shall leave for home as soon as it stops raining .

Wir werden nach Hause fahren, sobald es aufhört zu regnen.

Can it be true that he is ill ?

Kann es wahr sein, dass er krank ist?

My sister's work is teaching english .

Die Arbeit meiner Schwester besteht darin, Englisch zu unterrichten.

It is five years since they came to japan .

Es ist fünf Jahre her, seit sie nach Japan kamen.

You should try to behave better .

Sie sollten versuchen, sich besser zu benehmen.

Do you remember what she said ?

Erinnern Sie sich, was sie gesagt hat?

All you have to do is sign your name here .

Alles was Sie tun müssen, ist hier Ihren Namen zu unterschreiben.

It is lucky that the weather should be so nice .

Es ist ein Glück, dass das Wetter so schön ist.

He replied that he knew nothing about it .

Er antwortete, dass er davon nichts wisse.

We shall leave tomorrow morning , weather permitting .

Wir werden morgen früh aufbrechen, sofern das Wetter es zulässt.

No , it cannot be true .

Nein, das kann nicht wahr sein.

I'm afraid something is wrong with my watch .

Ich fürchte, mit meiner Uhr stimmt etwas nicht.

I am six feet tall .

Ich bin 1,80 Meter groß.

The boy washing the car is my brother .

Der Junge, der das Auto wäscht, ist mein Bruder.

He suggested a plan similar to mine .

Er schlug einen Plan vor, der meinem ähnelte.

I am anxious to visit britain once again .

Ich kann es kaum erwarten, Großbritannien noch einmal zu besuchen.

I would rather walk than wait for the next bus .

Ich gehe lieber zu Fuß, als auf den nächsten Bus zu warten.

I hope to be a journalist .

Ich hoffe, Journalist zu werden.

He managed to get there in time .

Es gelang ihm, rechtzeitig dort anzukommen.

Not only she but also her parents were invited to the party .

Nicht nur sie, sondern auch ihre Eltern waren zur Party eingeladen.

Do you feel like going out for a walk ?

Haben Sie Lust, spazieren zu gehen?

I waited for her to speak .

Ich wartete darauf, dass sie sprach.

I feel sick when I get up in the morning .

Mir wird morgens schlecht, wenn ich aufstehe.

I don't like the way she laughs .

Mir gefällt nicht, wie sie lacht.

What do you mean , why don't I ever say it ?

Was meinst du damit, warum sage ich es nie?

We decided to make a deal with him .

Wir beschlossen, einen Deal mit ihm zu machen.

What he said was by no means true .

Was er sagte, war keineswegs wahr.

You are not old enough to go swimming by yourself .

Sie sind nicht alt genug, um alleine schwimmen zu gehen.

I'm sorry to have kept you waiting for a long time .

Es tut mir leid, dass ich Sie so lange warten ließ.

Try to make good use of your time .

Versuchen Sie, Ihre Zeit sinnvoll zu nutzen.

His face fell when he heard the news .

Sein Gesicht verzog sich, als er die Nachricht hörte.

You will be taken for an ill-mannered person if you do so .

Wenn Sie das tun, werden Sie für eine Person mit schlechten Manieren gehalten.

It is necessary for you to see a doctor at once .

Es ist notwendig, dass Sie sofort einen Arzt aufsuchen.

He brooded over the mistake he made .

Er grübelte über den Fehler, den er gemacht hatte.

He was discouraged to hear that .

Er war entmutigt, das zu hören.

Idling away your time is not good .

Es ist nicht gut, die Zeit zu verschwenden.

I know that it was done by him .

Ich weiß, dass es von ihm getan wurde.

She left here long before you arrived .

Sie ist hier weggegangen, lange bevor du angekommen bist.

He could pass the examination , could not he ?

Er könnte die Prüfung bestehen, nicht wahr?

That he will come is certain .

Dass er kommen wird, ist sicher.

It is necessary for you to start at once .

Es ist notwendig, dass Sie sofort beginnen.

The more , the merrier .

Je mehr, desto besser .

I wish you'd never been born .

Ich wünschte, du wärst nie geboren worden.

This is the very dictionary that I have wanted so long .

Das ist genau das Wörterbuch, das ich mir schon so lange gewünscht habe.

I never imagined meeting you here .

Ich hätte nie gedacht, dass ich dich hier treffen würde.

She is used to living alone .

Sie ist es gewohnt, alleine zu leben.

The more , the merrier .

Je mehr, desto besser .

I succeeded in worming out the secret .

Es ist mir gelungen, das Geheimnis zu lüften.

We are looking forward to hearing from you soon .

Wir freuen uns, bald von Ihnen zu hören.

It seems that mr brooke is an honest man .

Es scheint, dass Herr Brooke ein ehrlicher Mann ist.

I don't feel like eating anything today .

Ich habe heute keine Lust, etwas zu essen.

If I find your passport I'll call you at once .

Wenn ich Ihren Reisepass finde, rufe ich Sie sofort an.

There are many books , aren't there ?

Es gibt viele Bücher, nicht wahr?

I got into trouble with the police by driving too fast .

Ich habe Ärger mit der Polizei bekommen, weil ich zu schnell gefahren bin.

He tried solving the problem .

Er hat versucht, das Problem zu lösen.

It is doubtful whether this will work .

Ob das klappt, ist fraglich.

I escaped from the fire with nothing but the clothes on my back .

Ich entkam dem Feuer mit nichts als der Kleidung, die ich am Leib trug.

I am forbidden to use this telephone .

Es ist mir verboten, dieses Telefon zu benutzen.

He is afraid of making mistakes .

Er hat Angst, Fehler zu machen.

This is the theater where we see foreign movies .

Dies ist das Kino, in dem wir ausländische Filme sehen.

I'm sorry I have kept you waiting so long .

Es tut mir leid, dass ich Sie so lange warten ließ.

It is regrettable that you did not start earlier .

Es ist bedauerlich, dass Sie nicht früher damit begonnen haben.

Here is the book you are looking for .

Hier ist das Buch, das Sie suchen.

He never fails to write to her every week .

Er versäumt es nie, ihr jede Woche zu schreiben.

We cannot hope for success in life unless we are in good health .

Wir können nicht auf Erfolg im Leben hoffen, wenn wir nicht bei guter Gesundheit sind.

I couldn't go to work because I was sick .

Ich konnte nicht zur Arbeit gehen, weil ich krank war.

As she wanted to ask a question , she raised her hand .

Als sie eine Frage stellen wollte, hob sie die Hand.

We were afraid that we might hurt him .

Wir hatten Angst, dass wir ihn verletzen könnten.

I hope that he will succeed .

Ich hoffe, dass es ihm gelingt.

What you say is neither here nor there .

Was Sie sagen, ist weder hier noch dort.

You have good reason to be angry .

Sie haben guten Grund, wütend zu sein.

He makes everybody feel at ease .

Er sorgt dafür, dass sich jeder wohl fühlt.

Would you mind sending this letter for me ?

Würde es Ihnen etwas ausmachen, diesen Brief für mich zu schicken?

I took to her the moment I met her .

Ich war von dem Moment an, als ich sie traf, zu ihr hingezogen.

Please take with you as much as you need .

Bitte nehmen Sie so viel mit, wie Sie benötigen.

If you want this pen , I will lend it to you .

Wenn Sie diesen Stift wollen, leihe ich ihn Ihnen.

This is a weak tea , isn't it ?

Das ist ein schwacher Tee, nicht wahr?

You can't see him because he is engaged .

Sie können ihn nicht sehen, weil er verlobt ist.

She has no one to turn to .

Sie hat niemanden, an den sie sich wenden kann.

My mother permitted me to go to the movies .

Meine Mutter erlaubte mir, ins Kino zu gehen.

Remember to mail the letter .

Denken Sie daran, den Brief per Post zu verschicken.

Will you please advise him to work harder ?

Würden Sie ihm bitte raten, härter zu arbeiten?

As soon as man is born he begins to die .

Sobald der Mensch geboren wird, beginnt er zu sterben.

It wasn't long before he came again .

Es dauerte nicht lange, bis er wieder kam.

He asked us what we wanted .

Er fragte uns, was wir wollten.

She is busy cooking dinner .

Sie ist damit beschäftigt, das Abendessen zu kochen.

What he has said is contrary to fact .

Was er gesagt hat, widerspricht den Tatsachen.

As soon as I went out , it began to rain .

Kaum war ich draußen, fing es an zu regnen.

Come and see me any time you like .

Kommen Sie zu mir, wann immer Sie möchten.

He could not join us because he was ill .

Er konnte nicht zu uns kommen, weil er krank war.

Is it possible to get on the next flight ?

Ist es möglich, den nächsten Flug zu nehmen?

He made an effort to get to the station early .

Er bemühte sich, früh am Bahnhof zu sein.

I tried to soothe the child .

Ich habe versucht, das Kind zu beruhigen.

I hope you are all well .

Ich hoffe, es geht euch allen gut.

I have made a promise to do it .

Ich habe versprochen, es zu tun.

I had no idea that you were coming .

Ich hatte keine Ahnung, dass du kommst.

Wait here till I come back .

Warte hier, bis ich zurückkomme.

You can stay as long as you like .

Sie können so lange bleiben, wie Sie möchten.

I think she will come back soon .

Ich denke, sie wird bald zurückkommen.

Airplanes have made it easy to travel abroad .

Flugzeuge haben es einfacher gemacht, ins Ausland zu reisen.

She broke down when she heard about the accident .

Sie brach zusammen, als sie von dem Unfall hörte.

This is the cutest baby that I have ever seen .

Das ist das süßeste Baby, das ich je gesehen habe.

Pass me the salt , will you ?

Reichen Sie mir das Salz, ja?

She is not only intelligent but beautiful .

Sie ist nicht nur intelligent, sondern auch schön.

This is the book that I told you about .

Dies ist das Buch, von dem ich Ihnen erzählt habe.

This doesn't mean the danger has passed .

Das bedeutet nicht, dass die Gefahr vorüber ist.

He affected not to hear me .

Er tat so, als ob er mich nicht hörte.

I'm sorry , I can't help you .

Es tut mir leid, ich kann dir nicht helfen.

I hope you will hear me out .

Ich hoffe, Sie hören mir zu.

You'll never know unless you try .

Sie werden es nie erfahren, wenn Sie es nicht versuchen.

You are not to speak to him while he is studying .

Während er lernt, darf man nicht mit ihm sprechen.

If the weather is good , I'll go out tomorrow .

Wenn das Wetter gut ist, gehe ich morgen raus.

You talk as if you were the boss .

Du redest, als wärst du der Boss.

You should make an effort to stop smoking .

Sie sollten sich bemühen, mit dem Rauchen aufzuhören.

She asked him to sit down .

Sie bat ihn, sich zu setzen.

I'd rather she sat next to me .

Mir wäre es lieber, wenn sie neben mir sitzt.

I wish she were alive now .

Ich wünschte, sie wäre jetzt am Leben.

She was happy to be introduced to him at the party .

Sie freute sich, ihm auf der Party vorgestellt zu werden.

He succeeded in solving the problem .

Es gelang ihm, das Problem zu lösen.

I like walking , especially in the morning .

Ich gehe gerne spazieren, besonders morgens.

I would like you to introduce me to her .

Ich möchte, dass Sie mich ihr vorstellen.

Do you mind opening the window ?

Stört es Sie, das Fenster zu öffnen?

All right , I will do it again .

Alles klar, ich werde es wieder tun.

He is apt to catch cold .

Er neigt dazu, sich zu erkälten.

You must eat what you are served .

Sie müssen essen, was Ihnen serviert wird.

The boy I helped is tony .

Der Junge, dem ich geholfen habe, ist Tony.

Who can tell what will happen in the future ?

Wer kann sagen, was in Zukunft passieren wird?

I got up early in order to catch the first train .

Ich bin früh aufgestanden, um den ersten Zug zu erreichen.

I helped my father wash his car .

Ich half meinem Vater, sein Auto zu waschen.

I can't stand getting beaten .

Ich kann es nicht ertragen, geschlagen zu werden.

I will be at home when she comes next .

Ich werde zu Hause sein, wenn sie das nächste Mal kommt.

We argued him into going .

Wir haben ihn dazu überredet, hinzugehen.

You have good reason to be angry .

Sie haben guten Grund, wütend zu sein.

Don't go out after it gets dark .

Gehen Sie nicht raus, wenn es dunkel wird.

What would you do , if you lost your job ?

Was würden Sie tun, wenn Sie Ihren Job verlieren würden?

I swear I will never do such a thing .

Ich schwöre, ich werde so etwas niemals tun.

Let me make plain what I mean .

Lassen Sie mich klarstellen, was ich meine.

Sam , don't !

Sam, nicht!

If you come across my book , will you send it to me ?

Wenn Sie auf mein Buch stoßen, schicken Sie es mir dann zu?

It happened that he was out when I visited him .

Es kam vor, dass er nicht da war, als ich ihn besuchte.

He went up to tokyo with the intention of studying english .

Er ging nach Tokio mit der Absicht, Englisch zu lernen.

He is a man to be reckoned with .

Er ist ein Mann, mit dem man rechnen muss.

It is not good to eat between meals .

Es ist nicht gut, zwischen den Mahlzeiten zu essen.

It was very kind of you to invite me .

Es war sehr nett von Ihnen, mich einzuladen.

Though it is expensive , we'll go by air .

Obwohl es teuer ist, fliegen wir.

He chose to have me stay .

Er entschied sich dafür, dass ich bleibe.

He had no sooner arrived than he was asked to leave .

Kaum war er angekommen, wurde er zum Gehen aufgefordert.

I've made up my mind to come up with a better solution .

Ich habe beschlossen, eine bessere Lösung zu finden.

We saw the child get on the bus .

Wir sahen, wie das Kind in den Bus stieg.

What do you say to dining out together ?

Was haltet Ihr davon, gemeinsam auswärts essen zu gehen?

It was clever of bob to solve that problem .

Es war klug von Bob, dieses Problem zu lösen.

Let us know when you will arrive .

Teilen Sie uns mit, wann Sie ankommen.

I don't know when he will come back .

Ich weiß nicht, wann er zurückkommen wird.

Do you wish me to help ?

Möchten Sie, dass ich helfe?

I'll support you as long as I live .

Ich werde dich unterstützen, solange ich lebe.

I respect you for what you have done .

Ich respektiere Sie für das, was Sie getan haben.

Write to me as soon as you get there .

Schreiben Sie mir, sobald Sie dort sind.

Do it the way I told you to .

Mach es so, wie ich es dir gesagt habe.

Well , I just remembered .

Nun, ich habe mich gerade daran erinnert.

You must let me know when you come here next time .

Sie müssen mir Bescheid geben, wenn Sie das nächste Mal hierher kommen.

Pardon me for saying so .

Verzeihen Sie, dass ich das sage.

I felt very sad when I heard the news .

Ich war sehr traurig, als ich die Nachricht hörte.

I know the house where he was born .

Ich kenne das Haus, in dem er geboren wurde.

You should have knocked before you came in .

Du hättest klopfen sollen, bevor du reingekommen bist.

I waited for her till it got dark .

Ich wartete auf sie, bis es dunkel wurde.

Sorry , but you're in the wrong here .

Tut mir leid, aber hier liegst du falsch.

Last night it was so hot that I couldn't sleep well .

Letzte Nacht war es so heiß, dass ich nicht gut schlafen konnte.

Life at this college is nothing like I expected .

Das Leben an diesem College ist nicht so, wie ich es erwartet hatte.

Mark the words that you cannot understand .

Markieren Sie die Wörter, die Sie nicht verstehen.

Sorry , I've got to go .

Entschuldigung, ich muss gehen.

I'm afraid I can't .

Ich fürchte, ich kann nicht.

They looked as if they would cry .

Sie sahen aus, als würden sie weinen.

I remember seeing her once on the street .

Ich erinnere mich, sie einmal auf der Straße gesehen zu haben.

He has a daughter who is very pretty .

Er hat eine Tochter, die sehr hübsch ist.

It has been two years since he came to japan .

Es ist zwei Jahre her, seit er nach Japan kam.

There is little hope that she will come on time .

Es besteht wenig Hoffnung, dass sie pünktlich kommt.

It is very kind of you to help me .

Es ist sehr nett von Ihnen, mir zu helfen.

At last , he found out how to make it .

Endlich fand er heraus, wie man es macht.

It seems to me that he is from england .

Es scheint mir, dass er aus England kommt.

Illness prevented me from going abroad .

Eine Krankheit hinderte mich daran, ins Ausland zu gehen.

He is the last man to tell a lie .

Er ist der letzte Mann, der lügt.

Any paper you read will tell the same story .

Jeder Artikel, den Sie lesen, wird die gleiche Geschichte erzählen.

A year has passed since he came here .

Ein Jahr ist vergangen, seit er hierher kam.

He decided to sell the car .

Er beschloss, das Auto zu verkaufen.

I'll just go for a walk to clear my head .

Ich gehe einfach spazieren, um meinen Kopf frei zu bekommen.

She promised to meet him at the coffee shop .

Sie versprach, ihn im Café zu treffen.

Not only jim but his parents are sick .

Nicht nur Jim, sondern auch seine Eltern sind krank.

I think he will succeed .

Ich denke, es wird ihm gelingen.

He is terrible at speaking english .

Er ist schrecklich darin, Englisch zu sprechen.

All you have to do is study harder .

Alles, was Sie tun müssen, ist, fleißiger zu lernen.

I forget who said it .

Ich habe vergessen, wer es gesagt hat.

She is not only kind , but also honest .

Sie ist nicht nur freundlich, sondern auch ehrlich.

Give me another chance to try .

Geben Sie mir noch eine Chance, es zu versuchen.

The world is not what it used to be .

Die Welt ist nicht mehr das, was sie einmal war.

I hope that he will find his way easily .

Ich hoffe, dass er sich leicht zurechtfinden wird.

I think you're right .

Ich denke, du hast recht .

Well , here we are !

Gut, da wären wir !

Bill has a part-time job so that he can buy a car .

Bill hat einen Teilzeitjob, um sich ein Auto kaufen zu können.

Walk quietly , can't you ?

Gehen Sie ruhig, nicht wahr?

Now is the time when we need him most .

Jetzt ist die Zeit, in der wir ihn am meisten brauchen.

This room is too hot for us to work in .

In diesem Raum ist es zu heiß, als dass wir darin arbeiten könnten.

She finally made up her mind to go abroad .

Sie entschloss sich schließlich, ins Ausland zu gehen.

You cannot take back what you have said .

Sie können nicht zurücknehmen, was Sie gesagt haben.

I don't think I want to go .

Ich glaube nicht, dass ich gehen möchte.

I happened along when the car hit the boy .

Ich bin zufällig dabei gewesen, als das Auto den Jungen angefahren hat.

It is necessary for you to go there immediately .

Es ist notwendig, dass Sie sich sofort dorthin begeben.

My dream is to become a teacher .

Mein Traum ist es, Lehrerin zu werden.

It's very rude of you to say a thing like that .

Es ist sehr unhöflich von Ihnen, so etwas zu sagen.

I'm sorry I didn't quite catch what you said .

Es tut mir leid, dass ich nicht ganz verstanden habe, was Sie gesagt haben.

He'll make someone clean the room .

Er wird jemanden bitten, das Zimmer aufzuräumen.

I thought he wouldn't come .

Ich dachte, er würde nicht kommen.

She had no sooner seen me than she ran away .

Sie hatte mich kaum gesehen, als sie weglief.

He dropped in to see us .

Er kam vorbei, um uns zu sehen.

See which way the cat jumps .

Sehen Sie, in welche Richtung die Katze springt.

What would you do if you were in my place ?

Was würdest du tun, wenn du an meiner Stelle wärst?

The dog kept me from approaching his house .

Der Hund hielt mich davon ab, mich seinem Haus zu nähern.

It's important for us to be thoughtful of others .

Für uns ist es wichtig, auf andere Rücksicht zu nehmen.

My mother being ill , I stayed home from school .

Da meine Mutter krank war, blieb ich von der Schule fern.

Oh , don't worry about that .

Oh, mach dir darüber keine Sorgen.

He gave no explanation why he had been absent .

Er gab keine Erklärung dafür, warum er abwesend war.

Father is busy writing letters .

Vater ist damit beschäftigt, Briefe zu schreiben.

I wish I could show you the pretty ice on the trees .

Ich wünschte, ich könnte dir das schöne Eis auf den Bäumen zeigen.

It is bad to hurt others .

Es ist schlimm, andere zu verletzen.

I was at a loss what to do .

Ich wusste nicht, was ich tun sollte.

I wish I could give up smoking .

Ich wünschte, ich könnte mit dem Rauchen aufhören.

Seven days of saturday is all that I need .

Sieben Tage Samstag sind alles, was ich brauche.

She is as active as she looks .

Sie ist so aktiv, wie sie aussieht.

It is no use going to school if you are not going to study .

Es nützt nichts, zur Schule zu gehen, wenn man nicht studieren will.

It feels like it will rain in the afternoon .

Es fühlt sich an, als würde es am Nachmittag regnen.

Let's talk the night away tonight , shall we ?

Lasst uns heute Abend die ganze Nacht durchreden, ja?

I'm very pleased that your dream came true .

Ich freue mich sehr, dass Ihr Traum wahr geworden ist.

You are free to use this car .

Es steht Ihnen frei, dieses Auto zu benutzen.

Can you tell me what this word means ?

Können Sie mir sagen, was dieses Wort bedeutet?

I'm afraid you misunderstood me .

Ich fürchte, du hast mich missverstanden.

Try to keep from crying .

Versuchen Sie, nicht zu weinen.

I think it needs a tune-up .

Ich denke, es bedarf einer Optimierung.

Though she was tired , she kept on working .

Obwohl sie müde war, arbeitete sie weiter.

He went to america for the purpose of studying american literature .

Er ging nach Amerika, um amerikanische Literatur zu studieren.

What he said turned out to be false .

Was er sagte, erwies sich als falsch.

If he doesn't come , we won't go .

Wenn er nicht kommt, werden wir nicht gehen.

I felt sorry for her when I heard her story .

Sie tat mir leid, als ich ihre Geschichte hörte.

My watch is broken , so I want a new one .

Meine Uhr ist kaputt, deshalb möchte ich eine neue.

Sure , but don't take your time .

Sicher, aber lassen Sie sich nicht die Zeit.

The rain prevented me from going out .

Der Regen hinderte mich daran, rauszugehen.

She wrote the book about people she visited .

Sie schrieb das Buch über Menschen, die sie besuchte.

I don't think her story is true .

Ich glaube nicht, dass ihre Geschichte wahr ist.

Oh , but this is great .

Oh, aber das ist großartig.

I never say what is not true .

Ich sage nie, was nicht wahr ist.

I don't forget turning out the light .

Ich vergesse nicht, das Licht auszumachen.

You can stay here as long as you keep quiet .

Sie können hier bleiben, solange Sie sich ruhig verhalten.

The less men think , the more they talk .

Je weniger Männer denken, desto mehr reden sie.

It is about time you married .

Es ist an der Zeit, dass Sie heiraten.

It began to rain when he went out .

Als er hinausging, begann es zu regnen.

That child looks as if he is going to cry .

Das Kind sieht aus, als ob es gleich weinen würde.

He works hard to earn his living .

Er arbeitet hart, um seinen Lebensunterhalt zu verdienen.

He makes it a rule to get up at six every morning .

Er macht es sich zur Regel, jeden Morgen um sechs aufzustehen.

The point is they are too young .

Der Punkt ist, dass sie zu jung sind.

If you were in my place , what would you do ?

Wenn Sie an meiner Stelle wären, was würden Sie tun?

He is a good violinist , isn't he ?

Er ist ein guter Geiger, nicht wahr?

I was wondering if you'd like to join me for dinner tomorrow .

Ich habe mich gefragt, ob Sie morgen zum Abendessen mit mir essen möchten.

She would often take a trip when she was young .

Als sie jung war, unternahm sie oft einen Ausflug.

Thank you for remembering my birthday .

Vielen Dank, dass Sie sich an meinen Geburtstag erinnern.

Hardly had he seen me when he ran away .

Kaum hatte er mich gesehen, rannte er weg.

It was the war which has changed japan .

Es war der Krieg, der Japan verändert hat.

Little did I imagine that my plan would go wrong .

Ich konnte mir kaum vorstellen, dass mein Plan schiefgehen würde.

I forgot to call him today .

Ich habe heute vergessen, ihn anzurufen.

She is ashamed to speak up .

Sie schämt sich, etwas zu sagen.

It's so easy when you know the rules .

Es ist so einfach, wenn man die Regeln kennt.

He is capable of running a mile in four minutes .

Er ist in der Lage, eine Meile in vier Minuten zu laufen.

There should be something for us to talk about .

Es sollte etwas geben, worüber wir reden können.

I remember seeing him before .

Ich erinnere mich, ihn schon einmal gesehen zu haben.

Which is better , this or that ?

Was ist besser, dies oder das?

The students met here to hear the speech .

Hier trafen sich die Studierenden, um der Rede zuzuhören.

I don't feel like going out tonight .

Ich habe heute Abend keine Lust, auszugehen.

He is very busy writing to his friends .

Er ist sehr damit beschäftigt, seinen Freunden zu schreiben.

For the most part , I agree with what he said .

Im Großen und Ganzen stimme ich mit dem überein, was er gesagt hat.

It's mean of you to talk that way .

Es ist gemein von dir, so zu reden.

It may have rained a little last night .

Es kann sein, dass es letzte Nacht etwas geregnet hat.

He is the very person I was talking of .

Er ist genau die Person, von der ich gesprochen habe.

Ah , me !

Ach, ich!

No man is so old , but he may learn .

Kein Mensch ist so alt, aber er kann es lernen.

She is not only pretty , but also bright .

Sie ist nicht nur hübsch, sondern auch aufgeweckt.

He believes that the story is true .

Er glaubt, dass die Geschichte wahr ist.

It is true that she'll get married next month .

Es stimmt, dass sie nächsten Monat heiraten wird.

It's evident that you told a lie .

Es ist offensichtlich, dass Sie gelogen haben.

It will not be long before we meet again .

Es wird nicht mehr lange dauern, bis wir uns wiedersehen.

She told me to open the window .

Sie sagte mir, ich solle das Fenster öffnen.

Six-thirty , it's possible .

Halb sechs, das ist möglich.

Have you decided where you're going to go to study abroad ?

Haben Sie sich entschieden, wo Sie im Ausland studieren möchten?

I mean to quit this company .

Ich habe vor, diese Firma zu verlassen.

I said I would make her happy .

Ich sagte, ich würde sie glücklich machen.

I bet we'll have a test today .

Ich wette, wir haben heute einen Test.

I told my wife to get ready in a hurry .

Ich sagte meiner Frau, sie solle sich schnell fertig machen.

No , he has gone out for lunch already ?

Nein, er ist schon zum Mittagessen ausgegangen?

He never comes without complaining of others .

Er kommt nie, ohne sich über andere zu beschweren.

He came in while we were at table .

Er kam herein, während wir am Tisch saßen.

Please remember to come and see us this weekend .

Bitte denken Sie daran, uns dieses Wochenende zu besuchen.

Do you mind my making a suggestion ?

Stört es Sie, wenn ich einen Vorschlag mache?

I found it hard to close the door .

Es fiel mir schwer, die Tür zu schließen.

Choose whichever you want .

Wählen Sie, was Sie wollen.

I have lived here since I was a boy .

Ich lebe hier, seit ich ein Junge war.

Stay home so that you can answer the phone .

Bleiben Sie zu Hause, damit Sie ans Telefon gehen können.

I'll leave my daughter's education to you , after I'm gone .

Ich überlasse Ihnen die Ausbildung meiner Tochter, wenn ich nicht mehr da bin.

Oh please , believe me .

Oh bitte, glauben Sie mir.

If and when he arrives I'll pay .

Wenn er ankommt, werde ich bezahlen.

You can play this piano , but not at night .

Sie können dieses Klavier spielen, aber nicht nachts.

I wish I could buy that house cheap .

Ich wünschte, ich könnte das Haus günstig kaufen.

That is what I want to know .

Das ist es, was ich wissen möchte.

I take back what I said .

Ich nehme zurück, was ich gesagt habe.

I stood up for an old man old man to take my seat .

Ich stand auf, damit ein alter Mann meinen Platz einnahm.

Our teacher began singing a song well .

Unser Lehrer fing an, ein Lied gut zu singen.

Though it was very cold , I went out .

Obwohl es sehr kalt war, ging ich raus.

I am of the opinion that he will succeed .

Ich bin der Meinung, dass ihm das gelingen wird.

As I reached the station , I got off the bus .

Als ich am Bahnhof ankam, stieg ich aus dem Bus.

I fear we are too late .

Ich fürchte, wir sind zu spät.

If it rains tomorrow , let's stay home .

Wenn es morgen regnet, bleiben wir zu Hause.

I don't know how to cook .

Ich weiß nicht, wie man kocht.

I resolved that I would work harder .

Ich beschloss, härter zu arbeiten.

I know he likes jazz music .

Ich weiß, dass er Jazzmusik mag.

No matter what happens , I'll keep my promise .

Egal was passiert, ich werde mein Versprechen halten.

I didn't know that he could speak english .

Ich wusste nicht, dass er Englisch sprechen konnte.

I remember seeing the movie .

Ich erinnere mich, dass ich den Film gesehen habe.

We use words to communicate .

Wir nutzen Worte, um zu kommunizieren.

If you change your mind , let me know .

Wenn Sie Ihre Meinung ändern, lassen Sie es mich wissen.

She is american , but she lives in england .

Sie ist Amerikanerin, lebt aber in England.

It is worthwhile to read this novel .

Es lohnt sich, diesen Roman zu lesen.

I remember reading the book .

Ich erinnere mich, dass ich das Buch gelesen habe.

A friend of mine asked me to send her a postcard .

Eine Freundin von mir bat mich, ihr eine Postkarte zu schicken.

Who she is I have no idea .

Wer sie ist, ich habe keine Ahnung.

I decided on telling her of my love .

Ich beschloss, ihr von meiner Liebe zu erzählen.

He asked her if she knew him .

Er fragte sie, ob sie ihn kenne.

He got interested in the story .

Er begann, sich für die Geschichte zu interessieren.

I was afraid that you had failed .

Ich hatte Angst, dass du versagt hast.

They hastened to execute the plan .

Sie beeilten sich, den Plan auszuführen.

I am bound to attend the meeting .

Ich bin verpflichtet, an der Sitzung teilzunehmen.

He sent back a message that everyone was well .

Er schickte eine Nachricht zurück, dass es allen gut ginge.

I see . And what can I do to help you with this ?

Ich verstehe . Und was kann ich tun, um Ihnen dabei zu helfen?

I don't know when he will come here .

Ich weiß nicht, wann er hierher kommen wird.

He will scold us no matter what .

Er wird uns ausschimpfen, egal was passiert.

I hope you enjoy yourself this evening .

Ich hoffe, dass Sie diesen Abend genießen.

He tried not to hurt others' feelings .

Er versuchte, die Gefühle anderer nicht zu verletzen.

God knows where he fled .

Gott weiß, wohin er geflohen ist.

In that case , I think you should come in today .

In diesem Fall denke ich, dass Sie heute vorbeikommen sollten.

How I wish I had been more careful !

Wie ich wünschte, ich wäre vorsichtiger gewesen!

As soon as she got on the train , it pulled out of the station .

Sobald sie in den Zug einstieg, fuhr dieser aus dem Bahnhof.

My father does nothing but watch tv on sundays .

Mein Vater macht sonntags nichts anderes, als fernzusehen.

I could hardly make out what she said .

Ich konnte kaum verstehen, was sie sagte.

I want him to play the guitar .

Ich möchte, dass er Gitarre spielt.

I am sad to hear it .

Ich bin traurig, das zu hören.

She likes being looked at by boys .

Sie mag es, von Jungs angeschaut zu werden.

If he could go to the concert , he would be glad .

Wenn er zum Konzert gehen könnte, würde er sich freuen.

We are but men , not gods .

Wir sind nur Menschen, keine Götter.

Lock the window before going to bed .

Schließen Sie das Fenster ab, bevor Sie zu Bett gehen.

I cannot hear such a story without weeping .

Ich kann eine solche Geschichte nicht hören, ohne zu weinen.

Thank you for lending us the book .

Vielen Dank, dass Sie uns das Buch geliehen haben.

Plan your work before you start it .

Planen Sie Ihre Arbeit, bevor Sie damit beginnen.

I have a friend who lives in america .

Ich habe einen Freund, der in Amerika lebt.

I am pleased to help you if I can .

Ich helfe Ihnen gerne, wenn ich kann.

We think it possible that they may arrive next week .

Wir halten es für möglich, dass sie nächste Woche eintreffen.

They were not sure whether they could come or not .

Sie waren sich nicht sicher, ob sie kommen konnten oder nicht.

As soon as I've finished doing that , I'll help you .

Sobald ich damit fertig bin, helfe ich Ihnen.

I got up early so as to be in time for the train .

Ich bin früh aufgestanden, um pünktlich zum Zug zu sein.

You should attend more to what your teacher says .

Sie sollten mehr darauf achten, was Ihr Lehrer sagt.

Passport , please .

Pass, bitte.

He'll be glad to see you .

Er wird sich freuen, Sie zu sehen.

In case anything happens , call me immediately .

Falls etwas passiert, rufen Sie mich sofort an.

If you eat too much , you will get fat .

Wenn Sie zu viel essen, werden Sie dick.

You can say whatever you want to .

Sie können sagen, was Sie wollen.

This is an age when honesty does not pay .

Dies ist ein Zeitalter, in dem sich Ehrlichkeit nicht auszahlt.

The man painting the wall is my father .

Der Mann, der die Wand bemalt, ist mein Vater.

That's too small to fit on your head .

Das ist zu klein, um auf deinen Kopf zu passen.

I learned a lot from what I heard .

Ich habe viel aus dem gelernt, was ich gehört habe.

Our teacher told us that we should do our best .

Unser Lehrer sagte uns, wir sollten unser Bestes geben.

You must apologize to her for coming late .

Sie müssen sich bei ihr dafür entschuldigen, dass Sie zu spät gekommen sind.

What you say does not make any sense to me .

Was Sie sagen, ergibt für mich keinen Sinn.

He lost all the money he had .

Er verlor alles Geld, das er hatte.

I'd like to know which he likes .

Ich würde gerne wissen, was ihm gefällt.

No , don't go yet .

Nein, geh noch nicht.

This is a plan of my own devising .

Dies ist ein Plan, den ich mir selbst ausgedacht habe.

It seems that the news was false .

Es scheint, dass die Nachricht falsch war.

It is five years since my father died .

Es ist fünf Jahre her, seit mein Vater gestorben ist.

I mean to be there this evening .

Ich habe vor, heute Abend dort zu sein.

There is not one of us but wishes to succeed .

Es gibt keinen von uns, der nicht erfolgreich sein möchte.

We used to swim every day when we were children .

Als wir Kinder waren, sind wir jeden Tag geschwommen.

Have you visited foreign countries , say america ?

Haben Sie fremde Länder besucht, beispielsweise Amerika?

You like rain , don't you ?

Du magst Regen, nicht wahr?

I observed him come along here .

Ich habe beobachtet, wie er hier vorbeikam.

She has no children , does she ?

Sie hat keine Kinder, oder?

Come to my house whenever you like .

Kommen Sie zu mir nach Hause, wann immer Sie möchten.

I wish I could see the ancient world .

Ich wünschte, ich könnte die antike Welt sehen.

Illness prevented jane from going to school .

Eine Krankheit hinderte Jane daran, zur Schule zu gehen.

To do him justice , he was kind at heart .

Um ihm gerecht zu werden, war er von Herzen gutmütig.

Be sure to put the fire out before you leave .

Löschen Sie unbedingt das Feuer, bevor Sie gehen.

Mother often said that she was proud of me .

Mutter sagte oft, dass sie stolz auf mich sei.

He hurried so as not to miss the train .

Er beeilte sich, um den Zug nicht zu verpassen.

I don't like your going there by yourself .

Es gefällt mir nicht, dass du alleine dorthin gehst.

Do you mind if I smoke here ?

Stört es Sie, wenn ich hier rauche?

It is hard to carry out this plan .

Es ist schwierig, diesen Plan umzusetzen.

How about me stopping by ?

Wie wäre es, wenn ich vorbeikäme?

I look forward to receiving your reply as soon as possible .

Ich freue mich darauf, so schnell wie möglich Ihre Antwort zu erhalten.

He's the novelist I admire the most .

Er ist der Schriftsteller, den ich am meisten bewundere.

Keep as many as you need .

Behalten Sie so viele, wie Sie benötigen.

I was anxious to read your letter from paris .

Ich war gespannt darauf, Ihren Brief aus Paris zu lesen.

I am accustomed to studying english every evening .

Ich bin es gewohnt, jeden Abend Englisch zu lernen.

As he was an honest man , I employed him .

Da er ein ehrlicher Mann war, habe ich ihn eingestellt.

My illness kept me from starting .

Meine Krankheit hielt mich davon ab, anzufangen.

He promised not to smoke .

Er versprach, nicht zu rauchen.

I can't help loving my country .

Ich kann nicht anders, als mein Land zu lieben.

He asked her why she was crying .

Er fragte sie, warum sie weine.

I hope your plan will work out .

Ich hoffe, dass Ihr Plan aufgeht.

The sun having set , they left off their work .

Als die Sonne unterging, ließen sie ihre Arbeit nieder.

I think most people are better off now than they used to be .

Ich denke, den meisten Menschen geht es heute besser als früher.

There's no need to be that tense .

Es ist nicht nötig, so angespannt zu sein.

I played a match of tennis with my friend , but lost .

Ich habe mit meinem Freund ein Tennismatch gespielt, aber verloren.

She is quite pretty , but looks unhealthy .

Sie ist ziemlich hübsch, sieht aber ungesund aus.

It's fun to play tennis .

Es macht Spaß, Tennis zu spielen.

My father has gone out to buy postcard .

Mein Vater ist ausgegangen, um Postkarten zu kaufen.

Yes , please do .

Ja, bitte mache es .

Look at the man crossing the street .

Schauen Sie sich den Mann an, der die Straße überquert.

I don't know the reason why he was absent .

Ich weiß nicht, warum er abwesend war.

She waved her hand at the sight of me .

Sie wedelte mit der Hand, als sie mich sah.

I'm sorry you're leaving us .

Es tut mir leid, dass du uns verlässt.

The day when we first met was a rainy day .

Der Tag, an dem wir uns zum ersten Mal trafen, war ein regnerischer Tag.

I am sorry that I could not go with her .

Es tut mir leid, dass ich nicht mit ihr gehen konnte.

He bade me stay behind .

Er befahl mir, zurückzubleiben.

He is in a hurry to catch the train .

Er hat es eilig, den Zug zu erreichen.

I'm sorry for what I did .

Es tut mir leid, was ich getan habe.

Try to study a foreign language by all means .

Versuchen Sie unbedingt, eine Fremdsprache zu lernen.

The storm prevented me from going out for a walk .

Der Sturm hinderte mich daran, spazieren zu gehen.

I gave him what little money I had .

Ich gab ihm das bisschen Geld, das ich hatte.

I made up my mind to marry her .

Ich habe beschlossen, sie zu heiraten.

I hope to find a job of my own choosing .

Ich hoffe, einen Job meiner Wahl zu finden.

I remember what he said .

Ich erinnere mich, was er gesagt hat.

Let's leave as soon as he arrives .

Lass uns gehen, sobald er ankommt.

I cannot approve of your going out with him .

Ich kann es nicht gutheißen, dass du mit ihm ausgehst.

Miho is the girl I like best .

Miho ist das Mädchen, das mir am besten gefällt.

Take care lest you should fall .

Passen Sie auf, dass Sie nicht fallen.

Ken decided on going abroad .

Ken beschloss, ins Ausland zu gehen.

I acknowledge it to be true .

Ich erkenne an, dass es wahr ist.

I don't like the way he speaks .

Mir gefällt die Art, wie er spricht, nicht.

She studied very hard in order that she might succeed .

Sie lernte sehr fleißig, um Erfolg zu haben.

You can trust him to keep his word .

Sie können darauf vertrauen, dass er sein Wort hält.

I felt the house shake .

Ich spürte, wie das Haus bebte.

There is no one but desires peace .

Es gibt niemanden, der sich nicht den Frieden wünscht.

There was nothing but the blue sea as far as the eye could reach .

So weit das Auge reichte, war nichts als das blaue Meer.

This is the garden I laid out last year .

Das ist der Garten, den ich letztes Jahr angelegt habe.

Don't cry , there's a dear .

Weine nicht, da ist ein Schatz.

I will finish it by the time he comes back .

Ich werde es fertig haben, wenn er zurückkommt.

Could you show me how to use that machine ?

Könnten Sie mir zeigen, wie man diese Maschine benutzt?

It is clear that he knows the answer .

Es ist klar, dass er die Antwort kennt.

I had no difficulty finding your house .

Ich hatte keine Schwierigkeiten, Ihr Haus zu finden.

Do you mind my making a suggestion ?

Stört es Sie, wenn ich einen Vorschlag mache?

I don't feel like going out tonight .

Ich habe heute Abend keine Lust, auszugehen.

Oh , would you catch the phone for me , please ?

Oh, würden Sie bitte für mich ans Telefon gehen?

It's the best book that I've ever read .

Es ist das beste Buch, das ich je gelesen habe.

It's such a long time since he left school .

Es ist so lange her, seit er die Schule verlassen hat.

I've made a lot of friends since I entered college .

Ich habe viele Freunde gefunden, seit ich aufs College gegangen bin.

It is difficult to play the piano .

Es ist schwierig, Klavier zu spielen.

I hope he will come up with a new and good idea .

Ich hoffe, dass er eine neue und gute Idee hat.

You are to do as I tell you .

Du sollst tun, was ich dir sage.

He doesn't approve of women smoking .

Er ist nicht damit einverstanden, dass Frauen rauchen.

He is fortunate having such a good wife .

Er kann sich glücklich schätzen, eine so gute Frau zu haben.

How long does it take for you to read this book ?

Wie lange dauert es, bis Sie dieses Buch gelesen haben?

The rain just stopped , so let's leave .

Der Regen hat gerade aufgehört, also lasst uns gehen.

I'm glad to have this opportunity to speak to you .

Ich freue mich, die Gelegenheit zu haben, mit Ihnen zu sprechen.

The problem exacted a great effort to solve it .

Das Problem erforderte große Anstrengungen, es zu lösen.

Everybody that came to the street was surprised .

Jeder, der auf die Straße kam, war überrascht.

Five years have passed since they came to japan .

Fünf Jahre sind vergangen, seit sie nach Japan kamen.

It seems that he knows the truth .

Es scheint, dass er die Wahrheit kennt.

As for me , I like this better .

Was mich betrifft, gefällt mir das besser.

I don't doubt but she will recover .

Ich zweifle nicht, aber sie wird sich erholen.

I advised him not to drive .

Ich habe ihm geraten, nicht zu fahren.

It was some time before he realized his mistake .

Es dauerte einige Zeit, bis er seinen Fehler erkannte.

I am positive that he has finished .

Ich bin mir sicher, dass er fertig ist.

He took great pains to do a good job .

Er gab sich große Mühe, einen guten Job zu machen.

The doctor ordered me to stay in bed .

Der Arzt befahl mir, im Bett zu bleiben.

He found it hard to make friends .

Es fiel ihm schwer, Freunde zu finden.

I saw the ship sink in the sea .

Ich sah, wie das Schiff im Meer versank.

She paints every day no matter how busy she is .

Sie malt jeden Tag, egal wie beschäftigt sie ist.

He ought to pass the examination , for he is very capable .

Er sollte die Prüfung bestehen, denn er ist sehr fähig.

I am not sure , but I think I want to be a teacher .

Ich bin mir nicht sicher, aber ich glaube, ich möchte Lehrerin werden.

I'd appreciate it if you could do that .

Ich würde es begrüßen, wenn Sie das tun könnten.

It is time you went to bed . Turn off the radio .

Es ist Zeit, dass du ins Bett gehst. Schalte das Radio aus .

You may be surprised to receive this letter .

Sie werden überrascht sein, diesen Brief zu erhalten.

I tried solving the problem .

Ich habe versucht, das Problem zu lösen.

If you have a question , please ask me .

Wenn Sie eine Frage haben, fragen Sie mich bitte.

I stayed at my uncle's while I was in tokyo .

Ich habe bei meinem Onkel übernachtet, während ich in Tokio war.

I succeed to a fortune .

Es gelingt mir, ein Vermögen zu verdienen.

There was nothing that I could do but wait for him .

Mir blieb nichts anderes übrig, als auf ihn zu warten.

He cannot walk , let alone run .

Er kann nicht gehen, geschweige denn rennen.

She spends a lot of money when she goes abroad .

Sie gibt viel Geld aus, wenn sie ins Ausland geht.

I don't know whether the story is true or not .

Ich weiß nicht, ob die Geschichte wahr ist oder nicht.

They welcomed as many men as came .

Sie hießen so viele Männer willkommen, wie gekommen waren.

It's good to have the food cooked in front of you .

Es ist gut, wenn das Essen vor Ihren Augen zubereitet wird.

I am used to sitting up late at night .

Ich bin es gewohnt, bis spät in die Nacht wach zu bleiben.

That she is ill is obvious .

Dass sie krank ist, ist offensichtlich.

He would be the last one to believe that .

Er wäre der Letzte, der das glauben würde.

Who is that boy running toward us ?

Wer ist dieser Junge, der auf uns zuläuft?

Show me how to do it .

Zeig mir, wie es geht.

It's nice if a child can have a room of his own .

Es ist schön, wenn ein Kind ein eigenes Zimmer haben kann.

He is trying hard to give up smoking .

Er versucht mit aller Kraft, mit dem Rauchen aufzuhören.

The truth is that he was not fit for the job .

Die Wahrheit ist, dass er für den Job nicht geeignet war.

He was destined never to see his wife again .

Es war ihm bestimmt, seine Frau nie wieder zu sehen.

What he says is brief and to the point .

Was er sagt, ist kurz und prägnant.

I don't know what to do from now on .

Ich weiß nicht, was ich von jetzt an tun soll.

I don't remember where I put my key .

Ich kann mich nicht erinnern, wo ich meinen Schlüssel hingelegt habe.

I will go regardless of the weather .

Ich werde gehen, unabhängig vom Wetter.

She urged him to do the job .

Sie drängte ihn, die Arbeit zu erledigen.

I think his opinion is of great importance .

Ich denke, seine Meinung ist von großer Bedeutung.

I wish I were as rich as he .

Ich wünschte, ich wäre so reich wie er.

We think that he will come .

Wir glauben, dass er kommen wird.

As far as I know , he is american .

Soweit ich weiß, ist er Amerikaner.

It is time for me to take a vacation .

Es ist Zeit für mich, Urlaub zu machen.

What he said counts for nothing .

Was er gesagt hat, zählt nicht.

He contemplated taking a trip to paris .

Er dachte darüber nach, eine Reise nach Paris zu unternehmen.

He worked hard in order to support his family .

Er arbeitete hart, um seine Familie zu ernähren.

He carried out what he had promised .

Er hat gehalten, was er versprochen hatte.

Don't forget to see me tomorrow morning .

Vergessen Sie nicht, mich morgen früh zu sehen.

It is no wonder that he passed the examination .

Kein Wunder, dass er die Prüfung bestanden hat.

The moment she heard the news , she turned pale .

Als sie die Nachricht hörte, wurde sie blass.

Your daughter passed the examination , I hear .

Wie ich höre, hat Ihre Tochter die Prüfung bestanden.

Walk slowly , and I will catch up with you .

Gehen Sie langsam, und ich werde Sie einholen.

I will come provided I am well enough .

Ich werde kommen, sofern es mir gut genug geht.

Have you decided what to do yet ?

Haben Sie sich schon entschieden, was zu tun ist?

He has forgotten to see you here .

Er hat vergessen, dich hier zu sehen.

The heavy rain prevented me from going out .

Der starke Regen hinderte mich daran, rauszugehen.

I am only too glad to be with you .

Ich bin nur zu froh, bei Dir zu sein.

I think that japan is a very safe country .

Ich denke, dass Japan ein sehr sicheres Land ist.

If I've told you once , I've told you a thousand times .

Wenn ich es dir einmal gesagt habe, habe ich es dir tausendmal gesagt.

I'm used to getting up early .

Ich bin es gewohnt, früh aufzustehen.

I want to die , but I cannot .

Ich möchte sterben, aber ich kann nicht.

It was difficult to persuade him to change his mind .

Es war schwierig, ihn zum Umdenken zu bewegen.

I can do it if you give me a chance .

Ich kann es schaffen, wenn du mir eine Chance gibst.

Young people tend to think so .

Junge Leute neigen dazu, so zu denken.

Whoever wants to come to my party may come .

Wer zu meiner Party kommen möchte, kann kommen.

I made him tell the truth .

Ich habe ihn dazu gebracht, die Wahrheit zu sagen.

I owe what I am today to my parents .

Was ich heute bin, verdanke ich meinen Eltern.

She seems to have been happy when she was young .

Sie scheint glücklich gewesen zu sein, als sie jung war.

It's to your credit that you told the truth .

Es ist Ihre Ehre, dass Sie die Wahrheit gesagt haben.

If you hurry up , you will be in time .

Wenn Sie sich beeilen, werden Sie pünktlich sein.

That is all that he said .

Das ist alles, was er gesagt hat.

I said I would ring again later .

Ich sagte, ich würde später noch einmal anrufen.

It is strange that he should say such a thing .

Es ist seltsam, dass er so etwas sagen sollte.

I found him to be a good workman .

Ich fand, dass er ein guter Arbeiter ist.

To tell the truth , he was lonely .

Um die Wahrheit zu sagen, er war einsam.

Jane skipped the questions she couldn't answer .

Jane übersprang die Fragen, die sie nicht beantworten konnte.

I don't mind if you go to bed before I get home .

Es macht mir nichts aus, wenn du zu Bett gehst, bevor ich nach Hause komme.

I enjoyed talking with you .

Es war angenehm, mit Ihnen zu reden .

He worked so hard that he succeeded .

Er arbeitete so hart, dass es ihm gelang.

Yesterday the teacher told us that he would give us a test today .

Gestern sagte uns der Lehrer, dass er uns heute eine Prüfung geben würde.

I thought you'd jump at the chance .

Ich dachte, du würdest die Chance nutzen.

It was very nice of you to help me with my homework .

Es war sehr nett von dir, mir bei meinen Hausaufgaben zu helfen.

He is bright , but he is not honest .

Er ist klug, aber er ist nicht ehrlich.

It is hardly conceivable to me that he will fail .

Dass er scheitern wird, ist für mich kaum vorstellbar.

Be sure to put out the fire before you leave .

Löschen Sie unbedingt das Feuer, bevor Sie gehen.

If he had been a little more careful , he would have succeeded .

Wenn er etwas vorsichtiger gewesen wäre, hätte er es geschafft.

I've told you over and over again not to do that .

Ich habe dir immer wieder gesagt, dass du das nicht tun sollst.

There is a reason to be late this morning .

Es gibt einen Grund, heute Morgen zu spät zu kommen.

Please close the door when you leave .

Bitte schließen Sie die Tür, wenn Sie gehen.

What makes you think that I'm against that ?

Warum denkst du, dass ich dagegen bin?

I told the news to everyone I met .

Ich erzählte die Neuigkeiten allen, die ich traf.

I had intended to attend the meeting .

Ich hatte vorgehabt, an dem Treffen teilzunehmen.

I know where she is .

Ich weiß, wo sie ist.

I am ready to do anything for you .

Ich bin bereit, alles für Sie zu tun.

I don't mind waiting for a while .

Es macht mir nichts aus, eine Weile zu warten.

I wonder if he loves me .

Ich frage mich, ob er mich liebt.

She had been ill for a week when the doctor was sent for .

Sie war schon seit einer Woche krank, als der Arzt gerufen wurde.

This is just what I wanted .

Das ist genau das, was ich wollte.

I'll find someone to fill in for you .

Ich werde jemanden finden, der für Sie einspringt.

I'll take back what I said .

Ich nehme zurück, was ich gesagt habe.

It is high time you went to bed .

Es ist höchste Zeit, dass du ins Bett gehst.

As for me , I have no objection .

Was mich betrifft, habe ich keine Einwände.

I told him that he was wrong .

Ich sagte ihm, dass er falsch lag.

I dare say you are tired .

Ich wage zu behaupten, dass du müde bist.

Do you have enough information to go on ?

Haben Sie genügend Informationen, um fortzufahren?

All you have to do is to wait for her reply .

Alles, was Sie tun müssen, ist auf ihre Antwort zu warten.

What was it that caused you to change your mind ?

Was hat Sie dazu veranlasst, Ihre Meinung zu ändern?

I said that I didn't go shopping with her .

Ich sagte, dass ich nicht mit ihr einkaufen gehen würde.

This is what I've long wanted .

Das ist es, was ich mir schon lange gewünscht habe.

My father disapproved of my going to the concert .

Mein Vater war damit nicht einverstanden, dass ich zum Konzert ging.

I often played tennis when I was young .

Als ich jung war, habe ich oft Tennis gespielt.

The boy ran away when he saw me .

Der Junge rannte weg, als er mich sah.

It's about time we went back .

Es ist an der Zeit, dass wir zurückkehren.

I tried in vain to open it .

Ich habe vergeblich versucht, es zu öffnen.

I think he will soon catch up with us .

Ich denke, er wird uns bald einholen.

He must be crazy to say such a thing .

Er muss verrückt sein, so etwas zu sagen.

Jim can be said to be a man of parts .

Man kann sagen, dass Jim ein Mann voller Talente ist.

I wonder which way to go .

Ich frage mich, welchen Weg ich gehen soll.

You'll be in time for the train if you start at once .

Wenn Sie sofort starten, erreichen Sie den Zug rechtzeitig.

Which is older , this book or that one ?

Was ist älter, dieses Buch oder jenes?

I wish I could break the habit of smoking .

Ich wünschte, ich könnte mit dem Rauchen aufhören.

That music is worth listening to many times .

Es lohnt sich, diese Musik mehrmals anzuhören.

I have known him since he was a baby .

Ich kenne ihn, seit er ein Baby war.

I awoke to find myself famous .

Als ich aufwachte, stellte ich fest, dass ich berühmt war.

I will try to solve the problem at any rate .

Ich werde auf jeden Fall versuchen, das Problem zu lösen.

When mary was a child , her family was dirt poor .

Als Mary ein Kind war, war ihre Familie sehr arm.

Let's decide on the places we will visit .

Lassen Sie uns entscheiden, welche Orte wir besuchen werden.

The day that he was born was rainy .

Der Tag, an dem er geboren wurde, war regnerisch.

You deserve to succeed .

Sie haben es verdient, erfolgreich zu sein.

What you said is also true of this case .

Was Sie gesagt haben, gilt auch für diesen Fall.

She said she would be back right away .

Sie sagte, sie würde sofort zurück sein.

Is there a place I can smoke ?

Gibt es einen Ort, an dem ich rauchen kann?

If you set out early , you'll be in time for the train .

Wenn Sie früh aufbrechen, sind Sie pünktlich zum Zug.

He made up his mind to go there alone .

Er beschloss, alleine dorthin zu gehen.

You are free to talk with anyone .

Es steht Ihnen frei, mit jedem zu sprechen.

Walk tall , son .

Gehen Sie aufrecht, mein Sohn.

Do good to those who hate you .

Tu denen Gutes, die dich hassen.

What do you say to making a trip with me during the summer vacation ?

Was halten Sie davon, mit mir in den Sommerferien einen Ausflug zu machen?

I was surprised that he had failed .

Ich war überrascht, dass er versagt hatte.

It being very cold , they stayed at home .

Da es sehr kalt war, blieben sie zu Hause.

It is hardly possible for him not to make any mistake .

Es ist ihm kaum möglich, keinen Fehler zu machen.

My son tried to become a rakugoka .

Mein Sohn versuchte, ein Rakugoka zu werden.

Do you think he resembles his father ?

Glaubst du, er ähnelt seinem Vater?

She is a difficult person to deal with .

Es ist schwierig, mit ihr umzugehen.

You are an angel for doing my shopping .

Du bist ein Engel dafür, dass du meine Einkäufe erledigst.

He talks as if he knows everything .

Er redet, als wüsste er alles.

He is trying to quit smoking .

Er versucht, mit dem Rauchen aufzuhören.

You should try to figure it out for yourself .

Sie sollten versuchen, es selbst herauszufinden.

I wish I had a car .

Ich wünschte, ich hätte ein Auto.

Do you mind if I open the window ?

Stört es Sie, wenn ich das Fenster öffne?

She doesn't get paid by the month , but by the day .

Sie wird nicht monatlich, sondern tageweise bezahlt.

You may take any picture you like .

Sie können jedes beliebige Bild machen, das Ihnen gefällt.

I don't know how to handle children .

Ich weiß nicht, wie ich mit Kindern umgehen soll.

Having finished my work , I went home .

Nachdem ich meine Arbeit beendet hatte, ging ich nach Hause.

Come along with us if you like .

Kommen Sie mit, wenn Sie möchten.

I am sure everything will turn out all right in the end .

Ich bin mir sicher, dass am Ende alles gut wird.

Please let me know when you come to osaka .

Bitte lassen Sie mich wissen, wenn Sie nach Osaka kommen.

I'm glad to see you .

Ich freue mich, Sie zu sehen .

You will keep your word , won't you ?

Sie werden Ihr Wort halten, nicht wahr?

Illness prevented me from going out .

Eine Krankheit hinderte mich daran, auszugehen.

I feel like taking a rest .

Ich habe Lust, mich auszuruhen.

It seems that he is unable to swim .

Es scheint, dass er nicht schwimmen kann.

Were you at home ? No , I wasn't .

Warst du zuhause ? Nein, das war ich nicht.

Don't hang up , but hold on please .

Legen Sie nicht auf, sondern warten Sie bitte.

Ich kann nicht sagen, wer zuerst ankommt.
Ich habe nichts, wofür es sich zu leben lohnt.
Mein Vater stimmte zu, dass ich ins Ausland ging.
Du hast zu Mittag gegessen, nicht wahr?
Er wusste nicht, wohin er gehen sollte.
Ich habe fast Lust, die Arbeit zu übernehmen.
Wir sollten keine Probleme haben, wenn der Verkehr nicht zu stark ist.
Können Sie wiederholen, was Sie gesagt haben?
Herzlichen Glückwunsch zur Aufnahme an der Schule, die Sie schon immer besuchen wollten.
Sie wagten es nicht, mir ins Gesicht zu sehen.
Es dient dazu, Ihre Stimme gut zu hören.
Es steht Ihnen vielleicht frei, zu tun, was Sie wollen.
Schreiben Sie mir eine Nachricht, wenn Sie dort ankommen.
Ich hatte vor, angeln zu gehen.
Er gibt vor, alles zu wissen.
Es besteht kein Grund, so wütend zu werden.
Lass mich dich später zurückrufen, ok?
Sie müssen sich anstrengen, wenn Sie Erfolg haben wollen.
Ich wurde in Osaka geboren, bin aber in Tokio aufgewachsen.
Als sie aufwachte, befand sie sich im Krankenhaus.
Er möchte, dass du hier bleibst.
Sie haben große Anstrengungen unternommen, um das Problem zu lösen.
Das ist es, was ich wollte.
Niemand hatte es übers Herz zu sagen, dass er falsch lag.
Er sieht ein bisschen müde aus, nicht wahr?
Er versäumt es nie, einmal im Monat an seine Eltern zu schreiben.
Hast du eins, das etwas größer ist als diese?
Er war so freundlich, mir die Stadt zu zeigen.
Wir beschlossen, das Treffen auf nächsten Sonntag zu verschieben.
Was sagst du dazu, mit mir Tennis zu spielen?
Ich habe einfach nicht die Zeit, alles zu tun, was ich tun möchte.
Sie riet ihm, ein Fahrrad zu benutzen.
Er hat nicht getan, was er versprochen hatte.
Bitte sagen Sie mir, wann ich das Essen servieren soll.
Es hat keinen Sinn, irgendetwas auszuprobieren.
Hören Sie auf, Ihr Essen einzuatmen. Du solltest besser langsamer essen.
es ist ganz natürlich, dass er so denkt.
Was für ein gedankenloser Mann, der das tut!
Nun, wir sind endlich fertig.
Ich bürste immer meinen Mantel, wenn ich nach Hause komme.
Er sagte, er könnte es schaffen.
Nehmen wir an, es ist wahr.
Er befahl mir, dorthin zu gehen.
Es tut mir leid, dass ich Sie so lange warten ließ.
Da ich zu spät kam, nahm ich einen Bus.
Er konnte nicht sprechen, so wütend war er.
Es wird keinen großen Unterschied machen, ob Sie heute oder morgen gehen.
Ich wünschte, ich hätte ein besseres Gedächtnis.
Er lernte fleißig, um aufs College zu kommen.
Sie könnten versuchen, etwas zivilisierter zu sein.
Er ging nach Paris, wo er mich zum ersten Mal traf.
Ich habe keine Ahnung, warum das so ist.
Kommen Sie zu mir, wenn Sie Zeit haben.
Um die Wahrheit zu sagen, sie ist meine Schwester.
Dies ist der Ort, an dem mein Vater geboren wurde.
Behalte das Baby im Auge, während ich weg bin.
Es wird hart für ihn werden, wenn er entdeckt wird.
Er ging ein Risiko ein, als er mir half.
Es hat keinen Sinn, mit ihm zu streiten.
Dass Sie die Prüfung bestehen werden, ist sicher.
Niemand weiß, was als nächstes passieren wird.
Ich mache meine Hausaufgaben, nachdem ich ferngesehen habe.
Er ist alt genug, um Auto zu fahren.
Es wird die Zeit kommen, in der Sie dies verstehen werden.
Wer gute Stunden hat, wird lange leben.
Um die Wahrheit zu sagen, sie sind kein Ehemann und keine Ehefrau.
Er kann kein Englisch schreiben, ohne Fehler zu machen.
Wissen Sie, wie man einen Personal Computer bedient?
Warten Sie bitte, bis Sie an der Reihe sind.
Es wird nicht mehr lange dauern, bis sie heiraten.
Wenn Sie ein Mann sind, verhalten Sie sich auch so.
Mein Plan ist es, ein Auto zu kaufen.
Sie lernte fleißig, damit sie nicht bei der Prüfung durchfiel.
Das eine kenne ich, das andere nicht.
Ich bin bereit, dir zu folgen.
Sie stellte fest, dass das Geld weg war.
Ich kann es mir nicht leisten, so viel zu bezahlen.
Ich mache dir nicht die Schuld, dass du das getan hast.
Ich schlage vor, dass wir ein weiteres Treffen abhalten.
Es tut mir leid, ich kann nicht lange bleiben.
Es ist unnormal, so viel zu essen.
Dieser Kaffee ist so heiß, dass ich ihn nicht trinken kann.
Wir brauchen eine andere Person, die Karten spielt.
Ich erinnere mich, dass ich die Geschichte einmal gehört habe.
Was ist leichter zu lesen, dieses oder jenes Buch?
Ich denke, dieses Medikament wird Ihnen gut tun.
Sie war erstaunt, als sie die Nachricht hörte.
Ich freue mich sehr, dich zu treffen .
Er bedauert, dass er nicht gehen konnte.
So oft sie es versuchte, scheiterte sie.
Es stimmt, dass die Erde rund ist.
Er arbeitet hart, um im Ausland studieren zu können.
Meine Vermutung ist, dass es morgen wieder gut wird.
Es ist seltsam, dass Sie das sagen.
Wir haben noch genügend Zeit, darüber zu diskutieren.
Sobald sie da ist, kann es losgehen.
Ich würde mich freuen, an Ihrer Party teilzunehmen.
Niemand mag es, wenn hinter seinem Rücken schlecht über ihn geredet wird.
Es wäre toll, wenn es eine japanische Ausgabe gäbe.
Yumi geht in den Park, um Tennis zu spielen.
Wenn ich genug Geld hätte, könnte ich dich bezahlen.
Mein Vater hat mich zu dem gemacht, was ich bin.
Er sieht aus, als würde er gewinnen.
Es ist mir eine große Ehre, Sie kennenzulernen.
Egal was passiert, ich werde nicht überrascht sein.
Er gibt vor, reich zu sein.
Es scheint, dass mich jemand in meiner Abwesenheit angerufen hat.
Beliebt oder nicht, es ist richtig.
Er hat hart gearbeitet, um den Preis zu bekommen.
Ich möchte so lange leben, wie ich gesund bleiben kann.
Wir waren in Gefahr, unser Leben zu verlieren.
Sammle Rosen, solange du kannst.
Bitte sagen Sie mir, um welche Art von Kochen es sich handelt.
Beachten Sie unbedingt, was sie sagt.
Wir wollten gerade gehen, als das Telefon klingelte.
Könnten Sie mir ein Haus finden, das einen kleinen Garten hat?
Er sagte, dass du gehen solltest.
Er schlug vor, dass wir bei dem Treffen mit dem Rauchen aufhören sollten.
Der Wettermann sagt, dass es am Nachmittag regnen wird.
Ich zeige dir, wie man Fische fängt.
Ich bin mir nicht sicher, aber sie könnte kommen.
Die Sache ist, ich will es nicht wirklich.
Ich weiß nicht genau, wann er kommen wird.
Was würden Sie tun, wenn Sie eine Million Dollar hätten?
Ich halte es für wichtig, ihm die Fakten zu erzählen.
Da es regnete, blieben wir zu Hause.
Ich kann nicht verstehen, was du meinst.
Ich schlug vor, spazieren zu gehen.
Nehmen Sie dieses Arzneimittel ein, wenn Sie eine Erkältung haben.
Ist es schwer, Englisch zu sprechen?
Bitte erzählen Sie mir, was mit ihm passiert ist.
Es genügt zu sagen, dass dies letztlich nicht der Fall ist.
Es fiel mir schwer zu verstehen, was er sagte.
Was würdest du tun, wenn du an meiner Stelle wärst?
Er ist nicht sehr schnell darin, Freunde zu finden.
Ich denke, dass sie zu spät kommen werden.
Das stimmt, nicht wahr?
Ich denke, sein Leben ist in Gefahr.
Es bleibt abzuwarten, ob dieser Plan erfolgreich sein wird oder nicht.
Wir schauten, sahen aber nichts.
Erstens müssen wir darauf achten, was wir essen und trinken.
Sollte es morgen regnen, wird das Spiel abgesagt.
Ich möchte, dass du mir Tee machst.
Nachdem wir einige Zeit gelaufen waren, kamen wir zum See.
Es tut mir leid, aber er ist jetzt draußen.
Ich ging dorthin, um ihn zu treffen.
Ich wünschte, es gäbe mehr Abwechslung in meiner Arbeit.
Wenn Sie Fragen haben, lassen Sie es mich bitte wissen.
Was er sagt, stimmt bis zu einem gewissen Grad.
Nein, ich habe es auf eigene Faust gemacht.
Kurz gesagt, ich brauche Geld. Bitte leihen Sie es mir!
Geben Sie nicht auf, wenn Sie scheitern.
Der Regen hielt uns davon ab, rauszugehen.
Stellen wir uns vor, wir hätten eine Million Yen in der Hand.
Bei Gott, ich werde diese Hausaufgabe fertig machen.
Ich mag ihn nicht, weil er schnell die Beherrschung verliert.
Ich habe gestern Abend nicht ferngesehen, aber Englisch gelernt.
Das ist das schwierigste Buch, das ich je gelesen habe.
Ich weiß nicht, was ich tun soll.
Warum versuche ich nicht, etwas für den Garten zu tun?
Es scheint, dass wir den Weg verloren haben.
Tatsache ist, dass er an diesem Morgen lange geschlafen hat.
Ich fürchte, sie könnte Mumps haben.
Als meine Mutter klein war, war sie sehr schön.
Die Chancen stehen gut, dass er noch im Bett liegt.
Ich werde dafür sorgen, dass er Sie anruft, sobald er zurückkommt.
Je mehr man hat, desto mehr will man.
Sie können hier bleiben, solange Sie sich ruhig verhalten.
Wenn Sie nur zwei Minuten früher gekommen wären, hätten Sie den Bus nehmen können.
Wenn es morgen regnet, bleibe ich zu Hause.
Schade ist, dass er versagt hat.
Ich bezweifle, dass er kommen wird.
Ich bin immer bereit, Ihnen zu helfen.
Er war der vorletzte, der ankam.
Ich schätze, ich muss jetzt gehen.
Ein schönes Zimmer, nicht wahr?
Es ist schönes Wetter, nicht wahr?
Sie beschloss, Ärztin zu werden.
Er ruinierte seine Gesundheit, indem er zu hart arbeitete.
Seine englische Komposition weist, wenn überhaupt, nur wenige Fehler auf.
Es dauerte nicht lange, bis das Spiel begann.
Sie beschlossen, die Diskussion zu beenden.
Dies ist das Krankenhaus, in dem ich geboren wurde.
Es ist ganz natürlich, dass sie wütend wird.
Als ich aufwachte, stellte ich fest, dass ich berühmt war.
Sie rieten mir, zur Polizeistation zu gehen.
Sie werden lernen, Ihr Baby zu lieben.
Ich würde dich gerne sehen, wenn möglich.
Er war erschöpft, als er nach Hause kam.
Es gibt nichts, was mich hindert.
Lassen Sie uns gemeinsam entscheiden, wohin wir zuerst gehen.
Weil ich krank war, konnte ich gestern nicht zur Schule gehen.
Ich konnte es nicht ertragen, sie anzusehen.
Ich werde ihm die Neuigkeiten erzählen, sobald ich ihn sehe.
Ich habe so hart gearbeitet, wie ich konnte, damit ich nicht versagte.
Sie müssen versprechen, das Seil nicht abzunehmen.
Es ist wichtig, in jungen Jahren echte Freunde zu finden.
Eines Morgens wachte ich auf und stellte fest, dass ich berühmt war.
Wenn Sie uns helfen, würden wir uns sehr freuen.
Tom erzählte uns, dass er Kopfschmerzen hatte.
Sie sagte, sie hätte eine leichte Erkältung.
Wohin er auch geht, er wird mit Sicherheit Freunde finden.
Das Mädchen, das da drüben singt, ist meine Schwester.
Komm nicht, es sei denn, ich sage es dir.
Es ist wahrscheinlich, dass Jane kommt.
Ich bin gesegnet, wenn ich es weiß.
Er wird nicht kommen, oder?
Schau dir an, wie der Junge springt!
Ich glaube, ich habe mein Ticket verloren.
Er sagt, er werde das Rauchen nicht aufgeben.
Haben Sie den Verstand verloren, das zu sagen?
Es dauerte nicht lange, bis es ihm besser ging.
Wissen Sie, was er gesagt hat?
Falls ich zu spät komme, gehen Sie mir bitte voraus.
Entschuldigung, dass ich zu spät bin .
Die Wahrheit ist, dass die Eltern schuld waren.
Es gibt keine Möglichkeit, mit ihm in Kontakt zu treten.
Es war dieses Krankenhaus, das ich letzten Monat besuchte.
Ich ging nach Hause, um mich umzuziehen.
Vergessen Sie nicht, den Brief abzuschicken.
Es machte ihnen Spaß, Lieder zu singen.
Ich werde dich aufsuchen, wenn ich New York besuche.
Er bot mir an, mir zu helfen.
Obwohl er jung ist, ist er ein fähiger Mann.
Wenn es morgen regnen sollte, würden wir mit dem Bus fahren.
Wenn Sie können, kommen Sie mit uns.
Ich würde mich freuen, wenn Du mitkommen würdest.
Ich möchte, dass er mir bei meinen Hausaufgaben hilft.
Sagen Sie mir den Grund, warum Sie auf dem Land leben möchten.
Genieße das Leben, solange du kannst.
Es ist teuer, in Japan zu leben.
Das ist das Buch, nach dem ich gesucht habe.
Dieses Buch ist zu groß, um es in meine Tasche zu stecken.
Ich erinnere mich, dass ich eine sehr ähnliche Geschichte gehört habe.
Ich weiß nicht, welchen Plan er ausprobieren wird.
Ich weiß, wer er ist.
Ich hätte gern günstige Sitzplätze, wenn möglich.
Ich war sehr froh, dass sie sich auf meine Seite gestellt hat.
Ich gehe davon aus, dass sie uns zustimmen werden.
Es gab niemanden, der ihn nur bewunderte.
Ich war damit beschäftigt, Bücher zu lesen.
Sie scheut sich davor, zu lügen.
Lass uns Baseball spielen, wenn der Regen aufhört.
Ich werde anfangen, sobald er kommt.
Es wurden alle Männer willkommen geheißen, die kamen.
Es ist notwendig, dass Sie dorthin gehen.
Sein Gesundheitszustand ist schlecht, weil er im Regen gelaufen ist.
In unserem Park haben wir eine schöne Rutsche, auf der Kinder spielen können.
Was hast du gemacht, Papa?
Ich schäme mich zu sagen, dass es wahr ist.
Ich kann auf dem Bauch schwimmen, aber nicht auf dem Rücken.
Er weiß gut, wie man einen Computer bedient.
Soweit ich weiß, ist sie eine sehr gute Person.
Jetzt, wo Sie es sagen, denke ich, dass Sie Recht haben.
Sie können überall hingehen, wo Sie möchten.
Ich halte es für notwendig, dass Sie dies tun.
Gibt es eine Chance, dass Sie dieses Jahr wieder nach Tokio kommen?
Ich freue mich sehr, von der Party zu hören.
Es lohnt sich, dieses Buch zweimal zu lesen.
Er fragte mich, wie ich heiße.
Ich würde gerne noch eine Nacht bleiben, wenn ich kann.
Ich fand es einfach, als ich es ausprobierte.
Es dauerte lange, bis sie mich verstand.
Er stand auf, als ich hineinging.
Es war so heiß, dass ich in den Schatten ging und mich ausruhte.
Es tut mir leid, dass ich Sie so lange warten ließ.
Sag mir, wann ich anfangen soll.
Ich wünschte, ich wäre ein Prinz.
Ich werde mit dir gehen, nachdem ich mein Mittagessen gegessen habe.
Es ist eine Sache, etwas zu versprechen, und eine andere, es zu erfüllen.
Er beschloss, sie zu heiraten.
Sie freut sich darauf, Sie kennenzulernen.
Er begann, Spanisch über das Radio zu lernen.
Versuchen Sie, Ihre Zeit sinnvoll zu nutzen.
Ich habe vor, in der Stadt zu bleiben.
Das ist es, wonach ich gesucht habe.
Es ist langweilig, mit dem Schiff zu reisen.
Sie verloren keine Zeit, den kranken Mann in ein Krankenhaus zu bringen.
Sie können sich darauf verlassen, dass so etwas nicht noch einmal passiert.
Er brannte darauf, nach Hause zu gehen.
Ich kann nicht sagen, dass ich Ihnen zustimme.
Es ist leicht, Fehler bei anderen zu finden.
Mein Job ist es, auf das Baby aufzupassen.
Ich hatte das Gefühl, den Jackpot geknackt zu haben.
Er ist nicht mehr der Mann, der er einmal war.
Ich wünschte, Jim würde sich benehmen.
Ich gehe in mein Zimmer, wo ich lernen kann.
Jedes Mal, wenn ich dieses Bild sehe, denke ich an meinen Vater.
Der Wert eines Mannes liegt in dem, was er ist.
Was, wenn er zufällig zu spät kommt?
Das ist genau das, was Sie brauchen.
Das ist die ganze Luft, die uns zur Verfügung steht.
Es macht viel Spaß, diesen Berg zu besteigen.
Hm, das ist eine gute Idee. Lass uns da hin gehen .
Ich sagte ihm, dass ich mein Bestes geben würde.
Fleisch, bitte.
Niemand weiß, was aus ihr geworden ist.
Er ging sogar so weit, Sie einen Heuchler zu nennen.
Es kommt wirklich darauf an, wann.
Ich schaute, sah aber nichts.
Er wurde gezwungen, es gegen seinen Willen zu tun.
Meine Mutter hat alles verkauft, was ihr lieb war.
Er fasste den Entschluss, mit dem Rauchen aufzuhören.
Ich erkannte sie sofort, als ich sie sah.
Ich wollte Erfolg haben, aber es gelang mir nicht.
So arm er auch war, er konnte nicht aufs College gehen.
Ich denke, er ist ein guter Mann.
Er wird versuchen, seinen eigenen Weg durchzusetzen.
Sag, Dirigent! Was ist die nächste Stadt?
Es gibt nichts, worüber Sie wütend sein könnten.
Ich weiß nicht, wann mein Vater zurückkommt.
Er war so freundlich, mich zur Bushaltestelle zu bringen.
Warum könnte er das getan haben, frage ich mich?
Ich freue mich darauf, Dich zu sehen .
Ich rief an, um mich zu vergewissern, dass er kam.
Es ist überraschend, dass Sie ihren Namen kennen.
Es war unvermeidlich, dass sie sich treffen würden.
Sie können nehmen, was Sie möchten.
Das Versprechen, das ich damals gegeben habe, gilt noch immer.
Es bleibt nur noch ein Tag, ob es uns gefällt oder nicht.
Bitte verzeihen Sie mir, dass ich gelogen habe.
Schließen Sie unbedingt die Tür ab, bevor Sie zu Bett gehen.
Es ist günstiger, mit dem Bus zu fahren.
Meine Mutter schminkte ihr Gesicht, bevor sie hinausging.
Ich hoffe, dass es klappt.
Was möchtest du werden, wenn du erwachsen bist?
Mach dir keine Sorgen, sei glücklich!
Hast du verstanden, was er gesagt hat?
Er hat viele Bekannte, aber wenige Freunde.
Ich mache es mir zur Regel, morgens früh aufzustehen.
Sie war eine Wakahata, bevor sie heiratete.
Ich erkannte sie sofort, als ich sie sah.
Es wird davon ausgegangen, dass ich nach London gehe.
Ich habe das Gefühl, dass etwas nicht stimmt.
Teilen Sie mir mit, wann Sie am Flughafen ankommen.
Ist Ihnen auf dem Weg hierher jemand begegnet, den Sie kennen?
Wären Sie so freundlich, das Licht anzuschalten?
Ich denke, dass ich damit umgehen kann.
Ich freue mich, sie zu sehen.
Es ist besser, drinnen zu bleiben, als rauszugehen.
Steh auf und lies das Buch, Tom.
Um Himmels willen, sei nicht böse.
Ich habe nicht verstanden, was er gesagt hat.
Er antwortete, dass er kein Französisch könne.
Sie finden die Szene genauso vor, wie Sie sie auf diesem Bild sehen.
Ich fürchte, das ist keine gute Idee.
Das Mädchen, dessen Mutter krank ist, ist heute abwesend.
Ich werde gehen, egal was passiert.
Genug Fernsehen, schon!
Ich frage mich, warum er abwesend war.
Der starke Regen hielt uns davon ab, rauszugehen.
Ich werde gehen, sofern das Wetter klar ist.
Ich glaube, dass er ehrlich ist.
Das ist der schönste Anblick, den ich je gesehen habe.
So weit das Auge reichte, war nichts außer dem Meer.
Was Sie gesagt haben, ist in gewissem Sinne wahr.
Ich habe keine Lust, bei diesem Wetter rauszugehen.
Sie sagte ihrem Sohn, er solle eine Minute warten.
Es wird nicht lange dauern, bis sie ihre Krankheit überwunden hat.
Ich denke, das Gerücht ist wahr.
Der, der keinen Fehler macht, macht gar nichts .
Dass er sie heiraten wird, steht außer Frage.
Es war immer eine Freude, mit Ihnen zusammenzuarbeiten.
Ich werde versuchen, das nächste Mal keine Fehler zu machen.
Er ist ein Student, dem ich dieses Jahr Englisch unterrichte.
Vergessen Sie nicht, die Tür zu verriegeln.
Die Frage ist, wer für ihn dorthin gehen wird.
Er ist nicht mehr der schüchterne Junge, der er einmal war.
Ich fürchte, sie könnte sich verirrt haben.
Wir waren arm, aber wir waren glücklich.
Sie rief an, während ich weg war.
Er tat so, als ob er mich nicht hörte.
Ich habe es geschafft, pünktlich am Bahnhof zu sein.
Ich flehte sie an, nicht zu gehen.
Es stellte sich heraus, dass es wahr war.
Wenn es Ihnen passt, kommen Sie heute Abend hierher.
Ich möchte, dass er das liest.
Ich habe ihm versprochen, dass ich heute kommen würde.
Es ist seltsam, dass er nicht an dem Treffen teilgenommen haben soll.
Ich wurde überredet, zur Party zu gehen.
Ich möchte nicht früh aufstehen, um hart zu arbeiten.
Bitte erinnern Sie mich daran, die Briefe abzuschicken.
Nehmen Sie so viel, wie Sie möchten.
Vergessen Sie nicht, am Samstag Ihr Mittagessen mitzubringen.
Was würden Sie lieber trinken, Tee oder Kaffee?
Wenn Sie darauf bestehen, alleine zu gehen, tun Sie dies bitte.
Ich möchte das Hotel erreichen, bevor es dunkel wird.
Wenn Sie es mit uns aushalten können, nehmen Sie uns auf.
Tu, was ich dir gesagt habe.
Er beschloss, dorthin zu gehen.
Die Chancen stehen gut, dass es ihm gelingt.
Ich bin nach Tokio gereist, um dieses Buch zu kaufen.
Es gelang mir nicht, sie zu überzeugen.
Ich frage mich, wer dieses Mädchen ist.
Er hat mir geholfen, die Schwierigkeiten zu überwinden.
Er ist hier, um zu bleiben.
Mir wäre es lieber, wenn du zu Hause bleibst.
Was wirst du nehmen, dieses oder jenes?
Als wir den Raum betraten, begannen wir mit unserem Gespräch.
Sie gab sich alle Mühe, die Prüfung zu bestehen.
Es liegt an Ihnen, ob Sie es kaufen oder nicht.
Ich wünschte, es würde aufhören zu regnen .
Vergessen Sie nicht, mich am Bahnhof zu treffen.
Ich sagte nichts, was ihn wütend machte.
Ich denke, dass er kommen wird.
Ich bezweifle, dass er ehrlich ist.
Ich bin derjenige, der mit dir zusammen sein will.
Es ist dumm von ihm, dafür noch einmal zu bezahlen.
Ich habe genug Geld, um es zu kaufen.
Egal wie schnell du gehst, du kannst ihn nicht einholen.
Es ist leicht für uns, viele Fehler zu machen.
Es scheint, dass er heute sehr beschäftigt ist.
Ich werde nie vergessen, dich zu sehen.
Angenommen, wir wechseln das Thema.
Als er in Kyoto ankam, ging er nach Hause.
Ich habe drei Stunden damit verbracht, das Auto zu reparieren.
Du musst ihr helfen, und zwar bald!
Ich hätte nicht gedacht, dass ich dich hier sehen würde.
Liebe mich geschmeidig, liebe mich lange.
Ich bin sehr froh, die Neuigkeiten zu hören.
Morgen sieht es nach Regen aus, aber ich werde mein Bestes geben.
Ich habe ein paar Freunde, mit denen ich lange telefonieren kann.
Wenn Sie sich nicht beeilen, verpassen Sie den Zug.
Kraniche sind große, wunderschöne Vögel.
Das Problem ist, ob man ihrem Englisch folgen kann.
Es war sehr schön, dich wiederzusehen.
Ich habe es geschafft, rechtzeitig dort anzukommen.
Ich wette, heute Abend ist alles in Ordnung.
Was er sagte, ging mir über den Kopf.
Entschuldigung, aber wo ist die Bibliothek?
Welchen Weg Sie auch wählen, Sie werden die gleiche Zeit brauchen.
Ich nahm an, dass er reich war.
Er tat so, als ob ihm der Ort gehörte.
So kam es, dass ich kein Geld bei mir hatte.
Ich habe versucht, sie umzustimmen, aber es gelang mir nicht.
Ich bat ihn, das Fenster zu öffnen.
Es ist sehr höflich von Ihnen, mich aufzusuchen.
Obwohl sie müde war, arbeitete sie weiter.
Japan ist nicht mehr das, was es vor 15 Jahren war.
Da es sehr kalt war, blieben wir zu Hause.
Wie kommt es, dass sie nicht kommt?
Was ist, wenn ich arm bin?
Ich fragte Bill, wie das Wetter während seiner Reise gewesen sei.
Er gab dem Jungen das wenige Geld, das er hatte.
Wie wäre es, heute Abend bei mir zu bleiben?
Ich kann nicht anders, als über dich zu lachen.
Die Tatsache, dass sie überhaupt reden.
Um nicht zu spät zur Party zu kommen, nahm er ein Taxi.
Sie ging die Liste durch, um zu sehen, ob ihr Name dort stand.
Sie ist reich, aber er ist arm.
Er rief an und sagte, er könne nicht an der Sitzung teilnehmen.
Ich kann nicht Klavier spielen, aber sie kann es.
Es tut mir leid, dass ich Sie so lange warten ließ.
Wenn mit meinem Auto etwas nicht stimmt, würde ich mit dem Bus dorthin fahren.
Es gibt keinen Menschen, der sich nicht den Frieden wünscht.
Sie versuchte vergeblich, ihm zu gefallen.
Je mehr Popcorn Sie essen, desto mehr wollen Sie.
Ich weiß nicht, was ich sagen soll.
Wären Sie so freundlich, mir Ihr Buch zu leihen?
Es sieht so aus, als hätten wir alles.
Wir hatten nicht lange gewartet, als der Mond erschien.
Bitte schließen Sie die Tür ab, wenn Sie gehen.
Es macht viel Spaß, einen Ausflug zu machen.
Er hatte es eilig, seine Mutter zu sehen.
Er ist immer so freundlich, mir jederzeit zu helfen.
Diese Tatsache zeigt, dass er ehrlich ist.
Sie werden bald lernen, gut Englisch zu sprechen.
Dies ist eine Puppe, die sie selbst gemacht hat.
Das ist genau das Buch, nach dem ich gesucht habe.
Naja, Joggen finde ich gut.
Es ist nicht abzusehen, was er tun wird.
Was du bist, ist wichtiger als das, was du hast.
Ich erinnere mich, dass ich ihr diese Neuigkeit erzählt habe.
Die Situation ist besser, wenn überhaupt.
Es tut mir leid, Ihnen sagen zu müssen, dass ich Ihnen nicht helfen kann.
Lassen Sie die Bücher so, wie sie sind.
Ich weiß nicht, was die Frage bedeutet.
Vielen Dank, dass Sie sich die Zeit genommen haben, unserem Unternehmen einen Besuch abzustatten.
Hast du gefunden, wonach du gesucht hast ?
Tun Sie, was Ihnen gesagt wurde.
Ich wurde aufgefordert, eine Rede auf Englisch zu halten.
John weiß nicht, was er als nächstes tun soll.
Sollte es morgen regnerisch sein, wird das Spiel verschoben.
Heute Morgen bin ich zur Schule gegangen, ohne mein Gesicht zu waschen.
Das ist die Frau, die dich sehen will.
Ich denke, dass du falsch liegst.
Während ich auf den Bus wartete, geriet ich in einen Regenschauer.
Man kann erkennen, wie ein Mensch ist, wenn man seine Freunde ansieht.
Ich bin überrascht, dass du überhaupt gekommen bist.
Es war dumm von mir, das zu glauben!
Mit einem Wort, du hasst mich, nicht wahr?
Ich bedeutete ihr, sich zu setzen.
Sprich lauter, damit ich dich hören kann.
Dies ist der Ort, an dem er sich umgebracht hat.
Alles, was Sie tun müssen, ist, Ihr Bestes zu geben.
Ich habe es mir zur Aufgabe gemacht, die Polizei anzurufen.
Wissen Sie nicht, Herr? Braun ?
Ich helfe Ihnen, Ihren Mantel anzuziehen.
Ich werde dorthin gehen, auch wenn es regnet.
Als er allein war, schrieb er den Brief.
Ich schätze, es wurde darüber geredet.
Sie können hier bleiben, solange Sie sich ruhig verhalten.
Er ging sofort nach Hause, als er den Anruf erhielt.
Ich leihe dir so viel Geld, wie du möchtest.
Er war so freundlich, mir zu helfen.
Nun, hier sind wir endlich!
Ich wusste nicht, wie ich mich ausdrücken sollte.
Ich, deine Mutter, werde alles für dich erledigen.
Können Sie erraten, was ich habe?
Es gibt keinen Grund, warum er zurücktreten sollte.
Ich hätte gerne ein Glas Wasser, bitte.
Ich bat ihn, meine Schuhe zu reparieren.
Er kann nicht nur Englisch, sondern auch Deutsch.
Das ist nicht das, was ich suche.
Erschwerend kam hinzu, dass der Verkehr schlecht war.
Ich glaube, er hat es getan.
Sie bat mich, sie am Bahnhof zu treffen.
Ich bin es gewohnt, bis spät in die Nacht wach zu bleiben.
Ich frage mich, ob ihm das letzte Spiel gefallen hat.
Ich frage mich, wen ich einladen soll.
Ich hoffe, dass das Wetter morgen gut wird.
Es regnet, aber ich würde gerne rausgehen.
Da es wichtig ist, werde ich mich darum kümmern.
Was würden Sie tun, wenn Sie eine Million Yen gewinnen würden?
Das ist mehr, als ich ertragen kann.
Lass uns mit dem Taxi fahren, ja?
Es war dieses Krankenhaus, das ich letzten Monat besuchte.
Das Wetter ist so schön, wie es nur sein kann.
Stört es Sie, wenn ich rauche?
Wir könnten zusammen ausgehen, wie wir es letztes Jahr getan haben.
Es war mir unmöglich, diese Frage zu beantworten.
Alles, was er sagte, war wahr.
Ich glaube nicht, dass dieser Film interessant ist.
Fragen Sie ihn, ob er an der Besprechung teilnehmen wird.
Ich war am Flughafen, um meinen Freund zu verabschieden.
Du warst gestern zu Hause, nicht wahr?
Ich war im Halbschlaf, als ich nach Hause ging.
Wenn Sie den Brief geschrieben haben, werde ich ihn posten.
Das Mädchen versuchte mit aller Kraft, ihre Tränen zurückzuhalten.
Nicht, dass ich etwas dagegen hätte.
Der Geburtstag ist der Tag, an dem eine Person geboren wurde.
Er wird sein Bestes geben, um den Job zu Ende zu bringen.
Ist sie hierher gekommen, um sich zu entspannen?
Was mich betrifft, ich habe nichts zu beanstanden.
Ich gebe dir Bescheid, wenn sie ankommt.
Als er jung war, konnte er sehr gut schwimmen.
Sie riet ihm, nicht zu viel zu essen.
Das ist das Mädchen, das ich gut kenne.
Ich schaute auf meine Uhr und stellte fest, dass es nach fünf war.
Sie weiß, was jetzt zu tun ist.
Es war sein Fahrrad, das gestohlen wurde.
Es ist nett von Ihnen, mir das Geld zu leihen.
Das war ihre Chance zu zeigen, was sie kann.
Ich frage mich, ob du wirklich glücklich bist.
Ich erkläre Ihnen, wie Sie dieses Arzneimittel einnehmen.
Bedeutet das, dass Sie nicht kommen, um zu helfen?
Ich war es, der Masako gestern hier getroffen hat.
Ich werde ihm helfen, egal was du sagst.
Es nützt nichts, sich zu beschweren.
Ich achtete nicht darauf, was er sagte.
Sie können die Aufgabe genauso gut jetzt erledigen, als sie aufzuschieben.
Man weiß nicht, was passieren könnte.
Er erlangte die Fähigkeit, Englisch zu sprechen.
Ich beeilte mich, um nicht zu spät zur Schule zu kommen.
Sie sagte, er würde sofort zurückkommen.
Es scheint, dass es Ihnen hier nicht gut geht.
Ich habe gesehen, wie er von der Polizei gefasst wurde.
Ich bin sicher, er hat mich mit meiner Schwester verwechselt.
Herr Smith spricht kein Englisch, oder?
Er nutzte jede Gelegenheit, um berühmt zu werden.
Ich bin es ziemlich leid, jeden Morgen Auto zu fahren.
Als sie auftauchte, war die Party vorbei.
Ja, ich habe schon oft einen gesehen.
Ich gebe zu, nachlässig zu sein.
Sie haben den Tokyo Tower gesehen, nicht wahr?
Bevor ich es wusste, konnte ich die Vögel nicht sehen.
Tut mir leid, aber er ist jetzt draußen.
Jane bettelte darum, mein neues Haus sehen zu dürfen.
Sie ist sehr gut darin, ihren Lehrer nachzuahmen.
Ich habe mich gefreut, von Ihrem Erfolg zu hören.
Entschuldigen Sie, dass ich Sie unterbreche.
Es fiel uns schwer, den Plan zu ändern.
Ich war gerade am Bahnhof, um meinen Onkel zu verabschieden.
Oh, ich habe noch nicht entschieden, was ich tun werde.
Es ist von Vorteil, gut auszusehen.
Er beschloss, in Zukunft bessere Arbeit zu leisten.
Würde es Ihnen etwas ausmachen, die Tür zu schließen?
Am besten riechen Fische, wenn sie drei Tage alt sind.
Sobald er in den Bus einstieg, begann er sich zu bewegen.
Ich denke, ich werde mich noch ein wenig umsehen.
Ich habe heute Abend keine Lust, fernzusehen.
Sie ging vorbei, ohne mich zu sehen.
Achten Sie darauf, nicht zu scheitern.
Ich hoffe und ich weiß, dass du es großartig gemacht hast!
Würde es Ihnen etwas ausmachen, ein Foto von uns zu machen?
Mein Traum ist es, ein ruhiges Leben auf dem Land zu führen.
Ich weiß nicht, was ich jetzt tun soll.
Ich war genervt, dass sie noch schlief.
Ich habe vergeblich versucht, es zu öffnen.
Da der Bus Verspätung hatte, nahm ich ein Taxi.
Lass uns mit dem Bus fahren, um mehr von der Stadt zu sehen.
Wir werden mit der Party beginnen, wenn er kommt.
Bitte gib mir die Erlaubnis, nach Hause zu gehen.
Nicht ihr Aussehen ist wichtig, sondern ihr Können.
Es ist eine Tatsache, dass Rauchen gesundheitsschädlich ist.
Ich bevorzuge es, als Lehrer angesehen zu werden.
Er ist nicht mehr der, der er vor zehn Jahren war.
Ich habe versucht, ihn dazu zu bringen, Autofahren zu lernen.
Ich frage mich, wer von euch gewinnen wird.
Nara ist eine Stadt, die mir sehr gefällt.
Nun, ich erinnere mich daran.
Tatsache ist, dass er mein enger Freund ist.
Sie ist eine Studentin, die sehr fleißig lernt.
Ich habe gesehen, wie der Mann von einem Auto angefahren wurde.
Es ist nicht abzusehen, was er tun wird.
Ich frage mich, ob das, was ich geschrieben habe, richtig war.
Kannst du mir sagen, wer heute Abend kommt?
Wir sollten auf alles vorbereitet sein, was kommt.
Babys krabbeln, bevor sie laufen.
Es scheint, dass es ihr in ihrer Kindheit gesundheitlich schlecht ging.
Er sagt, er sei schon einmal in Hawaii gewesen.
Sie spricht nicht nur Englisch, sondern auch Französisch.
Nebenbei, was machst du ?
Es liegt an Ihnen, zu entscheiden, ob Sie gehen oder nicht.
Er tut nie etwas, aber sie wittert es.
Als Antwort auf ihre Rufe rannten Menschen herbei, um ihr zu helfen.
Wir sollten in der Lage sein, die Arbeiten in fünf Tagen abzuschließen.
Der Grund für meinen Erfolg war, dass ich Glück hatte.
Du darfst alles nehmen, was Dir gefällt.
Er beschloss, das Rauchen endgültig aufzugeben.
Ich treffe sie nie, ohne an ihre tote Mutter zu denken.
Sie bestand darauf, dass wir gehen.
Es kam mir vor, als würde ich träumen.
Ich habe beschlossen, dorthin zu gehen.
Ich vergesse, ihn anzurufen.
Die Kiste, die er fand, war leer.
Was er gesagt hat, ist wahr.
Es ist Zeit für sie, nach Hause zu gehen.
Er achtete darauf, das Treffen nicht zu stören.
Es ist überraschend, dass er das nicht wissen sollte.
Ich weiß nicht, wer dieses Bild gemalt hat.
Sie sollten nur solche Dinge kaufen, die Sie für Ihren Alltag benötigen.
Ich hoffe, dass dieses stürmische Wetter nicht so weitergeht.
Er versuchte vergeblich, das Problem zu lösen.
Das ist alles, was ich habe.
Er ist nicht so ein Idiot, aber er weiß es.
Er war so müde, dass er kaum stehen konnte.
Kann ich schwimmen gehen, Mutter?
Ich habe fleißig gelernt, um in die Schule aufgenommen zu werden.
Interessant ist, dass dieser Fehler niemandem aufgefallen ist.
Ich habe den Willen, die Arbeit zu übernehmen.
Dies ist das Buch, das Sie suchen.
Komm früh nach Hause, Bill.
Wir waren gerade dabei, den Raum zu betreten.
Das ist alles, was bisher bekannt ist.
Mein Vater fragte, wann er anfangen solle.
Du hast letzte Nacht nicht gut geschlafen, oder?
Mir gefällt nicht, was er gesagt hat.
Komm zuerst, rede später.
Meine Eltern haben mich zu dem gemacht, was ich heute bin.
Aus dem Auge, aus dem Sinn .
Aufgrund des Lärms fiel es mir schwer, mich Gehör zu verschaffen.
Ich übersetzte das, was er auf Französisch sagte, ins Japanische.
Würde es Ihnen etwas ausmachen, die Tür zu schließen?
Man weiß nicht, was als nächstes passieren wird.
Es wird angenommen, dass diese Geschichte wahr ist.
Es wird lange dauern, bis ich ein Haus kaufen kann.
Ich kann es mir nicht leisten, ein Auto zu behalten.
Es ist nicht klar, wann und wo sie geboren wurde.
Von Ihnen wird erwartet, dass Sie gute Arbeit leisten.
Sie bilden sich nur ein, dass Sie es gehört haben.
Es begann zu regnen, bevor ich nach Hause kam.
Er ging auf den Jungen zu, der ein Buch las.
Ich sehne mich danach, das Essen und die Kultur meiner Heimat kennenzulernen.
Es ist seltsam, dass Sie scheitern.
Er widerspricht, wann immer er will.
Während sie weg sind, kümmern wir uns um ihre Katze.
Es ist unmöglich zu wissen, was in Zukunft passieren wird.
Er war es, der gestern das Fenster eingeschlagen hat.
Sie wird sich freuen, dich zu sehen, nicht wahr?
Ich fürchte, wir haben keine mehr übrig.
Es fiel mir schwer, ihm zu gefallen.
Ich weiß nicht, warum er die Firma verlassen hat.
Diese Kiste ist zu schwer, als dass ich sie tragen könnte.
Hilfst du mir, das Zimmer aufzuräumen?
Er liebt es, die schwierigen Fragen zu klären.
Schauen Sie nicht auf einen Mann herab, weil er arm ist.
Das musst du mir nicht sagen, Dummkopf.
Wir brauchen Taten, keine Worte.
Sie ging hinaus, ohne sich zu verabschieden.
Bitte sagen Sie mir, was ich tun soll.
Versuchen Sie, nicht mehr Geld auszugeben als nötig.
Wenig Geld, wenige Freunde.
Er entdeckte, wie man die Schachtel öffnet.
Das Problem mit dir ist, dass du zu viel redest.
Es ist ein schöner Tag, nicht wahr?
Ich hatte keine Lust, ein Auto zu kaufen.
Ich wusste nicht, dass Hunde gut schwimmen können.
Es fällt mir leicht, das Problem zu lösen.
Es kommt mir vor, als würde ich träumen.
Er verlangte, dass wir sofort gehen.
Es hat keinen Sinn, dorthin zu gehen.
Sie ist damit beschäftigt, ein Buch zu schreiben.
Ich erinnere mich, dass ich diesen Roman schon einmal gelesen habe.
Gestern Abend habe ich es genossen, Fußball zu schauen.
Wir haben uns entschieden, Ihre Idee zu übernehmen.
Nachdem wir nun aufgegessen haben, geht es los.
Als er die Nachricht hörte, veränderte er sein Gesicht.
Dies ist die beste Methode, dieses Problem zu lösen.
Würde es Ihnen etwas ausmachen, nicht zu rauchen?
Als er mich sah, rannte er weg.
Kommen Sie hierher, nachdem Sie Ihre Hände gewaschen haben.
Ich habe Angst, alleine zu gehen.
Ich werde gehen, wenn es morgen gut ist.
Ich habe keine Zeit, ihr zu schreiben.
Sie entschloss sich, ins Ausland zu gehen.
Ich frage mich, ob du diesen Sonntag mit mir ausgehen möchtest.
Ich werde dich sehen, jeder nach dem anderen.
Meine Mutter sagte mir, ich solle nicht ausgehen.
So weit, ist es gut .
Ich wünschte, ich könnte mit dem Rauchen aufhören.
Es ist das einzige, das es im Shop gibt.
Er sagte, er sei seit zehn Jahren in Kalifornien.
Geben Sie mir alle Bücher, die Sie zu diesem Thema haben.
Das ist nicht genau das, was ich wollte.
Ich habe mir vorgenommen, alleine dorthin zu gehen.
Meine Eltern sind zum Flughafen gefahren, um meinen Onkel zu verabschieden.
Als Antwort auf ihre Rufe rannten Menschen herbei, um ihr zu helfen.
Wir kamen hierher, um eine neue Stadt zu bauen.
Er versprach mir, dass er um vier Uhr kommen würde.
Er hat genug Geld, um es zu kaufen.
Ich brauche jemanden, der mir bei der Hausarbeit hilft.
Er kann es kaum erwarten, dass sie kommt.
Es ist bedauerlich, dass wir nicht darauf warten können.
Was sagst du dazu, morgen schwimmen zu gehen?
Wir haben gelernt, was wir zuerst tun sollten.
Es ist sehr wichtig, dass Sie Ihr Wort halten.
Ich fragte ihn, ob es ihm am Tag zuvor gefallen habe.
Ich glaube nicht, dass John für den Job geeignet ist.
Ich hätte nicht gedacht, dass ich gewinnen würde.
Ich weiß es besser, als ihm Geld zu leihen.
Schön, dass du zurück bist.
Es gelang ihm, den Fluss zu durchschwimmen.
Komm mit mir, ja?
Warten wir, bis er aufwacht.
Was bevorzugen Sie, Tee oder Kaffee?
Wissen Sie, wo die Polizeistation ist?
Tu mir den Gefallen, zu kommen.
Ich habe den ganzen Tag damit verbracht, einen Roman zu lesen.
Ich mache es mir zur Regel, jeden Morgen einen Spaziergang zu machen.
Sie hatten kein Haus, in dem sie leben konnten.
Es ist ganz natürlich, dass sie wütend wird.
Der Tag wird sicher kommen, an dem Ihr Traum wahr wird.
Wir gingen ins Tal hinunter, wo das Dorf liegt.
Ich habe es satt, fernzusehen.
Würde es Ihnen etwas ausmachen, die Frage zu wiederholen?
Kommen Sie zu mir, wann immer Sie möchten.
Sie beschloss, nicht an dem Treffen teilzunehmen.
Wir werden gehen, aber Sie nicht.
Mutter sagte mir, ich solle mich benehmen.
Ich möchte, dass du für mich Gitarre spielst.
Es war schwer, ihn zufrieden zu stellen.
Der Grund, den er anführte, ist schwer zu verstehen.
Der Sommer ist die Jahreszeit, in der Frauen am schönsten aussehen.
Wenn ich groß bin, möchte ich Englischlehrerin werden.
Er spricht immer mit mir, wenn er mich auf der Straße trifft.
Als das Baby mich sah, fing es an zu weinen.
Ich möchte, dass meine Mutter bald wieder gesund wird.
Wenn Sie beschäftigt sind, helfe ich Ihnen.
Ich kann mit dem, was er sagt, nichts anfangen.
Ich schlug vor, John anzurufen.
Guten Morgen, alle zusammen.
Was für ein großer Junge, Tony!
Es ist an der Zeit, dass Sie hierher kommen!
Angenommen, wir wechseln das Thema.
Da es regnete, nahm ich ein Taxi.
Meine Mutter weiß, wie man Kuchen backt.
Er sagte mir, ich solle es tun.
Du hast heute ein wenig Fieber, nicht wahr?
Ich glaubte jedes Wort, das er sagte.
Sie war bereits gegangen, als ich ankam.
Ich war mit meinen Hausaufgaben fertig, als du mich anriefst.
Stehen Sie auf, es ist sehr spät.
Ich frage mich, wo er jetzt ist.
In der Zeitung heißt es, dass ein Taifun im Anmarsch sei.
Es juckte sie, ihr Kind zu sehen.
Da es Sonntag ist, haben wir heute keinen Unterricht.
Tatsache ist, dass ich ihren Namen nicht kenne.
Ich bleibe heute lieber zu Hause, als auszugehen.
Ich konnte mit dem, was er sagte, nichts anfangen.
Wenn es regnet, haben die Busse oft Verspätung.
Sag mir, wann es passiert ist.
Kleine Kinder verstehen die Wörter, die sie hören, schnell.
Jane ging zur Bank, um etwas Geld abzuheben.
Geben Sie uns einen wahren Bericht darüber, was passiert ist.
Wer nicht hart arbeitet, kommt nicht weiter.
Meine Schwester bat mich, ihr das Wörterbuch zu leihen.
Ich habe vergessen, den Fernseher vor dem Schlafengehen auszuschalten.
Beruhige ihn, ja?
Ich dachte, dass er ehrlich war.
Sag mir, wessen Hut das ist.
Ich habe die Uhr verloren, die mein Vater mir gegeben hatte.
Ich freue mich, von Ihrem Erfolg zu hören.
Ich gehe lieber aus, als zu Hause zu bleiben.
Ich weiß, dass du es besser machen kannst.
Bitte vergessen Sie nicht, ihn morgen zu sehen.
Sie schrie die Kinder an, sie sollten ruhig sein.
Ich würde kündigen, bevor ich diesen Job in dieser Firma annehmen würde.
Man sagt, er sei in jungen Jahren ehrgeizig gewesen.
Kurz gesagt, er war zu ehrlich.
Du solltest versuchen, deinen Weg zu finden.
Beeilen Sie sich, sonst verpassen Sie den Bus.
Man kann nicht alles durchsetzen, was man will.
Als ich jung war, bin ich oft in diesem Fluss geschwommen.
Ich denke, dass sie als Lehrerin ausreicht.
Ich glaube nicht, dass das eine gute Idee ist.
Ich bin mir sicher, dass er die Prüfung bestehen wird.
Dass er unschuldig ist, ist ziemlich sicher.
In dem Moment, als wir uns trafen, verliebten wir uns ineinander.
Es fiel ihm schwer, das Problem zu lösen.
Ist es richtig, dass du und ich streiten sollten?
Zeig mir, was du in deiner linken Hand hast.
Nein, ich singe nicht.
Wir konnten es doch alle kommen sehen, nicht wahr?
Würde es Ihnen etwas ausmachen, wenn ich einige Zeit hier bleibe?
Wir stellten fest, dass wir uns verirrt hatten.
Es ist ihm egal, ob sein Auto schmutzig ist.
Es blieb uns nichts anderes übrig, als zu sitzen und zu warten.
Es besteht kaum eine Chance, dass er pünktlich kommt.
Es gab niemanden, der den Jungen nicht bewunderte.
Wer bist du, der mir sagt, dass ich raus soll?
Er ist nicht so alt, dass er nicht arbeiten könnte.
Es ist Zeit, dass du aufstehst.
Es schien, dass sie sich geirrt hatte.
Der Sturm hinderte mich daran, spazieren zu gehen.
Ich habe vergessen, ihn zu fragen.
Er ist kein Mann, der seine Fehler leicht zugibt.
Nachdem ich meine Hausaufgaben gemacht hatte, schaute ich fern.
Sie sagte, dass sie im folgenden Jahr zwanzig Jahre alt werden würde.
Er scheut sich davor, andere zu täuschen.
Ich war nicht in der Lage, ihr ins Gesicht zu sehen.
Er ist ein so nachlässiger Junge, dass er sehr oft Fehler macht.
Es ist bereits zehn Jahre her, seit wir geheiratet haben.
Er dachte, er würde sich umbringen.
Er ist der Junge, von dem ich neulich gesprochen habe.
Kommen Sie, wenn möglich, am Montagnachmittag vorbei.
Der Lehrer sagte uns, wir sollten ruhig sein.
Sie können wählen, was Sie möchten.
Ich habe versucht, mir das Leben auf dem Mond vorzustellen.
Es versteht sich von selbst, dass sie glücklich ist.
Fragen Sie ihn, wo er sein Auto geparkt hat.
Kannst du mir sagen, was das ist?
Wenn Sie hart arbeiten, werden Sie Ihre Prüfung bestehen.
Es ist sehr nett von Ihnen, mich zu Ihrer Geburtstagsfeier einzuladen.
Ich glaube, der Wind lässt nach.
Haben Sie ihm geraten, zur Polizei zu gehen?
Wenn ich reise, reise ich am liebsten mit dem Flugzeug.
Ich brenne darauf, meine Mutter wiederzusehen.
Es ist nicht sicher, ob er kommen wird oder nicht.
Versuchen Sie, die Dinge so zu sehen, wie sie sind.
Das Baby kann stehen, aber nicht laufen.
Lassen Sie mich wissen, wann Sie nach Hause zurückkehren.
Es ist nett von Ihnen, mir zu helfen.
Jane fragte mich, ob ich Lust hätte zu kochen.
Um ihn anzusehen, würde man ihn für einen Ausländer halten.
Ich wünschte, er würde sich auf die eine oder andere Weise entscheiden.
Wenn ich meine Prüfungen schaffe, werde ich einen längeren Urlaub machen.
Ich bin mir sicher, dass er morgen kommt.
Ich habe vor, heute Nachmittag zu lernen, wenn ich nach Hause komme.
Es gibt viele Orte in Kyoto, die man besuchen kann.
Er wurde wütend, weil er beleidigt wurde.
Ich werde morgen abreisen, wenn das Wetter es zulässt.
Mir gefällt nicht, was er gesagt hat.
Sie sagte, dass sie etwas müde sei.
Es ist nett, das zu sagen.
Ich erinnere mich, dass ich sie schon einmal gesehen habe.
Es ist Ihnen endlich gelungen, einen Job zu bekommen.
Wenn das Wort draußen ist, gehört es einem anderen.
Ich weiß, dass du klug bist.
Wenn Sie die Katze auf diesem Bild sehen, rufen Sie uns bitte an.
Ich frage mich, wann ich einen Computer kaufen soll.
Wann immer ich sie sehe, denke ich an ihre Mutter.
Er kann nicht einmal lesen, geschweige denn schreiben.
Du kommst nicht, oder?
Er lief Gefahr, einen Unfall zu erleiden.
Wenn ich in Ihrer Situation wäre, würde ich das Gleiche tun.
Es ist mehr Geld vorhanden, als benötigt wird.
Es dauerte nicht lange, bis sie kam.
Was für ein Glück, Sie hier zu treffen.
Wir beobachteten das Flugzeug, bis es außer Sichtweite war.
Ich kaufe dir, was immer du willst.
Ich habe keinen Freund, mit dem ich darüber reden könnte.
Er hat mich zu dem gemacht, was ich bin.
Ist das dein Buch, Mike?
Sie hat sich stark verändert, seit ich sie das letzte Mal gesehen habe.
Weil es geregnet hat, bin ich nicht hingegangen.
Es fiel mir schwer, es in die Praxis umzusetzen.
Sie können so sprechen, wie Sie sich tatsächlich fühlen.
Sie müssen der Provisor sein, um den wir gebeten haben.
Oh, du gehst heute Abend nach Hause!
Er hat beschlossen, nicht zu dem Treffen zu gehen.
Ich nehme an, er ist nach Hause gegangen.
Ich fürchte, ich muss jetzt gehen.
Können Sie überprüfen, ob das Telefon außer Betrieb ist?
Ein Klavier ist teuer, aber ein Auto ist teurer.
Finden Sie die Zeit, mit unserer Tochter zu spielen?
Ich habe alles versucht, um ihn am Leben zu halten.
Es ist sehr gefährlich, in diesem Fluss zu schwimmen.
Gehen wir zurück, bevor es anfängt zu regnen.
Da es Sommerferien waren, machte ich einen Ausflug.
Ich bin froh, die Neuigkeiten zu hören.
Ich warnte ihn davor, zu spät zu kommen.
Ich weiß nicht, an wen ich mich wenden soll.
Der Job eines Fahrers ist nicht so einfach, wie er aussieht.
Beeilen Sie sich, Sie werden pünktlich sein.
Kate ging zu einer Party, um ihre Freundin zu sehen.
Er schenkt dem, was sein Lehrer sagt, nie viel Aufmerksamkeit.
Sprechen Sie lauter, damit jeder Sie hören kann.
Nachdem ich alle Türen abgeschlossen hatte, ging ich zu Bett.
Wenn ich das sehe, erinnere ich mich an meine Mutter.
Sie war so freundlich, mir zu helfen.
Sie ist es, die ich treffen möchte.
Ich hatte keine Ahnung, dass du kommst.
Sie sagte, sie würde sofort zurück sein.
Was halten Sie davon, noch fünf Minuten zu warten?
Er ist reich genug, um dieses Auto zu kaufen.
Es macht mir nichts aus, um sechs aufzustehen.
Meinen Sie damit, dass Sie sich bereits für diesen Plan entschieden haben?
Es tut mir leid, dass Sie nicht mitgekommen sind.
Es sind nicht nur Sie, auch ich bin schuld.
Sogar ein Kind weiß, was richtig und was falsch ist.
Ich habe geträumt, ich wäre ein Vogel.
Es ist nicht abzusehen, wann der Krieg enden wird.
Da ich müde war, legte ich eine Pause ein.
Er gab mir das Geld, das er bei sich hatte.
Ich gehe nicht davon aus, dass es regnen wird.
Ich habe keine Informationen darüber, dass sie kommt.
Mutter ging in die Stadt, um Brot zu holen.
Sie erzählte mir, dass sie eine CD gekauft hatte.
Ich erinnere mich, dich letztes Jahr gesehen zu haben.
Er fing an, sich zu entschuldigen.
Ich weiß nicht, wer er ist.
Sie müssen darüber nachdenken, bevor Sie antworten.
Ich hoffe, dass du für immer glücklich sein wirst.
Wir sollten besser anfangen, uns auf den Test vorzubereiten.
Trinken Sie eine Tasse Tee, nicht wahr?
Ich kann nicht verstehen, was sie gesagt hat.
Ich werde hier warten, bis meine Medizin fertig ist.
Was ich heute bin, verdanke ich meinem Vater.
Ich habe keine Familie, die ich ernähren könnte.
Ich sagte ihm, er solle sein Versprechen halten.
Ich weiß nicht, warum er dorthin gegangen ist.
Sagen Sie mir Bescheid, sobald Sie dort sind.
Es liegt an Ihnen, zu entscheiden, was Sie tun möchten.
Die Frau, die gestern hierher kam, ist Fräulein Yamada.
Ich habe gehört, dass sie eine berühmte Schauspielerin ist.
Soll ich warten, bis sie zurückkommt?
Ich rufe dich an, John.
Er hat niemanden, den er konsultieren kann.
Ich nahm ein Taxi, um pünktlich zum Termin zu sein.
Alles, was Sie tun müssen, ist, sich uns anzuschließen.
Es ist unmöglich, den Plan in die Tat umzusetzen.
Es tut mir sehr leid, dass ich so spät nach Hause gekommen bin.
Vergessen Sie nicht, das Licht auszuschalten.
Was ich gestern gekauft habe, waren diese Schuhe.
Ich weiß, wie alt du bist.
Ich kam nach Tokio, um an einer Konferenz teilzunehmen.
Er beschloss, den Plan fortzusetzen.
Ich halte mich nicht an das, was er sagt.
Ich bin nicht sehr wählerisch, was Essen angeht.
Das ist eine Tatsache, keine Fiktion.
Ich ging zum Flughafen, um meinen Vater zu treffen.
Machen Sie es langsamer, sonst werden Sie krank.
Als der Bus kam, stieg sie ein.
Er schämt sich, Fragen zu stellen.
Sie sagte, sie sei krank, was eine Lüge war.
Als er jung war, lernte er Französisch.
Es ist interessant für mich, mein altes Tagebuch zu lesen.
Es spielt keine Rolle, ob er zustimmt oder nicht.
Er befahl uns, hart zu arbeiten.
Öffnen Sie die Fenster, um etwas Luft hereinzulassen.
Arbeite hart, damit du erfolgreich sein kannst.
Ich weiß nicht, welches welches ist.
Ken macht es sich zur Regel, früh aufzustehen.
Du bist alles, was mir auf der Welt lieb ist.
Sie war so freundlich, Tee für uns zu kochen.
Er kann Französisch, noch mehr Englisch.
Oh, was ist das?
Tatsache ist, dass wir nicht eingeladen wurden.
Wie viele Kinder möchten Sie haben, wenn Sie heiraten?
Sobald sie kommt, fangen wir an.
Es war eine große Freude, den Präsidenten zu treffen.
Gehen Sie nicht, wenn Sie nicht wollen.
Haben Sie sich schon entschieden, wo Sie die Feiertage verbringen möchten?
Ich hatte nicht lange gewartet, bis er kam.
Es liegt an Ihnen, die Sache zu entscheiden.
Sie waren besorgt, dass ich ihnen helfen würde.
Es geht ihm sehr gut, wenn man bedenkt, dass ihm die Erfahrung fehlt.
Ich habe Tom gebeten, meine Schuhe zu reparieren.
Komm schon, antworte schnell.
Ich habe meine Freunde dazu gebracht, mir zu helfen.
Er entschloss sich, Feuerwehrmann zu werden.
Es fällt ihm leicht, diese Frage zu beantworten.
Was ich bin, verdanke ich meiner Mutter.
Ich fand es angenehm, auf dem Land spazieren zu gehen.
Warten wir, bis er zurückkommt.
Ich denke, wir könnten gute Freunde sein.
Sie müssen die Arbeit machen, auch wenn sie Ihnen nicht gefällt.
Er ging sogar so weit, sie zu schlagen.
Es hat keinen Sinn, ihr Ratschläge zu geben.
Sie war so freundlich, mir den Weg zu zeigen.
Ich kann nicht erkennen, was er will.
Er brauchte fünf Jahre, um diesen Roman zu schreiben.
Es hat mir Spaß gemacht, von deinen Träumen zu lesen.
Ich möchte, dass du sofort nach Osaka gehst.
Er begann, nach einem Job zu suchen.
Sollte alles in Ordnung sein, werde ich gehen.
Er sagte, er habe seine Brieftasche zu Hause gelassen.
Versuchen Sie nicht, sie für sich zu behalten.
Ich wartete darauf, dass ein Bus kam.
Ich weiß nicht, ob er kommen wird oder nicht.
Es dauerte nicht lange, bis sie kam.
Es ist ehrlich von ihr, ihm die Wahrheit zu sagen.
Ich denke, wir sollten noch mehr tun.
Man sagt, der Hund sei der beste Freund des Menschen.
Es nützt nichts, dieses Problem lösen zu wollen.
Wenn wir so denken, entstehen viele Probleme.
Es war überraschend, dass sie das sagte.
Als er kam, machte ich gerade meine Hausaufgaben.
Warten wir hier, bis er auftaucht.
Ich habe keine Lust, ihr davon zu erzählen.
Ich erinnere mich, dass ich den Brief verschickt habe.
Es spielt keine Rolle, wann du kommst.
Es ist schwierig, sie zu sehen.
Solange du hier bist, bleibe ich.
Was für ein Idiot war ich, so etwas zu tun!
Nachdem ich zu viel getrunken hatte, begann sich der Raum zu drehen.
Was er schreibt, kommt darauf an.
Ich habe gehört, dass du Klavier spielst.
Wenn Sie das Geld verwenden, müssen Sie sich später dafür verantworten.
Ich frage mich, ob es morgen regnen wird.
Als ich aus dem Zug stieg, ließ ich meinen Hut zurück.
Ich möchte, dass du das Lied singst.
Ich weiß nicht, wie ich die Frage beantworten soll.
Es wäre Zeitverschwendung, wenn wir noch länger auf sie warten würden.
Sobald ich am Bahnhof ankomme, rufe ich Sie an.
Wir haben gelernt, Englisch zu lesen.
Er ist ein Mann, dem man vertrauen kann.
Es scheint, dass etwas mit dem Computer nicht stimmt.
Die Schüler sollten versuchen, nicht zu spät zu kommen.
Ich werde gehängt, wenn es wahr ist.
Sie verbrachten vier Stunden damit, ihren Plan zu besprechen.
Der Arzt riet ihm, mit dem Rauchen aufzuhören.
Er kümmerte sich um seine Mutter, nachdem sein Vater gestorben war.
Schade, dass er nicht kommen kann.
Für Kinder ist es gefährlich, auf der Straße zu spielen.
Ich habe einen Fehler gemacht, weil ich es in Eile getan habe.
Er macht es sich zur Regel, nicht zu viel zu essen.
Ich freue mich sehr, von Ihrer Verlobung zu hören.
Er kann Französisch, ganz zu schweigen von Englisch.
Was Sie sagen, ergibt keinen Sinn.
Ich kann ihn nicht sehen, ohne an meinen Bruder zu denken.
Wir sind zu beschäftigt, um uns um solche Details zu kümmern.
Sie beschlossen, dass es besser wäre, sofort anzufangen.
Ich hoffe, dass mein Traum wahr wird.
Wenn ich nur die Chance bekomme, ihn zu sehen.
Er arbeitete hart, aus Angst, er könnte scheitern.
Er tat sein Bestes, um rechtzeitig zum Zug zu kommen.
Es tut mir sehr leid, das zu hören.
Ich hoffe, dass er kommt.
Es wird gesagt, dass er in jungen Jahren sehr hart gearbeitet hat.
Ich kam zu spät, weil mein Auto eine Panne hatte.
Er tat so, als würde er mich nicht hören.
Wenn das Wetter schön ist, gehe ich im Fluss schwimmen.
Er erklärte Mary, warum er zu spät zu ihrer Geburtstagsfeier kam.
Halte deine Pferde im Griff, junger Mann.
Ich habe keine Lust, spazieren zu gehen.
Ich habe gehört, dass er einen neuen Computer gekauft hat.
Er hat vor, nächstes Jahr ins Ausland zu gehen.
Niemand ist so alt, aber er kann lernen.
Wenn es nicht schneit, wird Vater nach Hause kommen.
Ich bin heute nicht in der Stimmung, hart zu arbeiten.
Was würdest du tun, wenn du an meiner Stelle wärst?
Er ist ein guter Arzt, wie es heutzutage bei Ärzten der Fall ist.
Es fällt ihm schwer, das Problem zu lösen.
Er freundet sich mit jedem an, den er trifft.
Tun Sie es jetzt, bevor Sie es vergessen.
Obwohl ich verstehe, was Sie sagen, kann ich Ihnen nicht zustimmen.
Wiederholen Sie, was ich Ihnen gerade gesagt habe.
Er tat so, als hätte er mich nicht gehört.
Sie schien durch das, was er sagte, beleidigt gewesen zu sein.
Ich schaltete das Radio ein, um die Nachrichten zu hören.
Bitte schauen Sie bei mir vorbei, wenn Sie in der Stadt sind.
Er war ganz begierig darauf, sie zu sehen.
Ich frage mich, ob er verheiratet ist.
Sie ist eine Englischlehrerin, die gerade ihr Studium abgeschlossen hat.
Nachdem Sie es gelesen haben, geben Sie mir das Buch zurück.
Ich komme vorbei, wenn ich mit der Arbeit fertig bin.
Dies ist das Restaurant, in dem wir letzte Woche zu Abend gegessen haben.
Ich bin mir sicher, dass das nicht deine Schuld ist.
Es bleibt keine andere Wahl, als seinem Plan zuzustimmen.
Ich versuche, dieses Problem zu lösen.
Wo, glauben Sie, habe ich sie getroffen?
Es ist lange her, seit ich dir das letzte Mal geschrieben habe.
Ich frage mich, was jemals aus dem Kind werden wird.
Ich fand es einfach, den Computer zu bedienen.
Ich kann mich nie dazu durchringen, darüber zu reden.
Vergessen Sie nicht, das Licht auszumachen, bevor Sie zu Bett gehen.
Ich möchte mich ein wenig ausruhen, weil alle Hausaufgaben erledigt sind.
Na ja, so schlimm war es gar nicht.
Er beschloss, nicht in sein Heimatland zurückzukehren.
Ist das dein Sohn, Betty?
Man sah, wie er den Raum betrat.
Ich hoffe, dass du dir keine Erkältung einfängst.
Er fragte sie, wo sie wohne.
Ich brenne darauf, sie wiederzusehen.
Ich weiß, dass er mich beobachtet.
Wenn Sie Lust haben, kommen Sie mit uns.
Es gibt keinen Mann, der sein Zuhause nicht liebt.
Ich hoffe, dass morgen alles gut wird.
Er gab mir alles Geld, das ihm zur Verfügung stand.
Ich gab ihm das Geld, das ich hatte.
Dein Bruder hat geheiratet, nicht wahr?
Das ist das Haus, in dem Tom geboren wurde.
Sobald er einen Polizisten sah, rannte er weg.
Sie wird kommen, wenn Sie sie fragen.
Wenn Sie überhaupt Englisch lernen, lernen Sie es gründlich.
Ich kann nicht anders, als an ihn zu denken.
Sie mussten das Geld verwenden, das sie hatten.
So müde er auch war, ging er früh zu Bett.
Ich habe so viel zu tun, dass ich meine Reise verschieben muss.
Ja, ich komme .
Ich hoffe, dass das Wetter morgen klar wird.
Ich forderte den Jungen auf, hinauszugehen.
Ich möchte, dass Sie dieses Buch ins Englische übersetzen.
Vergiss nicht, was ich dir gesagt habe.
Was Sie gesagt haben, trifft auf Sie nicht zu.
Mir wurde bewusst, wie wichtig Bildung ist.
Der Lehrer ist damit beschäftigt, die Prüfungsunterlagen durchzusehen.
Es spielt keine Rolle, woher er kommt.
John gab vor, die Prüfung bestanden zu haben.
Endlich habe ich das Buch bekommen, das ich wollte.
Das ist dein Hut, nicht wahr?
Ganz gleich, wohin Sie gehen, Sie können das Gleiche finden.
Ich glaube, dass Sie Erfolg haben werden.
Er redete weiter, als wäre nichts passiert.
Es ist heute sehr heiß, nicht wahr?
Was er über England gesagt hat, ist wahr.
Er ist reich, aber er ist nicht glücklich.
Ich glaube, dass er heute bei uns sein wird.
Dann bedeutet das, dass ich alles verloren habe.
Während ich in Paris war, traf ich ihn.
Ich hatte keine Schwierigkeiten, den Plan auszuführen.
Er hatte vor, etwas für die Zeitung zu schreiben.
Kannst du hören, dass ich rufe?
Was sie sagte, war nicht wahr.
Ich gehe davon aus, dass sie heiraten werden.
Ich konnte nicht anders, als meine Meinung zu äußern.
Bitte entschuldigen Sie, dass ich zu spät komme.
Schalten Sie unbedingt das Licht aus, wenn Sie den Raum verlassen.
Ich bin bereit, anzufangen.
Ich könnte genauso gut sterben, wie ich es tue.
Wie wäre es, ins Kino zu gehen ?
Ich hatte nicht lange gewartet, bis er kam.
Ich hatte das Gefühl, ausspioniert zu werden.
Ich wurde in Osaka geboren, bin aber in Tokio aufgewachsen.
Ich kann nicht anders, als mich in sie zu verlieben.
Ich möchte, dass du es sofort tust.
Er hat mir nicht gesagt, was los war.
Er war der einzige Mensch, der den Brand überlebte.
Es wäre nett, es ihr zu sagen.
Es scheint, dass es ihm gut geht.
Manche Leute lesen die Zeitung, während sie fernsehen.
Es macht großen Spaß, mit einem Welpen zu spielen.
Er fragte mich, was mit mir los sei.
Wer das Buch will, darf es haben.
Ich werde sehen, ob ich etwas tun kann.
Ich möchte, dass du gehst .
Kann er es wagen, alleine zu gehen?
Kannst du nicht etwas tun, um mir zu helfen?
Er wäre der Letzte, der sein Wort brach.
Wir essen, damit wir leben können.
Es ist Zeit, mit der Arbeit aufzuhören.
Sie kam vorbei, um fernzusehen.
Als ich aus dem Zug stieg, begann es stark zu schneien.
Am nächsten Morgen stand ich früh auf, um den ersten Zug zu erreichen.
Es war klug von ihr, das Haus früher zu verlassen.
Du wirst ihn nie dazu bringen, zuzustimmen.
Sie setzte ihren Hut auf, um auszugehen.
Lassen Sie uns gemeinsam entscheiden, wohin wir zuerst gehen.
Es ist eine Sache, etwas zu versprechen, und eine andere, es zu erfüllen.
Ich habe einen Freund, der Pilot ist.
Sie können darauf vertrauen, dass er Ihnen hilft.
Ich wage zu behaupten, dass sie immer noch in Japan ist.
Denken Sie darüber nach, was Sie getan haben.
Ich war enttäuscht, dass Sie nicht angerufen haben.
Er hat alles niedergeschrieben, was passiert ist.
Es ist fraglich, ob er kommt oder nicht.
Es stellte sich heraus, dass er schon lange tot war.
Haben Sie bemerkt, dass er hereinkam?
Er hatte das Privileg, zwei Jahre im Ausland zu studieren.
Ich fing an, Eintopf zu machen.
Es tut mir leid, dass ich Sie so lange warten ließ.
Es ist nicht abzusehen, was morgen passieren wird.
Ich bin mir sicher, dass er in der neuen Aufgabe gut zurechtkommen wird.
Sie sagt, dass sie kommen wird.
Das ist genau die Art von Auto, die ich will.
Ich bin so beschäftigt, dass ich nicht fernsehen kann.
Er ging zum Flughafen, um seinen Freund zu verabschieden.
Ich nehme jeden mit, der gehen will.
Ich wünschte, ich wäre ein Vogel.
Es scheint keine Notwendigkeit zu geben, dorthin zu gehen.
Was wäre, wenn er scheitern sollte?
Ich muss mich dafür entschuldigen, dass ich zu spät gekommen bin.
Nachdem die Arbeit erledigt war, gingen wir nach Hause.
Versuchen Sie, die Dinge so zu sehen, wie sie wirklich sind.
Sind das die Leute, die Sie gestern gesehen haben?
Sie weigerte sich, mit mir zu gehen.
Jeder sagt, die Aussicht von hier sei wunderschön.
Ich weiß es zu schätzen, dass Sie den ganzen Weg gekommen sind.
Nein, ich war noch nie dort .
Dieses Buch ist nicht nur interessant, sondern auch lehrreich.
Wie schön, wieder in Hawaii zu sein!
Sie dachten, er sei der Sohn der Sonne.
Er erlaubte mir nicht, die Rechnung für das Abendessen zu bezahlen.
Sie machte es sich zur Gewohnheit, vor dem Abendessen einen Spaziergang zu machen.
Er gab sich große Mühe, aber es gelang ihm nicht.
Ich sah, wie sie den Raum betrat.
Wenn der Unfall passiert, melden Sie sich bei mir.
Würden wir so etwas tun, müssten wir bestraft werden.
Ich wünschte, er hätte an dem Treffen teilgenommen.
Ich muss leider sagen, dass er krank im Bett liegt.
Vielen Dank, dass Sie den ganzen Weg zu mir gekommen sind.
Ich habe drei Tage gebraucht, um dieses Buch durchzulesen.
Ich hatte Angst, mich im Dunkeln zu verlaufen.
Ich habe keinen Zweifel daran, dass er Erfolg haben wird.
Er war bereit, sich um diese Katze zu kümmern.
Sie war gestern doch nicht einkaufen, oder?
Ich war gerade am Bahnhof, um meinen Onkel zu verabschieden.
Ich habe die Angewohnheit, vor dem Frühstück einen Spaziergang zu machen.
Stört es Sie auch, wenn sie kommen?
Er versäumt es nicht, jeden Monat seiner Mutter zu schreiben.
Ich weiß nicht, ob ich dorthin gehen kann oder nicht.
Es war klar, dass er dorthin ging.
Du lebst in Tokio, nicht wahr?
Nur wenige Menschen wissen, wie es geht.
Er befahl mir, alleine zu gehen.
Sie baten ihn, die Arbeit zu erledigen.
Ich werde gehen, vorausgesetzt, die anderen gehen.
Es fühlt sich an, als hätte ich sie schon einmal gesehen.
Er dachte, dass er den Berg besteigen könnte.
Es dauert Jahre, eine Fremdsprache zu beherrschen.
Ich denke, dass sie kommen wird.
Oh, hab ein Herz.
Wir haben keine andere Wahl, als zu arbeiten.
Ich habe nie davon geträumt, dass du verlieren würdest.
Ich weiß, dass es dir egal ist.
Ist es möglich, noch etwas länger hier zu sein?
Lass es nicht zu, dass er es selbst macht.
Ich fürchte, Sie müssen persönlich vorbeikommen.
Ich fürchte, ich kann dir nicht helfen.
Ich möchte nicht, dass es mir schlecht geht.
Eine schwere Erkältung verhinderte, dass sie am Unterricht teilnehmen konnte.
Nicht nur er, sondern auch ich irren.
Sie glaubt, dass ihr Sohn noch lebt.
Du kannst schwimmen, oder?
Sie brachte mich dazu, mich zu beeilen.
Das ist die Sache, die Sie beschäftigt.
Am Ende gelang es ihm nicht, Erfolg zu haben.
Kein Zweifel, dass sie am Ende gewinnen wird.
Er war damit beschäftigt, Briefe zu schreiben.
Ich weiß nicht, wie ich es auf Japanisch ausdrücken soll.
Sagen Sie ihr, was sie tun soll.
Ich mag es nicht, wenn du alleine ausgehst.
Wenn das Wetter nicht schlecht gewesen wäre, hätte ich meine Reise angetreten.
Sie hat beschlossen, zum Studieren nach Amerika zu gehen.
Wir sind so beschäftigt, dass wir jede Hilfe annehmen würden, die wir kriegen könnten.
Bitte schreiben Sie auf, was ich sagen werde.
Sie können jeden einladen, der kommen möchte.
Wir haben lange gewartet, aber er ist nicht aufgetaucht.
Sie rief an, um mich zu sich nach Hause einzuladen.
Was Sie sagen, ergibt keinen Sinn.
Lieb mich ein wenig, lieb mich lange .
Ich werde dich besuchen kommen, wenn ich wieder gesund bin.
Es ist nicht fair, dass sie gehen kann und ich nicht.
Ich denke, dass du schuld bist.
Etwas Saft, bitte.
Du hast deine Hände noch nicht gewaschen, oder?
Der Lehrer erlaubte mir, die Schule vorzeitig zu verlassen.
Ich denke, du solltest dir mehr Ruhe gönnen.
Wir hatten kaum fünf Minuten gewartet, als der Bus kam.
Was er gesagt hat, ist eine gute Idee.
Jetzt sind keine Worte, sondern Taten gefragt.
Es gibt keinen Grund, sich darüber aufzuregen.
Ich bin bereit, mit dir zu gehen.
Ich wurde in dem Jahr geboren, in dem mein Großvater starb.
Ich schätze, du hast recht, Jane.
Ich konnte es kaum erwarten, die Neuigkeiten zu hören.
Ich sah, wie der Zug in den Bahnhof einfuhr.
Ich fürchte, ich schaffe es zu diesem Zeitpunkt nicht.
Dies ist ein Wörterbuch, von dem ich Ihnen gestern erzählt habe.
Scheuen Sie sich nicht, Fragen zu stellen.
Das Problem ist, ob der Plan funktioniert.
Ich weiß nicht, was ich sagen soll.
Wichtig ist, dies im Hinterkopf zu behalten.
Ich hatte das Glück, einen guten Job zu finden.
Heute Abend habe ich vor, zu einem Konzert zu gehen.
Wie geht es dir, Tom?
Es gibt für mich keinen Grund, mich zu entschuldigen.
Er ist kein Arzt, sondern Lehrer.
Zögern Sie nicht zu fragen, ob Sie etwas möchten.
Bei all dem wäre es vielleicht besser gewesen, wenn wir einfach zu Hause geblieben wären.
Sie bat ihn, den Fernseher einzustellen.
Er war vorsichtig, wenn es darum ging, zu viel zu essen.
Entschuldigung, dass Sie warten mussten .
Versuchen Sie nicht, den Schwarzen Peter abzuwälzen.
Sie ist entschlossen, das Unternehmen zu verlassen.
Jane gibt sich alle Mühe, um zu gewinnen.
Es ist mehr Wasser vorhanden, als benötigt wird.
Wir wissen, wie wichtig eine gute Gesundheit ist, wenn wir krank sind.
Wie soll ich antworten, wenn sie sich nach Ihnen erkundigt?
Es kam vor, dass wir im selben Bus saßen.
Ich werde nie vergessen, sie zu sehen.
Ich kann mir nicht vorstellen, dass John pünktlich kommt.
Versuchen wir, etwas zu arrangieren.
Das ist genau das, was ich wollte.
Es war unmöglich, eine Antwort zu finden.
John ist zu dick, um schnell zu laufen.
Ich wünschte, ich hätte ein eigenes Zimmer.
Ich bin es nicht gewohnt, nachts lange wach zu bleiben.
Sie sollten darauf achten, dass Sie gesund bleiben.
Es nützt nichts, wenn er versucht, den wahren Grund herauszufinden.
Er wird nicht kommen, wenn es regnet.
Sie ging nach Österreich, um dort Musik zu studieren.
Es wird die Zeit kommen, in der Sie es bereuen werden.
Es scheint, als wären Sie der Erste hier.
Sobald ich nach Hause kam, begann es zu regnen.
Was Ihnen beigebracht wurde, ist falsch.
Ich weiß nicht, was ich tun soll.
Er fragte sie, ob sie Jane sei.
Mir wurde gesagt, dass er krank im Bett liegt.
Es ist nicht abzusehen, wann wir krank werden.
Das ist die einzige Kamera, die ich habe.
Es nie regnet, aber es gießt .
Es ist gut, dieses Wasser zu trinken.
Ich finde es schade, dass er gelogen hat.
Ich weiß nicht, was ich jetzt tun soll.
Es tut mir leid, dass ich Ihnen nicht helfen kann.
Um nicht zu spät zu kommen, nahmen wir ein Taxi.
Glaubst du, dass es mit dem Bus lange dauern wird?
Es gibt kaum etwas, das uns so viel Freude bereitet wie die Musik.
Man erkennt ihn leicht, da er sehr groß ist.
Es hat keinen Sinn, wütend auf ihn zu sein.
Der Himmel hellte sich auf, als es aufhörte zu regnen.
Es steht Ihnen frei, diesen Raum zu nutzen.
Ich wurde immer angeschrien, weil ich das Telefon beschlagnahmt hatte.
Komm früh nach Hause, Bill.
Mein Bruder wagte es nicht, über den Fluss zu schwimmen.
Der Arzt, den sie besuchte, ist berühmt.
Ich lebe von der Sozialhilfe, ohne Auto oder ähnliches.
Wir alle unterliegen der Gefahr, Fehler zu machen.
Ich weiß, was das ist.
Sie können gehen, wenn Sie möchten, es liegt an Ihnen.
Er hat einen guten Ruf, egal wohin er geht.
Lassen Sie Ihren Schreibtisch so, wie er ist.
Er weiß es besser, als so etwas zu glauben.
Er war zwar bei der Besprechung, aber er schlief.
Eine Krankheit hinderte mich daran, auszugehen.
Eine Krankheit hielt mich davon ab, dorthin zu gehen.
Sie hatte Angst, eine Rede zu halten.
Sie haben vorgeschlagen, sich diesen Film anzusehen.
Jim machte sich daran, etwas in sein Notizbuch zu schreiben.
Ich frage mich, ob er morgen kommt.
Warte, bis ich zehn zähle.
Sie werden ihn zu Hause antreffen, wann immer Sie ihn anrufen.
Sie kamen ins Krankenhaus, um sich nach mir zu erkundigen.
Er verlor sein Augenlicht, als er noch ein Kind war.
Ich weiß nicht, wie spät es ist.
Was machst du, um dir die Zeit zu vertreiben?
Mary kam auf mich zu, als sie mich sah.
Tatsache ist, dass ich heute nicht zur Schule gegangen bin.
Obwohl er müde war, arbeitete er weiter.
Schreiben Sie mir zurück, sobald Sie diesen Brief erhalten.
Ich denke darüber nach, in die Berge zu gehen.
Er macht es sich zur Regel, jeden Tag laut vorzulesen.
Ich habe einen Hund, der schnell laufen kann.
Ich rannte so schnell wie möglich, um ihn einzuholen.
Gibt es einen Ort, den Sie empfehlen?
Sie ermutigte ihn, einen Roman zu schreiben.
Ich bin mir sicher, dass ich ihn schon einmal gesehen habe.
Es war ein atemberaubendes, knappes Spiel.
Ich denke, es wird dir auch gefallen.
Was er sagt, ergibt keinen Sinn.
Bitte schließen Sie die Tür ab, wenn Sie gehen.
Ich mag Dave, weil er sehr nett ist.
Nicht nur du, auch er hat Unrecht.
Bill, ruf mich heute Abend an.
Deshalb habe ich dir gesagt, du sollst nicht mit dem Auto fahren.
Das ist die Person, über die ich neulich gesprochen habe,
Wir können nicht sagen, was in Zukunft passieren wird.
Er begann, sein Frühstück zu essen.
Wie lange wird es dauern, bis ich wieder gesund werde?
Der Arzt beschloss, sofort zu operieren.
Du hast den Fehler absichtlich gemacht, oder?
Bitte gehen Sie mir voraus, denn ich habe etwas zu tun.
Es ist nicht notwendig, dass Sie den Job kündigen.
Nachdem ich die Arbeit beendet hatte, ging ich spazieren.
Kannst du warten, bis ich mein Gesicht schminke?
Zwanzigtausend Yen, bitte.
Ich fürchte, ich kann sie nicht rechtzeitig fertigstellen.
Ich war gezwungen, den Plan aufzugeben.
Wenn es morgen gut ist, spielen wir Baseball.
Ich habe nie damit gerechnet, dass er reich ist.
Es ist leicht, dieses Buch zu lesen.
Sie sollten Ihre Bemühungen, Englisch zu lernen, beharrlich fortsetzen.
Es ist falsch, Lügen zu erzählen.
Ich weiß nicht, was ich denken soll.
Bald werden Sie feststellen, dass Sie keine Freunde mehr haben.
Wir fühlen uns von dem angezogen, was Sie sind.
Sie stöhnt ständig, dass sie keine Zeit hat.
Es hat keinen Sinn, sie um Hilfe zu bitten.
Wenn morgen schönes Wetter ist, machen wir eine Wanderung.
Er ist jung, aber erfahren.
Es ist seltsam, dass er so etwas getan hat.
Wenn Sie in Japan fahren, denken Sie daran, sich links zu halten.
Fällt es mir leicht, dieses Problem zu lösen?
Er weiß nicht, wie man einen Brief auf Englisch schreibt.
Es ist sehr nett von Ihnen, das zu sagen.
Ich erinnere mich, dich schon einmal gesehen zu haben.
Es scheint offensichtlich, dass er krank ist.
Es hat keinen Sinn, mit ihr zu streiten.
Ich fürchte, Sie haben die falsche Nummer.
Wir werden gehen, wenn der Regen aufhört.
Der Tag wird kommen, an dem Sie es erkennen werden.
Sie hatte schon lange gelernt, Klavier zu spielen.
Das Kind hatte Angst davor, im Dunkeln allein gelassen zu werden.
Ken ist so beschäftigt, dass er nicht kommen kann.
Er ist alt genug, um Auto zu fahren.
Er kam erst an, als das Konzert zu Ende war.
Würde es Ihnen etwas ausmachen, mir eine Tasse Kaffee zu machen?
Bitte denken Sie daran, meinen Vater nächste Woche zu sehen.
Ich glaube, ich komme später wieder.
Es sieht so aus, als hätte der Flug Verspätung.
Es war dieser Junge, der die Fensterscheibe einschlug.
Ich möchte etwas, mit dem ich schreiben kann.
Ich bin sicher, dass er kommt.
Das Telefon ist außer Betrieb, Herr Tamori.
Er hatte nicht genug Erfahrung, um mit dem Problem fertig zu werden.
Beeilen Sie sich, sonst kommen Sie zu spät.
Er ging dorthin, um Englisch zu lernen.
Ich wünschte, ich könnte Englisch sprechen wie Sie.
Er ist sechzig, wenn am Tag.
Er kennt die Kunst, Freunde zu finden.
Ich glaube, dass er unschuldig ist.
„Du solltest besser reinkommen“, sagte der Mann.
Ich mache es mir zur Regel, die frühen Morgenstunden einzuhalten.
Es scheint mir, dass er ehrlich ist.
Mit der Zeit begann Tom, sie zu lieben.
Ich liebe, Bücher zu lesen .
Sobald das Spiel begann, begann es zu regnen.
Er hat allen Grund, wütend auf dich zu sein.
Ich kann es mir nicht leisten, in einem so teuren Geschäft einzukaufen.
Es versteht sich von selbst, dass Freundschaft wichtiger ist als das Geschäft.
Es fällt uns leicht, Japanisch zu sprechen.
Es ist gefährlich, in diesem See zu schwimmen.
Sie beschloss, aufs College zu gehen.
Wenn er wütend ist, kann man nicht mit ihm reden.
Es gab keinen Arzt, der ihre Krankheit heilen konnte.
Dies ist das Schloss, das wir letzte Woche besucht haben.
Was haltet Ihr davon, gemeinsam auswärts essen zu gehen?
Ich rannte so schnell wie möglich, um ihn einzuholen.
Es ist Ihre Aufgabe, sich um sie zu kümmern.
Sie kam aus Kanada, um mich zu sehen.
Ich schätze wirklich, was Sie getan haben.
Oh, du bist heute früh dran.
Ich werde alles für dich tun, was ich kann.
Er scheint arm gewesen zu sein, als er jung war.
Er war sich nicht sicher, welchen Weg er einschlagen sollte.
Es ist einfach, das Problem zu lösen.
Ich sah mich um, sah aber niemanden.
Am besten wäre es, wenn ich ihn persönlich treffen würde.
Besuchen Sie uns gerne, wann immer Sie möchten.
Ich mache es mir zur Regel, nicht lange aufzubleiben.
Hören Sie auf, wegen Nichts so viel Aufhebens zu machen.
Es ist fünf Jahre her, dass ich mein Studium abgeschlossen habe.
Nehmen Sie, was Ihnen am besten gefällt.
Sie versprach, mir jede Woche zu schreiben.
Was ist der erste Roman, der auf Japanisch geschrieben wurde?
Machen Sie unbedingt das Licht aus, bevor Sie das Haus verlassen.
Ihm wurde gesagt, er solle aufstehen, und er tat es.
Er war zu müde, um noch mehr laufen zu können.
Es war so schwer, das sage ich dir.
Ich hoffe, dass Sie seine Unterstützung bekommen.
Tatsache ist, dass ich kein Geld bei mir habe.
Er ist nicht mehr der, der er einmal war.
Ich werde dafür sorgen, dass du sie auf der Party triffst.
Es war die Gewohnheit meines Vaters, vor dem Frühstück die Zeitung zu lesen.
Sie können nicht hoffen, ihn einzuholen.
Du bist es, der im Unrecht ist.
Du darfst alles nehmen, was Dir gefällt.
Ich mag es nicht, große Städte zu besuchen.
Lass es mich mal ansehen, ja?
Ich habe keine Zeit, meine Hausaufgaben zu machen.
Ich war dumm genug, ihm zu glauben.
Er ist damit beschäftigt, einen Brief zu schreiben.
Es ist besser, diesen Punkt zu ignorieren.
Sie scheint glücklich zu sein, hier zu sein.
Was halten Sie von der Idee, eine Busreise zu machen?
Versuchen Sie, so hoch wie möglich zu springen.
Er ist mutig genug, alleine dorthin zu gehen.
Das ist der Dichter, den ich in Paris getroffen habe.
Ich vergesse traurige Dinge, wenn ich einschlafe.
Ich weiß nicht, was ich tun soll.
Keine, sie sind alle draußen.
Er schiebt nie etwas auf, was er tun muss.
Sie sind der Nächste, der für eine Beförderung ansteht.
Es ist drei Jahre her, seit ich hierher gezogen bin.
Ich möchte nicht, dass du mich ständig anrufst.
Soweit ich weiß, ist er ein verlässlicher Mann.
Vergessen Sie nicht, das Licht auszuschalten, bevor Sie zu Bett gehen.
Wer ist größer, du oder Ken?
Jetzt hat er nichts mehr, wofür es sich zu leben lohnt.
Ich weiß nicht, wann Tom Japan verlassen wird.
Es ist offensichtlich, dass er im Unrecht ist.
Sagen wir, er ist nicht mehr als ein Kind.
Bitte sagen Sie mir, was ich tun soll.
Ich beschloss, härter zu lernen.
Du kannst schwimmen, oder?
Ich habe versucht, die Melodie auswendig zu lernen.
Ob sie zustimmt oder nicht, ist die Frage.
Ich kann es mir nicht leisten, das zu kaufen.
Sag ihm, wohin er gehen soll.
Er hatte das Glück, die Prüfung zu bestehen.
Ich kann es mir nicht leisten, so viel zu bezahlen.
Es ist wahrscheinlich, dass sie morgen kommt.
Es ist sehr heiß, nicht wahr?
Er studierte sehr hart, um Wissenschaftler zu werden.
Ich war zu krank, um zu stehen.
Geh zurück, komm zurück.
Das ist die gleiche Kamera, die ich verloren habe.
Was Sie sagen, ist weder hier noch dort.
Es ist offensichtlich, dass Sie gelogen haben.
Ich werde arbeiten, solange ich lebe.
Er ist weit davon entfernt, zu lügen.
Ich habe mit ihm auf Englisch gesprochen, konnte mich aber nicht verständlich machen.
Er streckte uns seine Hand entgegen, um uns willkommen zu heißen.
Dies ist die Kamera, die ich gestern gekauft habe.
Ein Einbrecher brach ein, während er schlief.
Ich habe gehört, dass Sie eine neue Firma gründen werden.
Er ging zurück, um seinen Hut zu holen.
Er hatte es eilig, den neuen Job anzutreten.
Ich kam in der Nacht an, als er ging.
Ich weiß nicht, ob George kommt.
Bestenfalls kann ich nur die Hälfte von dem tun, was Sie getan haben.
Es macht keinen Sinn, dass Sie sich so viele Sorgen um Ihre Gesundheit machen.
Frau White sprach langsam genug, dass ich sie verstehen konnte.
Als sein Hund starb, weinte er bis zum Hals.
Es war nett von Ihnen, uns einzuladen.
Es war gestern Abend, als es zu regnen begann.
Ich werde ihn treffen, wenn es nötig ist.
Ich möchte eine Box, die dreimal so groß ist.
Was mich betrifft, ich möchte nicht ausgehen.
Ich konnte mich nicht dazu durchringen, ihn aufzusuchen.
Sie hörte auf, das Lied zu singen.
Ich kann meine Meinung nicht sagen, ohne ihn zu provozieren.
Ich habe das Buch gefunden, nach dem ich schon lange gesucht hatte.
Ich habe beschlossen, Japan zu verlassen.
Ich erlaubte ihr, zur Party zu gehen.
Sie ist es gewohnt, zu sitzen.
Es war klar, dass sie sich nicht mit der Angelegenheit beschäftigte.
Es wird Ihnen gut tun, Urlaub zu haben.
Er warnte mich, dass ich scheitern würde.
Es wird Ihnen unmöglich sein, dort zu leben.
Ich sagte, es könnte regnen.
Egal was er sagt, vertraue ihm nicht.
Bitte rufen Sie mich an, wenn Sie diesen Brief erhalten.
Dies ist das Haus, in dem ich gelebt habe, als ich jung war.
Als sie die Nachricht hörte, war sie nicht glücklich.
Der Zeitpunkt, zu dem er dies tat, war nicht bekannt.
Achten Sie darauf, dass Sie sich nicht erkälten.
Da es regnete, blieb ich zu Hause.
Es ist wichtig, die eigenen Grenzen zu kennen.
Ich fürchte, sie verstehen sich nicht sehr gut.
Es wird sinnlos sein, sich ihnen entgegenzustellen.
Wir stellten fest, dass sie tot war.
Sollten wir den Zug verpassen, fahren wir mit dem Bus.
Bitte sagen Sie nicht, dass Ihr Geburtstag vorbei ist.
Ich riet ihm, sofort zurückzukommen.
Ich bin mir sicher, dass er die Prüfung bestehen wird.
Wenn es um das Herstellen von Dingen geht, bin ich ein Alleskönner.
Er ist arm, so scheint es.
Da es wichtig ist, werde ich mich darum kümmern.
Tom hat bei jeder Arbeit, die er hatte, immer gute Arbeit geleistet.
Ich habe einen Freund, der für die NASA arbeitet.
Ich verstehe nicht, was du sagst .
Ich frage mich, was mit diesem verlorenen Kind passiert ist.
Gehen Sie und sehen Sie, wer es ist.
Komm her, ich zeige es dir.
Es kann sein, dass es letzte Nacht geregnet hat.
Kommen Sie wieder zurück, wenn Sie Ihre Medizin beendet haben.
Mir gefällt nicht, wie er lächelt.
Wie jeder weiß, ist er ein Genie.
Was als nächstes zu tun ist, ist unsere Frage.
Es war außergewöhnlich, dass er nicht einverstanden war.
Es ist Zeit, dass du zur Schule gehst.
Sie können alles essen, solange Sie nicht zu viel essen.
Ich bin mir sicher, dass Sie uns etwas wirklich Gutes einfallen lassen.
Der Arzt untersuchte das Kind und sagte, es sei gesund.
Wer zu meiner Party kommen möchte, kann kommen.
Er hat getan, was er versprochen hatte, für mich zu tun.
„Ich bin Japaner“, antwortete der Junge.
Kellner, bitte bringen Sie mir etwas Wasser.
Es ist mir egal, was du sagst. Das wird nicht passieren !
Brumm Baby, um zu schlafen.
Ich kann es mir nicht leisten, so etwas zu kaufen.
Selbst für einen Japaner ist es sehr schwierig, einen Kimono anzuziehen.
Ich wünschte, ich könnte mit dir zur Party gehen.
Wir bitten Sie, für Ihr Verhalten Rechenschaft abzulegen.
Es ist sicher, dass er die Prüfung bestanden hat.
Das ist das Haus, in dem ich geboren wurde.
Es machte ihm Freude, mit Freunden zu reden.
Das Mädchen, das ein Buch liest, ist Kate.
Er ist reich, aber er ist nicht glücklich.
Der Lehrer sagte, für den Erfolg sei vor allem Beharrlichkeit notwendig.
Er hatte genug zu tun, um seine Arbeit nachzuholen.
Das Mädchen, das mit Mayumi spricht, ist meine Schwester.
Ich habe dir immer wieder gesagt, dass du vorsichtiger sein sollst.
Wenn Sie an meiner Stelle wären, was würden Sie tun?
Ich denke, dass es heute heiß sein wird.
Ich werde versuchen, in Zukunft nicht zu spät zu kommen.
Sie brach zusammen, als sie die Nachricht hörte.
Für ihn ist es wichtig, den Job zu bekommen.
Ich habe gehört, dass Sie in die Vereinigten Staaten reisen.
Sie ist nicht nur freundlich, sondern auch ehrlich.
Wer auch immer kommt, sagt, ich bin nicht zu Hause.
Er brennt darauf, ins Ausland zu gehen.
Löschen Sie unbedingt das Feuer, bevor Sie gehen.
Ich fragte meinen Sohn, was er wirklich wollte.
Es ist über drei Jahre her, seit ich hierher gezogen bin.
Ich wünschte, ich könnte so eins finden.
Es ist sehr nett von Ihnen, das zu sagen.
Nun, Sie können alles angeben, was Sie sehen.
Da sie frei war, ging sie spazieren.
Das ist die absurdeste Idee, die ich je gehört habe.
Hat die Zeitung gesagt, dass es regnen würde?
Ich bin nicht mehr die Person, die ich einmal war.
Er spricht, als hätte er im Ausland studiert.
Es ist drei Jahre her, seit er gestorben ist.
Es ist Soseki, das meiner Schwester am besten schmeckt.
Er tat es, und zwar in ihrer Gegenwart.
Ich erinnere mich, sie irgendwo gesehen zu haben.
Wenn Sie Ihre Meinung ändern, lassen Sie es mich wissen.
Was auch immer er sagt, es ist richtig.
Es wird nicht mehr lange dauern, bis er kommt.
Ich werde gehen, wenn du kommst.
Sie beschloss, nicht zu gehen.
Es ist wünschenswert, dass Sie an der Sitzung teilnehmen.
Er begann, sie zu mögen.
Sie können sicher sein, dass wir alles tun werden, was wir können.
Ich helfe Ihnen, wenn ich mit meiner Arbeit fertig bin.
Wir gehen zur Schule, um zu lernen.
Ich wünschte, ich wäre jünger.
Ich spürte, wie etwas auf meinem Rücken krabbelte.
Ich habe einen Freund, der in Nara lebt.
Japan ist nicht mehr das, was es vor zehn Jahren war.
Ich gehe davon aus, dass Sie mir zustimmen.
Ich ging nach Tokio, um Tony zu sehen.
Es ist notwendig, dass Sie jetzt beginnen.
Ich habe gehört, dass er sein Haus verkauft hat.
Die Geschichte lebte weiter, wurde von Mensch zu Mensch weitergegeben.
Es gibt gute Gründe dafür, dass sie gescholten wird.
Nachdem ich meine Arbeit beendet hatte, ging ich spazieren.
Ich versuche immer, die Wahrheit zu sagen.
Wir haben es genossen, gemeinsam Lieder zu singen.
Ich ging nach Hause, um mich umzuziehen.
Wir freuen uns, dass Sie kommen.
Es war schön, Sie kennenzulernen.
Es tut mir leid, ich habe keine Ahnung.
Ich war am Flughafen, um meinen Vater zu verabschieden.
Ich bin früh gekommen, um einen guten Platz zu bekommen.
Es lohnt sich, dieses Buch noch einmal zu lesen.
Tut mir Leid, dass ich dich störe .
Es tut mir leid, dass ich dich störe .
Falls ich zu spät komme, müssen Sie nicht auf mich warten.
Es machte ihr Spaß, mit ihm zu reden.
Er brennt darauf, wieder in den Kreislauf zu kommen.
Wenn du nicht gehst, werde ich auch nicht gehen.
Es war so kalt, dass wir ein Feuer gemacht haben.
Wenn es keine Prüfungen gäbe, wären wir froh.
Die Frage ist, ob er uns nächsten Monat besuchen wird.
Es ist Ägypten, das er besuchen möchte.
Er arbeitet hart, um die Prüfung zu bestehen.
Es tut mir leid, dass meine Mutter nicht zu Hause ist.
Wie kommt es, dass du nichts gesagt hast?
Ich hätte fast Lust, das selbst zu sehen.
Sie hielt es für notwendig, ihr Kind an das frühe Aufstehen zu gewöhnen.
Gehen Sie nicht hier weg, bis Sie es getan haben.
Sie tat so, als würde sie mich nicht hören.
Er ist der Letzte, der das Geheimnis preisgibt.
Stellen Sie sicher, dass das Licht ausgeschaltet ist, bevor Sie gehen.
Nachdem seine Hausaufgaben erledigt waren, ging Tom zu Bett.
Was er einmal gehört hat, vergisst er nie.
Ich möchte, dass du mir die Wahrheit sagst.
Der Lehrer erlaubte dem Jungen, nach Hause zu gehen.
Ich denke, das ist der beste Weg.
Wir beschlossen, ihn eine Weile in Ruhe zu lassen.
Es ist schwierig, die Arbeit an einem Tag zu erledigen.
Ich mag ihn, weil er ehrlich und offen ist.
Es ist an der Zeit, dass wir aufstehen.
Ich glaube nicht, dass seine Leistung gut war.
Das ist alles Geld, das ich jetzt habe.
Es war sein Auto, das Lucy und ihren Hund überfuhr.
Beenden Sie Ihre Hausaufgaben, bevor Sie zu Bett gehen.
Machen Sie am besten Spaziergänge, um gesund zu bleiben.
Es ist schwer, ihm zu gefallen.
Er setzte sich, um einen Roman zu lesen.
Ich weiß genau, wie du dich fühlst.
Sie sah aus, als wäre sie krank gewesen.
Sie werden gut daran tun, meinen Rat zu befolgen.
Genießen Sie Ihr Leben, solange Sie dazu in der Lage sind.
Meine Mutter geht jeden Tag auf den Markt, um einzukaufen.
Ich konnte nicht anders, als die Wahrheit zu sagen.
Sie sollten lernen, mit Ihrem Wörterbuch umzugehen.
Alle sagen, ich sehe aus wie mein Vater.
Macht es Ihnen etwas aus, wenn ich mitkomme?
Es ist natürlich, dass sie wütend wird.
Ich möchte, dass Sie ihr dieses Papier sofort bringen.
Sie hatten Schwierigkeiten, den Ort zu finden.
Die Kiste war schwer, aber er schaffte es, sie zu tragen.
Das ist der höchste Baum, den ich je gesehen habe.
Er sagte, dass du nicht gehen musst.
Wären Sie so freundlich, mir die Tür zu öffnen?
Es ist höchste Zeit, ein neues Unternehmen zu gründen.
Ich kann kaum verstehen, was sie sagt.
Ich hoffe, sie zu heiraten.
Ich war froh, sie wiederzusehen.
Sie versprach, sich umgehend mit der Angelegenheit zu befassen.
Es ist höchste Zeit, dass die Kinder ins Bett gehen.
Versuchen Sie, Ihre Zeit sinnvoll zu nutzen.
Sie spricht, als wäre sie eine Lehrerin.
Nehmen Sie so viel, wie Sie möchten.
Es kann sein, dass er seinen Job mag.
Mutter hat mich zu dem gemacht, was ich bin.
Hör auf, deinem Bruder einen Streich zu spielen.
Geht es Sie etwas an, welches Hobby jemand hat?
Bitte komm . Ich freue mich darauf, Sie zu sehen.
Ich weiß es zu schätzen, dass Sie sehr müde sind.
Ich hätte gerne etwas Apfelwein, bitte.
Er legt Wert darauf, an Klassentreffen teilzunehmen.
Bitte achten Sie darauf, dass die Arbeit abgeschlossen ist.
Als ich gestern Abend nach Hause ging, sah ich sie wieder.
Wir gingen in die Berge, um Ski zu fahren.
Was das Geld angeht, ist alles in Ordnung.
Er ist ein reicher, aber langweiliger Mann.
Ich brenne darauf, dich zu sehen .
Sie tat so, als wäre sie krank.
Es hat keinen Zweck, auf ihn zu warten.
Bitte geben Sie mir bis Mittwoch Bescheid, wenn Sie nicht teilnehmen können.
Ich konnte kaum sagen, wer wer war.
Wir haben es genossen, auf der Party Lieder zu singen.
Es ist unmöglich zu sagen, was in diesem Land passieren wird.
Verschwinde hier, und zwar schnell.
Sie sagen, dass er sehr reich ist.
Ich würde gerne nach Österreich gehen, um Musik zu studieren.
Ich glaube, was er sagt.
Es ist vergeblich, mit ihnen über das Problem zu streiten.
Alles kommt zu denen, die warten.
Es ist zehn Jahre her, seit er nach Japan kam.
Er redet, als wäre er ein Lehrer.
Es ist noch genügend Essen übrig, wenn Sie etwas möchten.
Aber was wirst du tun, wenn er nicht kommt?
Was sagst du dazu, zum Konzert zu gehen?
Alte Schulfreunde versuchen oft, den Kontakt zueinander aufrechtzuerhalten.
Er hatte Einwände dagegen, dass seine Frau draußen arbeitete.
Entschuldigen Sie, aber ich glaube, das ist mein Platz.
Ich weiß nicht, ob es gut ist.
Der beste Weg, Englisch zu lernen, ist nach Amerika zu gehen.
Er hat niemanden, mit dem er spielen kann.
Sag mir den Grund, warum du gestern nicht gekommen bist.
Du hast ihn zu dem gemacht, was er ist.
Man kann kein Wort glauben, das er sagt.
Nichts wird ihn davon abhalten, weiterzumachen.
Sie sparen viel Zeit, wenn Sie das Auto nehmen.
Er ist die Person, der ich mein Wörterbuch gegeben habe.
Es tut mir leid, Ihnen all diese Probleme zu bereiten.
Sie sind sehr nett, mir den Weg zu zeigen.
Ich halte es für absurd, so etwas zu tun.
Ich glaube, es ist bewölkt.
Kommen Sie, wenn möglich.
Du hast eine leichte Hand, nicht wahr?
Lassen Sie die Stühle so, wie sie sind.
Ihr Prüfungserfolg hängt davon ab, wie intensiv Sie lernen.
Sie sollten hart arbeiten, damit Sie jede Prüfung, die Sie ablegen, bestehen können.
Er ist nicht so ein Idiot, aber er weiß es.
Als er jung war, schien es ihm gesundheitlich schlecht zu gehen.
Da ich krank war, ging ich nicht zur Schule.
Sein Bruder ging zum Bahnhof, um ihn zu verabschieden.
Er berichtete ihnen, was er gesehen hatte.
Ich bin bereit, alles zu tun, um Ihnen zu helfen.
Ich weiß nicht, ob er Student ist oder nicht.
Man kann nie sagen, was in der Zukunft passieren wird.
Sie fragte uns, ob wir Lust hätten zu kochen.
Jetzt, wo wir alleine sind, lasst uns Spaß haben.
Versäumen Sie nicht, das Buch morgen zurückzugeben.
Es wird nicht lange dauern, bis sie ihre Krankheit überwunden hat.
Er legt Wert darauf, an Klassentreffen teilzunehmen.
Beeilen Sie sich, sonst schaffen wir es nie mit dem Zug!
Es wird angenommen, dass es vor langer Zeit viel kälter war.
Sie ist die beste Ehefrau, die man sich nur wünschen kann.
Erzähl mir, was du in Shounan gemacht hast.
Kannst du das bekommen, Mann?
Als wir nach unten schauten, sahen wir viele Gebäude.
Ich wette, dass Sie da falsch liegen.
Sie verlässt die Stadt selten, wenn überhaupt.
Wenn der Frühling kommt, werden die Tage von Tag zu Tag länger.
Er war so freundlich, mir seinen Platz anzubieten.
Bald heiß, bald kalt.
Er ging nach Tokio, um einen neuen Job zu finden.
Viel Spaß auf der Party, John.
Es scheint keine Notwendigkeit zu geben, diesem Land zu helfen.
Ich bin es nicht gewohnt, in der Öffentlichkeit eine Rede zu halten.
Ich denke, ich werde mich eine Weile hinlegen.
Der Mensch ist das einzige Tier, das sprechen kann.
Wenn Sie mich fragen, ist sie etwas ungewöhnlich.
Er hatte die Freundlichkeit, mir den Weg zu zeigen.
Ich freue mich darauf, Sie wiederzusehen .
Du wirst gut daran tun, sie zu verlassen.
Kobe ist die Stadt, in der ich geboren wurde.
Er ging früh, um nicht zu spät zu kommen.
Würde es Ihnen etwas ausmachen, wenn ich rauche?
Tun Sie niemals heute, was Sie auf morgen verschieben können.
Dies ist auch das erste Mal, dass ich in dieser Gegend bin.
Wählen Sie, was Ihnen gefällt.
Ich werde hier warten, bis er zurückkommt.
Ist es nicht an der Zeit, ins Bett zu gehen?
Es gelang ihm, die Prüfung zu bestehen.
„Das nächste Mal“, sagte er.
Wenn ich dieses Bild sehe, denke ich immer an die alten Zeiten.
Sie haben hart gearbeitet, nur um zu scheitern.
Freut mich, Sie kennenzulernen .
Schalten Sie unbedingt das Licht aus, wenn Sie das Haus verlassen.
Es ist uns egal, was er tut.
Ich wünschte, ich hätte einen anderen Mann geheiratet.
Kannst du nicht erraten, was ich tue?
Die Mädchen begannen zu lachen, als sie die Geschichte hörten.
Es ist böse von dir, solche Dinge zu tun.
Was gefällt dir besser, Englisch oder Musik?
Ich weiß, dass ich ein guter Lehrer bin.
Tut mir leid, dass ich nicht da sein werde.
Es gelang mir, dem Lehrer meine Idee verständlich zu machen.
Vielen Dank, dass Sie zu mir gekommen sind.
Ich verstehe nicht, was er sagt.
Würde es Ihnen etwas ausmachen, nicht zu rauchen?
Ich gebe Ihnen zehn Minuten, um dieses Problem zu lösen.
Sein Ziel ist es, die Prüfung zu bestehen.
Es fiel mir schwer zu verstehen, was er sagte.
Vergessen Sie nicht, das Feuer zu löschen.
Meine Frau schlug mir vor, sie auf die Reise mitzunehmen.
So wie ich das sehe, hat er Recht.
Es scheint, dass es morgen regnen wird.
Ich bin entschlossen, diesen Plan auszuführen.
Ich denke, was Sie sagen, ist wahr.
Ich habe heute eher Lust, auszugehen, als zu Hause zu bleiben.
Nicht ich, sondern mein Bruder lebt in Sendai.
Ich weiß es besser, als ihm Geld zu leihen.
Egal was er sagt, vertraue ihm nicht.
Sie werden schockiert sein, das zu hören.
Vielen Dank, dass Sie die Vorkehrungen getroffen haben.
Als ich zurückkam, war mein Auto weg.
Einige Leute lesen, dass sie möglicherweise Informationen erhalten.
Es schien, als hätte der Bus Verspätung gehabt.
Bitte entschuldigen Sie, dass ich zu spät komme.
Was hat Sie dazu bewogen, mit dem Rauchen aufzuhören?
Ich möchte jemanden, mit dem ich reden kann.
Verschwinde, sonst wird es dir leidtun.
Es ist unter Ihrer Würde, so etwas zu sagen.
Sie war bestrebt, ihrer Mutter eine Freude zu machen.
Ich kann mich nicht dazu durchringen, einem solchen Mann zu helfen.
Machen Sie das Licht aus, damit Sie gut schlafen können.
Das ist genau das, was ich wollte.
Ich fühlte mich, als wäre ich tot.
Sie traute sich damals nicht, etwas zu sagen.
Ich werde ihn bitten, zu mir zu kommen und mir zu helfen.
Er tat sein Möglichstes, um mir zu helfen.
Ich mag es nicht, lange warten zu müssen.
Ich war unsicher, ob ich dazu in der Lage wäre.
Sollten diese Tage für Sie unpassend sein, teilen Sie uns dies bitte mit.
Man kann nie sagen, was in Zukunft passieren wird.
Ob es ihm gelingt oder nicht, hängt von seiner Gesundheit ab.
Das ist zwar bedauerlich, aber wahr.
Bitte schalten Sie das Licht aus, bevor Sie zu Bett gehen.
Jane sagte, dass es Zeit sei, nach Hause zu gehen.
Nachdem er nach Hause gekommen war, ging ich zum Markt.
Vergessen Sie nicht, mich morgen früh abzuholen.
Es geht ihnen allen gut, danke.
Kannst du mir sagen, wie ich nach Shinjuku komme?
Dies ist dieselbe Kamera, die er verloren hat.
Wenn du das nächste Mal kommst, bring deinen Bruder mit.
Das ist alles, was ich im Moment sagen kann.
Es ist nett von Ihnen, mir ein Geburtstagsgeschenk zu machen.
Sie sagte, sie würde sofort zurück sein.
Ich frage mich, wessen Auto das ist.
Da es in Ordnung ist, gehe ich raus.
Alle Tage vergingen, einer wie der andere.
Er ist ein Wissenschaftler, der von allen respektiert wird.
Ich kann nicht gehen, bis er kommt.
Ich konnte ihn nicht dazu bringen, mein Englisch zu verstehen.
Ich kann eine solche Geschichte nicht hören, ohne zu weinen.
Er lernt fleißig, um die Prüfung zu bestehen.
Sie können kommen, wann immer Sie möchten.
Ich schlug ihr vor, mitzukommen.
Es scheint, dass sie mit der Arbeit nicht zufrieden ist.
Sie sagte, dass sie jeden Morgen um sechs aufsteht.
Machen Sie sich keine Sorgen darüber, was Sie getan haben.
Ich bin lediglich gekommen, um Sie darüber zu informieren.
Er ist nicht mehr der Feigling, der er vor zehn Jahren war.
Er hat keine Freunde, auf die er zurückgreifen kann.
Jungs, macht keinen Lärm.
Reden Sie nicht über Geschäfte, während wir essen.
Was sie geschrieben hat, ist in gewissem Sinne wahr.
Es wurde beschlossen, das alte Gebäude abzureißen.
Ich habe gehört, dass er Arbeit sucht.
Wir brauchen Pflanzen, um zu leben.
Jemand, der mich innerlich berühren will.
Bitte zögern Sie nicht, mir Fragen zu stellen.
Ich freue mich, dass du kommst.
Es dauerte lange, bis er es wusste.
Er hat es so gemacht, wie ich es ihm gesagt habe.
Wenn Sie möchten, können Sie mitkommen.
Ich habe etwa eine Stunde gebraucht, um dieses Buch durchzulesen.
Das ist nicht genau das, was ich gesagt habe.
Sie kann es kaum erwarten, Europa zu besuchen.
Diese Maschine ist zu schwer für mich, um sie zu tragen.
Ich möchte, dass Sie das Haus renovieren.
Sagen ist eine Sache, tun etwas ganz anderes.
Er wird auf Sie warten, wenn Sie dort ankommen.
Ich kann nicht herausfinden, warum er es getan hat.
Ich werde deine Freundlichkeit nie vergessen, solange ich lebe.
Sie war nur deshalb abwesend, weil sie sich erkältet hatte.
Entschuldigung, haben Sie Zeit?
Ich mache es mir zur Regel, jeden Morgen joggen zu gehen.
Sie muss wunderschön gewesen sein, als sie jung war.
Ich werde dafür sorgen, dass sie dich anruft, sobald sie zurückkommt.
Warte hier, bis ich zurückkomme.
Es ist an der Zeit, dass Sie mit dem Fernsehen aufhören.
Obwohl er erkältet war, ging er zur Arbeit.
Es tut mir leid, das zu hören.
Weil der Kanal gewechselt wurde, wurde er wütend.
Beeilen wir uns, damit wir den Bus erreichen können.
Wenn du ein braves Mädchen bist, sollst du Süßigkeiten haben.
Ich denke, es ist wichtig, ein Versprechen zu halten.
Sie werden rechtzeitig lernen, wie es geht.
Du gehst zur Schule, nicht wahr?
Das Kind hatte Angst, ins Wasser zu gehen.
Es versteht sich von selbst, dass Rauchen gesundheitsschädlich ist.
Es gelang ihnen, das Problem zu lösen.
Um sie nicht zu vergessen, habe ich mir ihre Adresse aufgeschrieben.
Es ist nahezu unmöglich, ihn dazu zu bringen, mit dem Rauchen aufzuhören.
Es lohnt sich, dieses Buch immer wieder zu lesen.
Es war nett von dir, den ganzen Weg zu mir zu kommen.
Ich komme, sobald ich kann.
Was ich meine, ist Folgendes.
Nein, nicht zu viel.
Ich fürchte, sie kann nicht antworten.
Es gibt keine Eile . Wenn Sie möchten, in Ihrer Freizeit.
Er ist derjenige, der nach mir kommt.
Ich war überrascht, es in Flammen vorzufinden.
Sie reisten früh ab, um den ersten Zug zu erreichen.
Ich habe Angst, dass er scheitern wird.
Halten Sie sich nicht an das, was die Zeitungen sagen.
Mutter dachte an nichts anderes als daran, dass ich nach Hause kam.
Ich bin froh, so viele gute Freunde zu haben.
Ich fühle mich am glücklichsten, wenn ich in der Schule bin.
Ja . Er war gerade nach Hause gekommen, als ich anrief.
Ich habe versucht, gute Noten zu bekommen.
Sie hatten Schwierigkeiten, den Ort zu finden.
Sie bemühte sich, ihren Erwartungen gerecht zu werden.
Magst du Baseball, Bin?
„Oh, das ist eine gute Idee“, sagte sie.
Sie fühlte sich einsam, als alle ihre Freunde nach Hause gegangen waren.
Ich frage mich, wie das Wetter morgen sein wird.
Sie sind verantwortlich für das, was Sie tun.
Ich habe es als selbstverständlich angesehen, dass du auf meiner Seite warst.
Wir sahen, wie sie den Raum betrat.
Ich bin sehr beschäftigt mit der Prüfung, die kurz vor mir liegt.
Sie liebt einen alten, in England hergestellten Tisch.
Dies ist der Ort, an dem sich der Vorfall ereignete.
So wie es ist, bin ich wach.
Wenn Sie im Leben erfolgreich sein wollen, müssen Sie hart arbeiten.
Ich hörte, wie sich die Tür schloss.
Ich bin nicht zufrieden mit dem, was ich bin.
Er ist sich sicher, dass er das Spiel gewinnen wird.
Ich möchte, dass du meinen Cousin triffst.
Erst wenn man ihn kennengelernt hat, versteht man einen Mann wirklich.
Ich meine, was ich sage.
Sein Gesicht sagt, dass er verloren hat.
Es ist sehr gefährlich, nachts hier herumzulaufen.
Er ging nach Amerika, um Englisch zu lernen.
Er erzählte mir, dass er seine Uhr verloren hatte.
Ja, ich mag es sehr .
Ich hatte erwartet, dass er die Prüfung nicht bestehen würde.
Ich ging davon aus, dass sie kommen würde.
Ich mag es, Äpfel zu essen .
Es gelang ihr, die Schachtel zu öffnen.
Es hat lange gedauert, bis ich meine Erkältung überwunden hatte.
Ich war sehr überrascht, die Neuigkeiten zu hören.
Er hat die Prüfung nicht bestanden, weil er nicht genug gelernt hatte.
Es sieht aus wie Schnee, nicht wahr?
Das Mädchen freute sich, als sie ein Geschenk bekam.
Es war dieses Buch, das ich von ihm ausgeliehen habe.
Es ist wirklich schön, dich hier zu haben, isao.
Es versteht sich von selbst, dass Gesundheit über Reichtum steht.
Ich wünschte, ich hätte den Film gesehen.
Ich möchte im Ausland studieren, auch wenn meine Eltern dagegen sind.
Dies ist das Dorf, in dem ich geboren wurde.
Ich bin so müde, dass ich nicht lernen kann.
Das ist das Wörterbuch, von dem ich gestern gesprochen habe.
Ich werde mein Bestes geben, um die Prüfung zu bestehen.
Ich hatte das Gefühl, dass etwas Angenehmes passieren würde.
Es ist schwer, es in ein oder zwei Jahren zu meistern.
Da ich erkältet war, blieb ich zu Hause.
Ok, lass es uns versuchen.
Er hielt, was er versprochen hatte.
Der Hund rannte weg, als er mich sah.
Es scheint, dass er Student ist.
Je mehr Gefahr, desto mehr Ehre.
Ich habe vor, bei meinem Onkel zu bleiben.
Ich helfe Ihnen, es abzuwischen.
Er hat es satt, fernzusehen.
Man sagt, dass Mike krank im Bett liegt.
Man erkennt einen Mann an der Gesellschaft, die er führt.
Ich denke, Sie werden die Neuigkeiten gehört haben?
Sie ging nach Paris, um Kunst zu studieren.
Dieser Fluss ist tief genug, um darin zu schwimmen.
Es scheint mir, dass er ehrlich ist.
Was halten Sie davon, heute Abend auswärts zu essen?
Sie macht es sich zur Regel, an jedem Treffen teilzunehmen.
Sie bat ihn, ihre Tasche zu tragen.
Sie war schockiert, als sie seine Geschichte hörte.
Schreiben Sie mir, sobald Sie dort ankommen.
Stört es Sie, wenn ich das Fenster öffne?
Eine Krankheit verhinderte, dass ich an der Party teilnehmen konnte.
Ob wir gehen oder nicht, hängt vom Wetter ab.
Der Junge hatte die Freundlichkeit, uns herumzuführen.
Er ist der letzte Mann, der lügt.
Er ist nicht so dumm, aber er weiß es.
Falls Sie sie sehen, grüßen Sie sie bitte von mir.
Ich lauschte angestrengt, was der Präsident sagte.
Da es dir Leid tut, werde ich dir verzeihen.
Eine Krankheit hinderte mich daran, an der Versammlung teilzunehmen.
Ich gehe davon aus, dass er uns helfen wird.
Ich werde heutzutage vergesslich, aber was kann man tun?
Seine Eltern sagten ihm, er solle eine Universität besuchen.
Er sagte mir, dass er im Juni nach Frankreich reisen würde.
Sein Rat veranlasste mich, meine Meinung zu ändern.
Ziehen Sie Ihren Mantel an, damit Sie sich nicht erkälten.
Er ist der Letzte, dem es im Geschäftsleben gelingt.
Was er sagt, ist sehr wichtig.
Wir sind früh losgefahren, um den Zug nicht zu verpassen.
Sobald er mit dem Essen fertig war, begann er wieder zu laufen.
Nein, das glaube ich nicht.
Er ging hinaus, ohne sich zu verabschieden.
Ich kenne Tom, seit ich ein kleiner Junge war.
Sie haben die Fähigkeit verloren, sich zu konzentrieren.
Ich warte darauf, dass der Laden öffnet.
Ich denke, er hat Recht.
Stört es Sie, wenn ich hier rauche?
Ja, ich weiß .
Ich bedauere, dass ich es dir gesagt habe.
Er versuchte, das Problem zu lösen.
Ich zeige Ihnen, wie Sie es lösen können.
Ich denke, es wird gut.
Ich bin es, der schlecht ist.
Der Unterricht von Herrn Smith wurde abgesagt, weil er krank war.
Tom bot mir an, mir das Geld zu leihen.
Er hörte auf, ein Buch zu lesen.
Bitte denken Sie daran, was ich gesagt habe.
Ich erfuhr, dass Bills Vater krank war.
Die Hälfte der Klasse gibt an, Kaffee zu trinken.
Es ist Unsinn, das zu versuchen.
Ich sollte denken, dass du im Unrecht bist.
Legen Sie dieses Buch wieder dorthin, wo es war.
„Sei still, mein Schatz“, sagte Mutter.
Es ist gefährlich, zu viel zu trinken.
Ich weiß nicht, ob es gut ist oder nicht.
Stell dir vor, du wärst ich.
Ich mag ihn, weil er ehrlich ist.
Kaum war er allein, öffnete er den Brief.
Du hast deine Hausaufgaben erledigt, nicht wahr?
Sie sah nicht sie selbst, sondern eine andere Frau.
Ich habe keine Familie, für die ich sorgen muss.
Bitte rufen Sie mich an, wenn es Ihnen passt.
Die Zeit ist gekommen, in der wir durch den Weltraum reisen können.
Als er das hörte, wurde er blass.
Lasst uns den Garten putzen, ja?
Ich werde diese Arbeit unter der Bedingung machen, dass ich dafür bezahlt werde.
Es ist eine große Freude, mit Ihnen zusammen zu sein.
Es ist wichtig, Menschen zu helfen, die in Schwierigkeiten sind.
Von allen Orten, an denen man Sie treffen kann!
Sagen Sie mir einfach, was ich tun soll.
Du solltest besser viele Bücher lesen, während du jung bist.
Sag ihm, dass ich nicht da bin.
Es ist sehr nett von Ihnen, mir zu helfen.
Ich glaube fest daran, dass deine Zeit kommen wird.
Achten Sie bei heißem Wetter darauf, viel Wasser zu trinken.
Alle sind sehr damit beschäftigt, sich auf das neue Jahr vorzubereiten.
Sie ist es gewohnt, die ganze Nacht wach zu bleiben.
Das ist genau das Buch, nach dem ich gesucht habe.
Ich bin spät dran, nicht wahr?
Sieht so aus, als hätten Sie für den Test nicht viel gelernt.
Ich blieb zu Hause, weil ich krank war.
Ich beeilte mich, die verlorene Zeit aufzuholen.
Es hat keinen Zweck, mich zurückzuhalten.
Rauchen Sie nicht, bis Sie 20 Jahre alt sind.
Ich mache es mir zur Regel, die frühen Morgenstunden einzuhalten.
Ich bin froh, dass ich dort war.
Es ist ein Bild, das mir sehr gut gefällt.
Es war ihr Wunsch, nach Paris zu gehen.
Ich war gerade am Flughafen, um sie zu verabschieden.
Es wurde gesehen, wie ich das Fenster einschlug.
Ich frage mich, ob Sie etwas Zeit finden könnten, mich zu sehen.
Sie ging hinaus, ohne ein Wort zu sagen.
Ich war nicht zufrieden damit, unter ihm zu arbeiten.
Das nächste, woran man denken musste, war das Essen.
Ich habe ihr angeboten, ihr Geld zu leihen.
Ich habe es geschafft, rechtzeitig dort anzukommen.
Legen Sie es dorthin zurück, wo Sie es gefunden haben.
Versäumen Sie nicht, diesen Brief abzusenden.
Ich hoffe, dass es gut wird.
Es stimmt, dass er jedes Jahr ins Ausland geht.
Er arbeitet hart, um erfolgreich zu sein.
Ich sehe dich nie, ohne an meinen Vater zu denken.
Also gibst du auf, oder?
Ich bin nicht gut darin, Leute kennenzulernen.
Er rannte weg, als er mich sah.
Es ist nur natürlich, dass er stolz auf seinen Sohn ist.
Mach, was du für richtig hältst .
Wissen Sie, wann sie eintreffen werden?
Wer, glauben Sie, hat das Fenster zerbrochen?
Wenn jemand kommt, sagen Sie ihm, dass ich draußen bin.
Ich habe keine Lust, mit jemandem zu reden.
Ich weiß nicht, wie ich dorthin komme.
Ich fragte, wohin ich gehen sollte.
Wir haben hart gearbeitet, um über die Runden zu kommen.
Als er in Schwierigkeiten geriet, wandte er sich hilfesuchend an seine Eltern.
Ich glaube nicht, dass Sie ihn kennengelernt haben.
Nun, Sie müssen ihn nur um Hilfe bitten.
Er sagte, dass er jeden Morgen einen Spaziergang im Park mache.
Ich brenne darauf, nach New York zu gehen.
Es könnte sein, dass es heute Nacht nicht gefriert.
Ein heftiger Schneesturm hielt uns davon ab, hinauszugehen.
Ich finde, ein Film ist unterhaltsamer als jedes Buch.
Sie müssen tun, was Ihnen gesagt wird.
Dies ist die Schule, an der sie unterrichtet.
Vater sagte uns immer, wir sollten andere nicht beneiden.
Ich habe kein Geld, um es zu kaufen.
Sie sehen, er ist ein guter Baseballspieler.
Er ist kein Freund, sondern ein Bekannter.
Er ist es gewohnt, Reden zu halten.
Wir hoffen, dass Ihnen der Film gefällt.
Als ich die Nachricht hörte, weinte ich.
Er tat nichts anderes, als da zu stehen und die Szene zu beobachten.
Um seinen Gesundheitszustand zu verbessern, hörte er mit dem Rauchen auf.
Er fügte hinzu, dass ich auch zur Party kommen sollte.
Dies ist der Ort, an dem sich der Unfall ereignete.
Ich kann nicht verstehen, was er gesagt hat.
Ich half ihr, das Bild an die Wand zu hängen.
Haben Sie sich schon entschieden, was Sie nächsten Sonntag tun möchten?
Wir wollten gerade gehen, als das Telefon klingelte.
Wir neigen dazu, diese Tatsache zu vergessen.
Harte Arbeit hat ihn zu dem gemacht, was er ist.
Er hat, wie so oft, einen Fehler gemacht.
Ich bin heute Morgen früh aufgestanden, um angeln zu gehen.
Es war so heiß, dass wir schwimmen gingen.
Sie starb, bevor sie volljährig wurde.
Sie glaubt, Geld und Glück seien dasselbe.
Mein Vater, der sehr beschäftigt ist, hat keine Zeit, Bücher zu lesen.
Ein einziger Fehler, und Sie sind ein Versager.
Ich gehe vielleicht raus, wenn der Regen nachlässt.
Es wäre besser für Sie, mehr Bücher zu lesen.
Es war selbstverständlich, dass jeder das Mädchen mögen sollte.
Gehen Sie ans Telefon, ja?
Er wird sein Versprechen halten, wenn er es hält.
Es ist heute sehr kalt, nicht wahr?
Er kam früh, wie von ihm verlangt worden war.
Es hat uns Spaß gemacht, das Spiel zu sehen.
Es macht keinen Unterschied, ob Sie heute oder morgen gehen.
Ich wünschte, ich wäre ein Vogel.
Er macht es sich zur Regel, jeden Tag um sechs aufzustehen.
Der Mann gab zu, in das Haus eingebrochen zu sein.
Es tut mir sehr leid, das zu hören .
Ich freue mich darauf, Ihre Schule zu besuchen.
Wer die Prüfung nicht besteht, muss ein weiteres Jahr warten.
Es scheint, dass niemand die Wahrheit kennt.
Er versuchte, so gut es ging trocken zu bleiben.
Mein Sohn verdankt dir, was er ist.
Es fiel mir schwer, sein Haus zu finden.
Ich war überrascht, einen Löwen zu sehen.
Müde wie ich war, arbeitete ich weiter.
Jeder sagt, dass er ein guter Mann ist.
Ich werde hier warten, bis er kommt.
Sag mir, wie man die Waschmaschine benutzt.
Ich wünschte, ich hätte mehr Zeit, mit ihr zu reden.
Ihre Aufgabe ist es, auf Babys aufzupassen.
Wir hörten auf zu reden, damit wir die Musik hören konnten.
Was ich jetzt möchte, ist eine heiße Tasse Kaffee.
Es lohnt sich, das Buch zu lesen.
Er antwortete, dass er gut schwimmen könne.
Es ist ihm möglich, über den Fluss zu schwimmen.
Seien Sie ruhig, während ich spreche.
Ich begann zu verstehen, worauf er hinauswollte.
Das liegt daran, dass ich nicht glaube, dass irgendjemand diese Geschichte glauben wird.
Ich fragte mich, ob ich so etwas tun könnte.
Denken Sie jetzt daran, dass Sie in ihrem Auto nicht rauchen dürfen.
Jedes Mal, wenn ich diesen Roman lese, finde ich ihn sehr interessant.
Er starb, ohne ein Testament verfasst zu haben.
Was ich bin, verdanke ich meinem Vater.
Als wir den Raum betraten, stand er auf.
Dieses schlechte Wetter ist mehr, als ich erwartet hatte.
Ich bin sicher, dass er Ihnen vertraut.
Während Sie gerade dabei sind, bereiten Sie mir doch bitte einen Kaffee zu.
Stellen Sie sicher, dass Sie zur vereinbarten Zeit hier sind.
Wie kommt es, dass du immer zu spät zur Schule kommst?
Können Sie mir sagen, wie ich zum nächsten Bahnhof komme?
Henry sagte, er könne nicht länger warten.
Ich sollte sagen, dass sie ein wenig wütend ist.
Wenn es um Politik geht, weiß ich nichts.
Heute ist es warm, sodass Sie im Meer schwimmen können.
Nehmen wir an, dass er hier ist.
Rindfleisch, bitte.
Komm schon, es wird alles gut.
Es ist höchste Zeit, dass du zur Schule gehst, nicht wahr?
Schade, dass Du nicht kommen konntest.
Ich mache es mir zur Regel, jeden Tag drei Stunden lang Englisch zu lernen.
Sie stand auf, um ans Telefon zu gehen.
Ich möchte das versichern, bitte .
Ich denke, ich bleibe besser hier.
Wir glaubten, dass die Nachricht wahr sei.
Er ist darauf bedacht, es allen recht zu machen.
Ist es sicher, in diesem Fluss zu schwimmen?
Er versuchte, seine Wut zurückzuhalten.
Es lohnt sich, den Roman zu lesen.
Wer zuerst kommt, mahlt zuerst .
Ich habe beschlossen, die Arbeit fortzusetzen.
Die Ehe ist das Letzte, woran ich denke.
Er mag es, schelmisch zu sein.
Soweit ich weiß, ist es sehr weit.
Ich habe es genossen, diesen Roman zu lesen.
Würde es Ihnen etwas ausmachen, einen Moment zu warten?
Wir haben es genossen, im Fluss zu schwimmen.
Er bat uns, keinen Lärm zu machen.
Sie können jedes Buch lesen, das Ihnen gefällt.
Er lebte in England, als der Krieg ausbrach.
Sie sind die einzigen Menschen, die die Tatsache kennen.
Wir waren uns sicher, dass wir das Spiel gewinnen würden.
Das Problem ist, dass du zu jung bist.
Ich hätte nie erwartet, dass er die Prüfung nicht bestehen würde.
Ich ging davon aus, dass es ihm gelingen würde.
In dem, was Sie sagen, steckt viel Wahres.
Ich bin nicht hingegangen, sondern geblieben.
Es ist nicht Geld, sondern Zeit, die ich will.
Ich hätte gerne einen Freund, mit dem ich korrespondieren kann.
Das ist die Uhr, die ich verloren hatte.
Es fällt uns leicht, seiner Meinung zuzustimmen.
Ich möchte, dass Sie dieses Buch lesen.
Sie hatte die Freundlichkeit, mich von meinem Haus abzuholen.
Wenn er sich anstrengt, wird er Erfolg haben.
Nehmen Sie dieses Arzneimittel ein, falls Sie krank werden.
Es scheint, dass sie über dreißig Jahre alt ist.
Es ist leicht, die Arbeit anderer zu bemängeln.
Zehn zu eins, er wird Erfolg haben.
Er mag zwar reich, aber geizig sein.
Ich erinnere mich, dass ich bei ihm zu Hause angerufen habe.
Schreiben Sie es auf, bevor Sie es vergessen.
Ich möchte, dass er das Problem löst.
Ihre Mutter schimpfte mit ihr, weil sie zu spät zum Abendessen kam.
Angenommen, ein Krieg würde ausbrechen, was würden Sie tun?
Ich glaube nicht, dass sie es auf ihre Mutter abgesehen hat.
Es ist erst ein Jahr her, seit ich geheiratet habe.
Die Kreuzung, an der sich der Unfall ereignete, befindet sich hier in der Nähe.
Er war so freundlich, mich einzuladen.
Ich werde verdammt sein, wenn es wahr ist.
Er ist der letzte Mann, der lügt.
Ich gehe, wenn sie zurückkommt.
Tut mir leid, aber Sie müssen die falsche Nummer haben.
Macht es Ihnen etwas aus, die Tür zu öffnen?
Alles, was Sie tun müssen, ist, auf sich selbst aufzupassen.
Es ist unmöglich, es zu tun.
Es gibt keine Mutter, die ihr eigenes Kind nicht liebt.
Es ist plötzlich kalt geworden, nicht wahr?
Er ist der letzte Mann, den ich sehen möchte.
Wenn du nicht gehst, werde ich es auch nicht tun.
Er ist so ehrlich, dass er immer sein Wort hält.
Es ist notwendig, dass wir für die Zukunft sorgen.
Diese Uhr gehört nicht mir, sondern dir.
Ich glaube nicht, dass ich mit ihm klarkomme.
Bitte zögern Sie nicht, jederzeit eine Frage zu stellen.
Als er jung war, konnte er gut Skifahren.
Ich wünschte, ich wäre damals bei dir gewesen.
Ken las gerade, als ich nach Hause kam.
Er verlor die Uhr, die er am Vortag gekauft hatte.
Könnten Sie mir zeigen, was Sie servieren?
Ich hatte das Gefühl, dass das passieren könnte.
Es scheint, dass niemand die Wahrheit kannte.
Ich konzentrierte mich auf das, was er sagte.
Er hörte auf, mit ihnen zu reden.
Ich habe dafür gesorgt, dass niemand zusah.
Jedes Buch reicht aus, solange es interessant ist.
Sie erlaubte ihm, alleine zu gehen.
Wenn Sie beschäftigt sind, helfe ich Ihnen.
Kaum hatte er mich gesehen, rannte er weg.
Wir sind nicht sicher, ob wir heute Abend kommen können.
Er hat mich zu dem gemacht, was ich bin.
Ich kann mir nicht vorstellen, dass sie Klavier spielt.
Er ist ein Mann der wenigen Worte, aber er hält immer, was er verspricht.
In diesem Fall denke ich, dass er Recht hat.
Seine Arbeit besteht darin, Autos zu waschen.
Mein Rat ist, dass Sie nach Hause gehen.
Es ist nicht einfach, gut Englisch zu sprechen.
Warte hier, bis er zurückkommt.
Lassen Sie uns die Sache durchgehen, bevor wir sie akzeptieren.
Meine Uhr lief ab und ich wusste nicht, wie spät es war.
Mein Onkel hat mich zu dem gemacht, was ich heute bin.
Sei still in der Bibliothek, Jungs.
Ich weiß, dass sie süß ist.
Wenn ich sie anrufe, antwortet niemand.
Ich bin sehr froh, Sie zu sehen .
Dies ist ein Hund, der einem Pferd ähnelt.
Wie erstaunt war ich, das zu sehen.
Er studiert, um Pfarrer zu werden.
Es ist oft einfacher, Pläne zu schmieden, als sie umzusetzen.
Ich habe den Eindruck, dass er das Geheimnis kennt.
Er ist nicht so dumm, diese Geschichte zu glauben.
Sie ist nicht so ein Mädchen, wie Sie es sich vorstellen.
Ich war auf dem Bahnhof, um ihn zu verabschieden.
Sie sollten fleißig lernen, damit Sie die Prüfung bestehen können.
Dies ist die Hütte, in der er lebte.
Sie können das Kind fragen, das dort drüben spielt.
Es hat lange gedauert, bis du zu Mittag gegessen hast.
Ich kann es mir nicht leisten, so viel zu bezahlen.
Sie ist alt genug, um die Wahrheit zu kennen.
Tom verzog das Gesicht, als er die Geschichte hörte.
Na, gefällt es dir?
Du meinst, es mangelt dir an Fickfreunden?
Es ist absurd von dir, das zu tun.
Es kann durchaus sein, dass es morgen Nacht schneit.
Du bist dumm, und er auch.
Das Mädchen ist es gewohnt, ganz alleine zu spielen.
Was wir sagen und was wir meinen, ist oft sehr unterschiedlich.
Wenn du mich so angreifst, kann ich nicht mehr reden.
Ich hoffe, dass alle rechtzeitig kommen.
Ich kenne sie, seit sie ein kleines Mädchen war.
Ich glaube nicht, dass wir das tun sollten.
Es ist so kalt, dass wir Schlittschuh laufen können.
Er war gestern nicht in der Schule, weil er krank war.
Es steht Ihnen frei, zu gehen oder zu bleiben.
Obwohl er reich ist, ist er nicht glücklich.
Hören Sie auf, sich lächerlich zu machen.
Schauen Sie, jemand ruft Sie an.
Ich bin sehr froh, dass ich mich um das Baby kümmern kann.
Wissen Sie, wer den Anruf angenommen hat?
Ich melde mich bei Ihnen, sobald ich aus Amerika zurückkomme.
Es spielt keine Rolle, woher er kommt.
Wenn er Englisch schreibt, zieht er oft das Wörterbuch zu Rate.
Ich verstehe wirklich, was du meinst.
Macht es Ihnen etwas aus, den Fernseher einzuschalten?
Denken Sie daran, den Brief abzuschicken.
Wenn Sie kommen möchten, sind Sie herzlich willkommen.
Tommy, kannst du mich hören?
Lasst uns gehen und uns so viele Dinge ansehen, wie wir können.
Obwohl er jung ist, verfügt er über viel Erfahrung.
Sie ist gut darin, Regeln zu umgehen.
Du hast mich angelogen, nicht wahr?
Bitte schauen Sie nach, wer es ist.
Es gelang ihm, den Berg zu besteigen.
Es ist so schwierig, dass ich beschlossen habe, es aufzugeben.
Sie ist sehr hübsch, nicht wahr?
Das Auto, das ich bei Ihnen gemietet habe, hat ein Problem.
Bitte, Sie können zuerst das Papier haben.
Vergessen Sie nicht, Ihr Wörterbuch neben sich zu legen.
Versuchen Sie, Ihr Englisch zu verbessern.
Er war froh, die Prüfung bestanden zu haben.
Ich bin mir sicher, dass er in diesem Job gute Leistungen erbringen wird.
Er bat mich, ihm an den Wochenenden Gesellschaft zu leisten.
Bitte löschen Sie das Licht, wenn Sie den Raum verlassen.
Als ich die Tür öffnete, fand ich ihn schlafend vor.
Wenn es nicht regnet, können Sie Fahrrad fahren.
Wichtig ist, genau zuzuhören.
Jetzt, wo die Schule vorbei ist, kannst du nach Hause gehen.
Ich hatte keine Schwierigkeiten, den Plan auszuführen.
Lasst uns essen, solange das Essen warm ist.
Sie hat letzte Nacht versucht, sich umzubringen.
Ganz gut, danke.
Er ging sogar so weit zu sagen, dass sie dumm sei.
Glaubst du, wir werden gutes Wetter haben?
Ich sehne mich danach, ihn zu sehen.
Ich mache es mir zur Regel, früh aufzustehen.
Ich habe Lust, ihm zu helfen.
Ich sagte ihm, er solle ruhig sein.
Es ist interessant, sich mit einem Ausländer anzufreunden.
Er versprach mir, in Zukunft vorsichtiger zu sein.
Versuchen Sie nicht, zwei Dinge gleichzeitig zu tun.
Soweit ich weiß, ist das Gerücht nicht wahr.
Baden Sie das Baby, nicht wahr?
Wie schön, dass Sie mich einladen!
Alles, was Sie tun müssen, ist, die Zeit, die Sie verschwendet haben, zurückzugewinnen.
Ich wollte gerade das Haus verlassen, als das Telefon klingelte.
Ich werde heute darauf verzichten, auszugehen.
Er meint es ernst mit dem, was er sagt.
Er ist Marys Bruder, sollte ich denken.
Ich bin früh gegangen, um einen guten Platz zu bekommen.
Sie war nur zu gerne bereit, uns zu helfen.
Der Grund, warum sie sich umgebracht hat, ist unbekannt.
Er ist im Begriff, nach London zu reisen.
Wir beeilten uns, aus Angst, wir könnten zu spät zur Schule kommen.
Was auch immer Sie nehmen, es wird Ihnen gefallen.
Bitte warten Sie, bis ich meinen Kaffee ausgetrunken habe.
Verschieben Sie niemals auf morgen, was Sie heute tun können.
Bleiben Sie dran, dann schaffen Sie es.
Dass er beschäftigt war, ist wahr.
Ich glaube, sie ist ein charmantes Mädchen.
Ich gehe davon aus, dass sie in ihrem Geschäft Erfolg haben wird.
Der Grund für Ihr Versagen ist, dass Sie sich nicht genug Mühe gegeben haben.
Was auch immer sie sagt, es ist wahr.
Ich bin der Meinung, dass er sich bei seinem Lehrer entschuldigen sollte.
Es ist meine Gewohnheit, vor dem Frühstück einen Spaziergang zu machen.
Es kommt selten vor, dass er wütend wird.
So seltsam es auch ist, die Geschichte ist wahr.
Vater hat die Angewohnheit, vor dem Frühstück die Zeitung zu lesen.
Schicken Sie sie rein, und ich werde sie jetzt sehen.
Ich respektiere diejenigen, die immer ihr Bestes geben.
Er ist nicht mehr der fröhliche Mann, der er war.
Es ist schwer, mit ihm umzugehen.
Was er sagte, ist immer noch dunkel.
Ich habe versucht, ihr ein Rätsel zu stellen.
Er hat sich alle Mühe gegeben, das Haus für mich zu finden.
Mein Vater wurde krank, weil er zu hart arbeitete.
Mein Plan ist, in Australien zu studieren.
Putzen Sie Ihre Schuhe, bevor Sie ausgehen.
Glaube nicht, dass ich aus Geld bestehe.
Kaum hatte der Hund mich gesehen, lief er schon weg.
Ich rief ihn an, er solle sofort kommen.
Er erklärte sich bereit, ihr zu helfen.
Ich kann den Tag, an dem ich ihn traf, nicht vergessen.
Sie können alles, was günstiger ist, in großen Mengen bekommen.
Es spielt keine Rolle, ob Sie antworten oder nicht.
Ich weiß nicht, wer der Mann ist.
Ich freue mich, dass du zur Party kommen konntest.
Entschuldigung, aber ich habe das nicht bestellt.
Ich war überrascht, von seinem Scheitern zu hören.
Es war fahrlässig von dir, den Bus zu verpassen.
Ich kann nicht verstehen, was sie gesagt hat.
Ich möchte, dass dieser Brief registriert wird.
Dieses Gerücht ist nicht wahr, oder?
Ich muss leider sagen, dass ich nicht kommen kann.
Bitte sagen Sie mir, was Sie darüber wissen.
Ich bin es nicht gewohnt, nachts lange aufzustehen.
Ich bin immer daran interessiert, seine Kolumne zu lesen.
Tatsache ist, dass ich das ganze Geld ausgegeben habe.
Ich habe hart gearbeitet, um meine Familie zu ernähren.
Sagen Sie mir, wie ich das Problem lösen kann.
Sie suchte nach ihren Freunden, fand aber keine.
Ich weiß, dass sie schön ist.
Sie öffnete das Fenster, um frische Luft hereinzulassen.
Komm, Junge, setz dich. Setzen Sie sich und ruhen Sie sich aus.
Ich habe keine Zeit, Bücher zu lesen.
Er hatte die Angewohnheit, jeden Morgen vor dem Frühstück einen Spaziergang zu machen.
Ich hoffe, dass wir in Kontakt bleiben können.
Ken kann schwimmen, oder?
Versuchen Sie, die Dinge so zu sehen, wie sie sind.
Haben Sie jemals das Gefühl, dass Sie herunterlaufen?
Sie ist stolz darauf, dass ihr Vater reich ist.
Er beschloss, es zu versuchen.
Dies ist genau der Raum, in dem ich meine Frau zum ersten Mal getroffen habe.
Es ist zu dunkel, um dort ein Buch zu lesen.
Du hättest ihn einladen sollen, hast es aber nicht getan.
Ich weiß nicht, ob sie kommen wird.
Nein, das musst du nicht.
Es gibt nichts auf dieser Welt, vor dem ich Angst habe.
Es spielt keine Rolle, ob er kommt oder nicht.
Ich frage mich, was sie mit diesen Worten meint.
Jemand, bitte öffnen Sie diese Tür.
Da es regnete, konnte ich nicht rausgehen.
Beeilen Sie sich, sonst fängt es an zu regnen.
Was er sagt, ergibt keinen Sinn.
Ich glaubte, ein Geräusch zu hören.
Was sollten wir tun, wenn dies wahr ist?
Lass uns rausgehen, bevor es heiß wird.
Auch an den neuen Orten ist es leicht, Freundschaften zu schließen.
Lass dir Zeit, Yoshida.
Ich kann es nicht ertragen, noch eine Aufnahmeprüfung für die Universität abzulegen!
Ich fürchte, dass es morgen regnen wird.
Ich habe es geschafft, mein Auto selbst zu reparieren.
Haben Sie immer noch Zweifel an dem, was ich gesagt habe?
Sie können Ihren Traum wahr werden lassen, indem Sie hart arbeiten.
Wo ist Ming hingegangen, um ihre Hausaufgaben zu machen?
Ich schlug vor, dass wir ins Kino gehen sollten.
Es ist notwendig, dass Sie intensiver lernen.
Er macht Gutes in allem, was er tut.
So jung er auch war, er war ein fähiger Mann.
Sie weigerten sich, uns zu helfen.
Ich bin der Meinung, dass er nie wiederkommen wird.
Ich hoffe, dass er die Prüfung bestehen wird.
Sie ging nach Amerika, um dort Medizin zu studieren.
Er half mir, die Tasche zu tragen.
Sie ist arm, aber sie sieht glücklich aus.
Der Lehrer forderte die Kinder auf, ruhig zu sein.
Was er gesagt hat, ist für die Angelegenheit unerheblich.
Er hat hart gearbeitet, damit es ihm gelang.
Es dauerte nicht lange, bis er ankam.
Ich habe gehört, dass der Himmel dort sehr schön ist.
Ich mag Dave, weil er sehr nett ist.
Ich werde Ihnen helfen, soweit ich kann.
Ich war zu überrascht, um etwas zu sagen.
Worte können nicht ausdrücken, wie froh ich bin.
Wussten Sie, dass auf diesem Berg einige Füchse lebten?
Ich war gerade dabei, das Haus zu verlassen.
Lernen Sie fleißig, sonst werden Sie bei der Prüfung durchfallen.
Ich habe versucht, es zu bekommen, aber ohne Erfolg.
Ich werde Ihnen helfen, so gut ich kann.
Es gibt keinen Mann, der sein Zuhause nicht liebt.
Das ist das Haus, in dem er lebt.
Was er getan hat, ist nicht falsch.
Sie reden nie, aber sie streiten.
Mein Traum ist es, Baseballspieler zu werden.
Soweit ich weiß, ist er ein guter Mann.
Das Schiff ist dabei, in See zu stechen.
Gib mir das Buch zurück, wenn du damit fertig bist.
Ich werde deine Freundlichkeit nie vergessen, solange ich lebe.
Wäre ich ein Vogel, wäre ich sofort da.
Sie können jede Person einladen, die kommen möchte.
Sie ist nicht nur schön, sondern auch freundlich zu allen.
Komm näher, damit ich dein Gesicht sehen kann.
Er ist reich genug, um die Möbel zu kaufen.
Ich habe es als selbstverständlich angesehen, dass du kommen würdest.
Es tut mir leid, dass sie die Prüfung nicht bestanden hat.
Es scheint, dass er alles weiß.
Was gefällt dir besser, Sommer oder Winter?
Er ist die letzte Person, mit der ich Skifahren gehen möchte.
Ein Mann ist so alt, wie er sich fühlt.
Was würdest du tun, wenn du an meiner Stelle wärst?
Es ist ganz natürlich, dass sie wütend wird.
Dies war das erste japanische Essen, das ich je probiert habe.
Ich sah eine Katze, die dem Hund nachlief.
Er lud sie ein, zum Konzert zu gehen.
Es ist gefährlich für Sie, in diesem Fluss zu schwimmen.
Ziehen Sie sich warm an, bevor Sie ausgehen.
Was hat ihn dazu gebracht, seine Meinung zu ändern?
Der Sturm wird es dem Schiff unmöglich machen, den Hafen zu verlassen.
Sie können jeden einladen, der kommen möchte.
Ich bin damit beschäftigt, mich auf die nächste Prüfung vorzubereiten.
Wir waren enttäuscht, weil wir unseren Plan nicht umsetzen konnten.
Machen Sie kein Versprechen, das Sie nicht halten können.
Bob versucht oft, mit dem Rauchen aufzuhören.
Ich habe versucht, nicht zu lachen.
Das ist neu, ein Laden, der letzte Woche eröffnet wurde.
Wenn Sie Zeit haben, kommen Sie vorbei und besuchen Sie mich.
Ich bin schuld, nicht du.
Ken ist groß, ich aber nicht.
Lauf schnell, sonst verpasst du den Bus.
Es ist vierzig Jahre her, seit ich angefangen habe, Japanisch zu lernen.
Maria forderte ihren Sohn auf, sich zu benehmen.
Er sagte, ich bekomme nicht genug Schlaf.
Ich wünschte, sie wäre jetzt am Leben.
Wir wussten nicht, was wir tun sollten.
Es scheint, dass sie zu ihrer Zeit eine Schönheit war.
Er kann es sich nicht leisten, ein Auto zu kaufen.
Er war lange Zeit arm, aber jetzt geht es ihm gut.
Nein, ich bin müde .
Es ist seltsam, dass sie so früh nach Hause gehen sollte.
Sie ist damit beschäftigt, ein Buch zu schreiben.
Sie freut sich darauf, ihn wiederzusehen.
Er ist so ehrlich, dass ich auf ihn zählen kann.
Ich hatte keine andere Wahl, als zu gehen.
Nein, aber ich spiele Tennis.
Es ist eine Freude, ein Baseballspiel im Fernsehen zu sehen.
Es kam vor, dass ich anwesend war, als sie anrief.
Ich habe hart gelernt, um die Prüfung zu bestehen.
Wenn der Preis angemessen ist, möchte ich das Auto kaufen.
Der Monat, in dem die Schule beginnt, ist April.
Was auch immer Sie machen, Sie werden damit zufrieden sein.
Ich wünschte, ich hätte mehr Zeit, mit Ihnen zu reden.
Wenn es nötig ist, können Sie zu mir kommen.
Wir hatten Angst, dass wir den Zug verpassen könnten.
Was wird aus uns, wenn ein Krieg ausbricht?
Kaum war sie dort angekommen, wurde sie krank.
Es war uns unmöglich, den Fluss zu überqueren.
Dieser Mann weiß, wie man sich auf die gute Seite des Präsidenten stellt.
Ich kann nicht verstehen, was du sagst .
Ich kann nicht anders, als Mitleid mit ihm zu haben.
Lassen wir ihn im Dunkeln, bis wir mehr wissen.
Meine Mutter hat mich zu dem gemacht, was ich heute bin.
Wir geben zu, dass er ein fähiger Mann ist.
Ich finde es schade, dass er gelogen hat.
Sorgen Sie dafür, dass dieser Brief unbedingt abgeschickt wird.
Dieser Baum ist hoch, aber dieser ist noch höher.
Würde es Ihnen etwas ausmachen, noch zehn Minuten zu warten?
Sie ist gut darin, den Preis herunterzuhandeln.
Wir kamen rechtzeitig am Bahnhof an, um den Bus zu erreichen.
Ich würde mich sehr freuen, wenn Sie kommen würden.
Da ich sehr müde war, ging ich früh zu Bett.
Sie können davon ausgehen, dass er Ihnen nicht hilft.
Er ist kein Mann, der lügt.
Ich leihe Ihnen jedes Buch, das Sie brauchen.
Du kannst machen, was du willst.
Was auch immer Sie tun, führen Sie es durch.
Was dieser Politiker gesagt hat, ist überhaupt nicht wahr.
Chris kann es kaum erwarten, aufs College zu gehen.
Es ist wahrscheinlich, dass es regnen wird.
Nachdem er die gute Nachricht gehört hat, ist er ganz oben auf der Welt.
Sie ist stolz darauf, dass ihr Mann reich ist.
Ich hoffe, dass das Wetter morgen klar wird.
Versuchen Sie, so viele Bücher wie möglich zu lesen.
Ich habe beschlossen, ihr einen Heiratsantrag zu machen.
Er rannte und rannte, konnte seinen Hund aber nicht einholen.
Gut, ich erinnere mich an die Szene.
Versuchen Sie nicht, zwei Dinge gleichzeitig zu tun.
Ich fürchte, eine Beförderung kommt jetzt nicht mehr in Frage.
Ich gebe nicht vor, ihn zu lieben.
Es ist an der Zeit, dass der Zug ankommt.
Wie wäre es mit einem Drink, nachdem wir heute unsere Arbeit beendet haben?
Ich dachte, er sei Arzt.
Er ist entschlossen, nach England zu gehen.
Wie kannst du es wagen, mir so etwas zu sagen?
Es macht mir nichts aus, eine Weile zu warten.
Es ist notwendig, dass Sie einen Arzt aufsuchen.
Beeilen wir uns, um pünktlich zum Treffen zu sein.
Wir sind es gewohnt, Schuhe zu tragen.
Ich wäre Ihnen dankbar, wenn Sie bis morgen bleiben würden.
Ich habe gehört, dass sein Vater im Ausland ist.
Ich gehe davon aus, dass er zu spät nach Hause kommt.
Erledige deine Hausaufgaben, wenn dein Vater nach Hause kommt.
Ich weiß nicht, ob es morgen regnen wird.
Geben Sie bei allem, was Sie tun, Ihr Bestes.
Ich wusste nicht, was ich sagen sollte.
Er beschloss, nach Frankreich zu gehen.
Ich fürchte, dass es morgen regnen wird.
Er dachte nicht daran, Lehrer zu werden.
Ich freue mich darauf, ihn zu sehen.
Es ist für Sie selbstverständlich, das zu denken.
Ich weiß, dass Nancy Musik mag.
Ich werde gehen, wenn John kommt.
Es ist sehr anständig von Ihnen, mir zu helfen.
Immer wenn ich das sehe, erinnere ich mich an ihn.
Das ist das Einzige, was übrig geblieben ist.
Obwohl es regnete, ging sie hinaus.
Er hat sich die Mühe gemacht, dieses Lied zu schreiben.
Das ist genau das, was ich wollte.
Ich hatte nie Gelegenheit, es zu benutzen.
Ich denke, dieses Gerücht ist wahr.
Der Junge, dem ich geholfen habe, ist Tony.
Ich bin zu müde, um meine Hausaufgaben zu machen.
Es ist gefährlich, in diesem Fluss zu schwimmen.
Es ist gut für Sie, Sport zu treiben.
Ich hatte viel Zeit, mit vielen Freunden zu reden.
Der Regen hielt uns davon ab, rauszugehen.
Jane erzählte uns, dass Kochen nicht schwierig sei.
Das Treffen letzte Woche war das längste, das wir dieses Jahr hatten.
Er ist ein Mann, auf den man sich verlassen kann.
Ich habe vor, eine Woche dort zu bleiben.
Eine Frau war so freundlich, mir den Weg zu zeigen.
Ich war es, der ihn traf.
Alles, was Sie tun müssen, ist, sie dort zu treffen.
„Wie spät ist es?“, fragte er sich.
Ich melde mich bei Ihnen, sobald ich ankomme.
Er blieb stehen, um seine Schuhe anzuziehen.
Ich bin sehr beschäftigt, also verlassen Sie sich nicht auf mich.
Ich war erstaunt zu hören, was passiert war.
Sie ist nicht jung, oder?
Er hatte den Mut, um Geld zu bitten.
Ich fürchte, Sie haben die falsche Nummer.
Sie begannen, sich mit dem Problem zu befassen.
Mir schwirrt der Kopf, wenn ich dich das sagen höre.
Ich fürchte, ich muss jetzt gehen .
Ich werde fernsehen, sobald ich meinen Job erledigt habe.
Es ist besser, drinnen zu bleiben, als rauszugehen.
Ich bezweifle, dass Bob pünktlich kommt.
Er ist genau der Mann, den ich will.
Ich möchte nicht derjenige sein, der ihr die Neuigkeit überbringt.
Er machte deutlich, dass er mit der Angelegenheit nichts zu tun hatte.
Er schlug vor, dass wir sofort beginnen sollten.
Als sie am Bahnhof ankam, rief sie ihre Mutter an.
Sie kennt die Kunst, Geld zu verdienen.
Ich habe versucht, ihre Telefonnummer herauszufinden.
Sie gab vor, krank zu sein.
Gehen Sie schnell, um rechtzeitig zu sein.
In diesem Brief steht, dass er am Montag ankommen wird.
Es ist nicht so, dass er nicht schnell laufen kann.
Leihen Sie sich nicht mehr Geld, als Sie helfen können.
Ich brauchte zwei Stunden, um nach Yokohama zu gelangen.
Als ich ein Gymnasiast war, blieb ich lange wach.
Ich kann dieses Bild nicht sehen, ohne an meine Mutter zu denken.
Er hatte es eilig, seinen Sohn zu sehen.
Die Zeit wird kommen, in der sie es bereuen wird.
Du hast mich zu dem gemacht, was ich bin.
Obwohl wir gesucht haben, konnten wir es nicht finden.
Er beschwerte sich darüber, dass das Zimmer zu klein sei.
Wir haben uns entschieden, vorerst hier zu bleiben.
Es gibt wenige Männer, die das nicht wissen.
Sie sind zu bereit, schlecht über andere zu reden.
Setzen Sie sich wieder, Miss Curtis.
Wenn Sie es so machen, werden Sie sich nicht irren.
Sie können nehmen, was Sie möchten.
Dies ist der Raum, in den er ging.
Ich fragte ihn, ob er bald zurückkommen würde.
Ich bin so glücklich, jemanden zu haben, der sich um mich kümmert.
Glaubst du, ich sollte alleine gehen?
Ich werde alles tun, was ich für sie tun kann.
Gibt es keine Alternative zu dem, was Sie vorschlagen?
Ich bin immer wieder überrascht, wie er mit Mädchen redet.
Ob der Gesetzentwurf kommt, ist fraglich.
Wo ein Wille ist, ist auch ein Weg .
Wenn ich meine Hausaufgaben erledigt habe, gehe ich schwimmen.
Wenn es morgen schön ist, gehe ich spazieren.
Es war Alice, die gestern zum Konzert ging.
Ich legte das Buch, das ich las, beiseite.
Er ging nicht hinaus, sondern setzte sich.
Glaubst du, dass es heute regnen wird?
Den Gedanken, zum Studium nach Amerika zu gehen, gab er auf.
Er arbeitete hart, um erfolgreich zu sein.
Man macht Fehler, wenn man Dinge in Eile erledigt.
Nein, ich habe es nicht dabei.
Es tut mir leid, dass ich dich heute Abend nicht treffen kann.
Ich habe dieses Buch nie gelesen, ohne an meine alten Tage erinnert zu werden.
Er ist nicht der Junge, der gestern hierher kam.
Das ist alles, was ich tun kann.
Wo, glauben Sie, wohnt er?
Wenn das Telefon klingelt, können Sie antworten?
Während er lernte, schlief er ein.
Sag ihm, er soll warten.
Er weiß, worum es geht.
Mein Mann frühstückt, während er Zeitung liest.
Sorgen Sie dafür, dass Ihre Zigarette gelöscht wird, bevor Sie zu Bett gehen.
Er schrieb die Nummer auf, damit er sie nicht vergaß.
Es ist schwer, sich einzugestehen, dass man ein Versager ist.
Ich bin kein Vogel, aber ich möchte einer sein.
Er befahl mir, es zu tun.
Wann passt es für Sie, anzufangen?
Dies ist das erste Mal, dass ich davon höre.
Sie errötete, als sie es sah.
Sobald Sie verheiratet sind, sind Sie erledigt.
Sie sollten weiterarbeiten, solange Sie gesund sind.
Wir beschlossen schließlich, ihn der Polizei zu übergeben.
Sie brennen darauf, sofort anzufangen.
Mein Kind ist neugierig, alles zu wissen.
Was ist größer, Japan oder Großbritannien?
Dieses Problem ist so einfach, dass ich es lösen kann.
Sie ging sogar so weit, ihn einen Narren zu nennen.
Sagen Sie mir, was Sie wollen .
Es scheint, dass sie sich gestritten haben.
Es tut mir leid, das ist Ihnen nicht gestattet.
Ich frage mich, wer sie sind.
Es heißt, meine Schwester sei schön.
Man kann kein Wort glauben, das er sagt.
Er versucht immer, das Gute in anderen zu sehen.
Meine Mutter ist damit beschäftigt, das Abendessen zu kochen.
Ich erinnere mich an das Haus, in dem ich aufgewachsen bin.
Er ist nicht das, was er zu sein scheint.
Ich rufe Sie an, wenn ich meinen Einkauf erledigt habe.
Sie stand früh auf, um den Sonnenaufgang zu sehen.
Es ist mir egal, solange du glücklich bist.
Das Auto, das ich bei Ihnen gemietet habe, hat ein Problem.
Ich tat dies, um ihm zu gefallen.
Wenn Sie möchten, komme ich morgen vorbei.
Als er mich sah, lüftete er seinen Hut.
Der Arzt sagte ihr, sie solle sich ausruhen.
Sorgen Sie dafür, dass so etwas nie wieder passiert.
Ich halte es für notwendig, dass er dorthin geht.
Ich frage mich, warum er nicht zur Party gekommen ist.
Mr. Brown ist nicht so alt, wie er aussieht.
Ich wage zu behaupten, dass er nicht kommen wird.
Sie müssen durchhalten, bevor Sie erfolgreich sein können.
Ich habe gehört, dass er gut Mahjong kann.
Er ist reich, aber er ist unfreundlich.
Wir können nicht leugnen, dass er ehrlich ist.
Ich bezweifle nicht, dass er dazu in der Lage ist.
Ihre Krankheit verhinderte, dass sie an der Party teilnehmen konnte.
Kommen Sie, sobald Sie können.
Er hat mich zu dem gemacht, was ich bin.
Es ist ein wunderschöner Tag, nicht wahr?
Es ist notwendig, dass sie selbst geht.
Er war so freundlich, uns etwas Geld zu leihen.
Er verfügt über die Fähigkeit, zehn Sprachen zu sprechen.
Mir ging es nicht gut, aber ich ging zur Arbeit.
Es hat mir Spaß gemacht, mit ihr zu reden.
Das war die Zeit, als er kam.
Ich denke, dass sie die Wahrheit kennt.
Ich frage mich, warum er so wütend ist.
John versuchte vergeblich, das Problem zu lösen.
Es ist nahezu unmöglich, es an einem Tag fertigzustellen.
Du musst nicht gehen, es sei denn, du willst.
Man weiß nicht, was morgen passieren wird.
Er wurde wütend, als er die Nachricht hörte.
Nachdem er seine Hausaufgaben gemacht hatte, schaute er fern.
Wenn ich hier in der Sonne sitze, ist mir immer noch kalt.
Du bist der Einzige, der mir helfen kann.
Wie auch immer, ich sammle mehr Erfahrung.
Es tut mir leid, Sie gestört zu haben.
Ich konnte mich nicht dazu durchringen, ihr die Wahrheit zu sagen.
Wissen Sie, was aus ihm geworden ist?
Deine Mutter hat dich zu dem gemacht, was du bist.
Von nun an müssen Sie für das, was Sie tun, verantwortlich sein.
Aus dem Auge, aus dem Sinn .
Ich konnte mit dem, was er sagte, nichts anfangen.
Sie betete, dass ihre Mutter ihr vergeben würde.
Vergessen Sie nicht, dieses Buch mitzubringen.
Sie hat es eilig, ihre Mutter zu sehen.
Er sagte, dass ich heute nicht einmal reinkommen sollte.
Meine Eltern kamen zum Flughafen, um mich zu verabschieden.
Ob Regen oder Sonnenschein, ich gehe.
Es ist nicht einfach, das Problem zu lösen.
Werden Sie so schnell wie möglich jemanden schicken, der das Problem repariert?
Es scheint, dass er mit seinem neuen Job zufrieden ist.
Sie war so freundlich, mir zu helfen.
Das Mädchen, das mit Jim spricht, ist Mary.
Achten Sie darauf, den Karton nicht auf den Kopf zu stellen.
Wir haben keinen Grund, hier zu bleiben.
Vergessen Sie nicht, die Tür abzuschließen.
Wir begannen zu sehen, was wir daraus ableiten können.
Versuchen Sie, das Problem zu lösen.
Ich hatte es sehr eilig, den ersten Zug zu nehmen.
Sie hat niemanden, mit dem sie reden kann.
Ich bin Japaner, aber du bist Amerikaner.
Ich werde meine Hausaufgaben erledigen, bevor er kommt.
Das ist der schönste Fluss, den ich je gesehen habe.
Ich hörte, wie sich die Tür schloss.
Er sagte, dass er an diesem Morgen dort angekommen sei.
Sie müssen darauf achten, was sie sagt.
Bevor ich es vergesse, werde ich es dir sagen.
Ich habe nicht gehört, was du gesagt hast.
Sie sind sich so ähnlich, dass ich nicht weiß, welches welches ist.
Es ist einsam, alleine zu leben.
Ich zähle darauf, dass du stark bist.
Nur wenige Schüler konnten verstehen, was er sagte.
Mit dem Boot zu reisen macht viel Spaß, nicht wahr?
Jetzt, wo ich Lehrer bin, denke ich anders.
Da er müde war, ging er zu Bett.
Wir werden einen Mann einstellen, der Englisch sprechen kann.
Was er über England gesagt hat, ist wahr.
Was er sagte, erwies sich als falsch.
Ich mag es nicht, gestört zu werden.
Sprechen ist eine Sache, schreiben eine andere.
Ich glaube, du sitzt auf meinem Platz.
Zögern Sie nicht, Fragen zu stellen.
Ich werde tun, was immer du wünschst.
Sie war überrascht, die Nachricht zu hören.
Du bist müde, nicht wahr?
Ich halte es für unmöglich, diese Tatsache zu leugnen.
Die Frage ist, ob er pünktlich kommt.
Kommen Sie nicht in mein Zimmer, ohne anzuklopfen.
Auch wenn ich müde bin, werde ich fleißig lernen.
Er ging davon aus, dass der Zug pünktlich sein würde.
Jeder hat Angst davor, neue Dinge zu tun.
Stört es Sie, wenn ich das Radio einschalte?
Ich hoffe, dass es Dir bald wieder gut geht.
Ich werde beginnen, sofern das Wetter es zulässt.
Bitte steh mir bei, wenn ich dich brauche.
Ich freue mich darauf, Sie bei Ihrem Besuch kennenzulernen.
Ich werde mir Mühe geben, jeden Morgen früh aufzustehen.
Er versuchte, über den Fluss zu schwimmen.
Bitten Sie Ihren Freund, Ihnen zu helfen.
Es besteht keine Notwendigkeit, sie zu verabschieden.
Er ist weit davon entfernt, glücklich zu sein.
Es ist drei Monate her, seit er Japan verlassen hat.
Ich werde sehen, ob er dabei ist.
Er konnte nicht anders, als sie zu bewundern.
Nimm die Dinge so, wie sie sind.
Wenn ich in den Urlaub fahre, miete ich ein Auto.
Sagen Sie mir, worauf ich achten sollte.
Es wird nicht lange dauern, bis es ihm besser geht.
Das ist dasselbe Auto, in dem wir gestern waren.
Als sie aufwachte, war die Familie da.
Ich hatte das Gefühl, bei den Nachrichten zu weinen.
Ich fürchte, Ihre Uhr geht zwei Minuten nach.
Sag mir, wie man das Spiel spielt.
Übrigens, von wo kommst du ?
Ich hatte vor, die Arbeit abgeschlossen zu haben.
Für Japaner ist es schwierig, fließend Englisch zu sprechen.
Ich hoffe, dass der Bus bald kommt.
Er ist nicht zu arm, um sich ein Fahrrad zu kaufen.
Es war dumm von ihr, ihn um Hilfe zu bitten.
Haben Sie schon einmal versucht, auf dem Fluss Schlittschuh zu laufen?
Er versuchte, früh aufzustehen.
Es gibt keine Mutter, die ihre Kinder nicht liebt.
Das ist ein Thema, von dem ich überhaupt nichts weiß.
Einer spricht Englisch, der andere Japanisch.
Sie haben Herrn getroffen. Smith schon, nicht wahr?
Glauben Sie, dass Fernsehen Kindern schadet?
Ich habe einen Freund, der in Sapporo lebt.
Ich habe Lust, auszugehen.
Wäre ich reich, würde ich den Armen helfen.
Ich schaue mich um, aber du bist es, den ich nicht ersetzen kann.
Was ist der einfachste Weg, Englisch zu lernen?
Oberflächlich betrachtet scheint dieses Problem einfach zu sein, aber es ist wirklich schwierig.
Die Nachrichten sind zu schön, um wahr zu sein.
Hätte ich es gewusst, hätte ich es dir gesagt.
Es ist überhaupt nicht einfach, Französisch zu beherrschen.
Schwimmen ist eine Sache, die mir Spaß macht.
Er ist freundlich und, was noch besser ist, sehr ehrlich.
Das Problem ist, was als nächstes zu tun ist.
Stört es Sie, wenn ich rauche ?
Ich bin bereit, Ihnen zu helfen.
Ich musste weinen, als ich die Nachricht hörte.
Obwohl er müde war, setzte er seine Arbeit fort.
In dem Jahr, in dem der Krieg endete, wurde ich geboren.
Er gab vor, er sei ein Arzt.
Ich glaube nicht, dass es morgen regnen wird.
Es ist kein Wunder, dass Sie den Vorschlag ablehnen.
Sie muss wunderschön gewesen sein, als sie jung war.
Bitte kommen Sie, wenn es Ihnen passt.
Du bist dazu gemacht, ein Dichter zu sein.
Man erkennt leicht, dass er ein Genie ist.
Egal wie schnell du rennst, du wirst es nicht schaffen.
Gib ihr diesen Brief, wenn sie kommt.
Seltsam, mein Fuß!
Er weiß, wie man Klavier spielt.
Er hat versprochen, wiederzukommen.
Ich stand früh auf, um den ersten Zug zu erreichen.
Als er auftauchte, warteten wir bereits zwei Stunden.
Es dauerte nicht lange, bis die Nachricht kam.
Er erzählte mir, dass er damals sehr müde war.
Ich konnte ihn nicht dazu bringen, es zu tun.
Ich mag es nicht, wie ein Kind behandelt zu werden.
Jetzt geht es ihr gut genug, um arbeiten zu können.
Sie lebten zwei Jahre zusammen, bevor sie heirateten.
Anderen zu helfen bedeutet, sich selbst zu helfen.
Ich habe meinen Sohn dazu gebracht, zum Arzt zu gehen.
Er streckte seine Hand aus, um mehr zu erfahren.
Ist es das, was Sie im Sinn haben?
Er ging sogar so weit, sie eine Narrin zu nennen.
Er ist zuversichtlich, dass er die Prüfung bestehen wird.
Diese Kamera ist klein, aber sehr gut.
Ich glaube, ich habe noch Zeit für eine weitere Tasse Kaffee.
Ich nehme an, er wird zu spät kommen.
Ich bin der Meinung, dass er recht hat.
Mein Vater bestand darauf, dass wir auf den Zug warteten.
Es ist nutzlos, selbst wenn ich es mit Ihnen diskutiere.
Das Problem ist, dass wir nicht genug Geld haben.
„Du redest zu viel“, sagte er.
Sie haben kein Recht, das zu sagen.
Ich freue mich darauf, Ihr Unternehmen zu betreuen.
Er ging sogar so weit, so etwas Unhöfliches zu sagen.
Was auch immer ich habe, gehört dir.
Nachdem sie ihre Arbeit beendet hatten, gingen sie hinaus.
Kommen Sie vorbei, wenn Sie Zeit haben.
Ich freue mich, dass du kommen konntest. Bitte fühlen sie sich wie zuhause .
Ich habe keine Zeit, weitere Schüler aufzunehmen.
Es liegt an Ihnen, zu entscheiden, was Sie tun möchten.
Sag mir, wann ich aufhören soll.
Ich weiß nicht, wie man zu viele Dinge kocht.
Ich stellte fest, dass er der Polizei übergeben wurde.
Ich wünschte, sie wäre letzte Nacht gekommen.
Ich habe ihn gebeten, meine Uhr zu reparieren.
Es ist wichtig, dass Sie viele Bücher lesen.
Wir genossen das Abendessen, das meine Mutter zubereitet hatte.
Sagen Sie mir, warum er abwesend war.
Ich gab ihr genau das, was sie brauchte.
Nachdem er die Arbeit beendet hatte, ging er zu Bett.
Ich stimme einigermaßen mit dem überein, was Sie sagen.
Ratet mal, was mir passiert ist.
Es macht Spaß, im Meer zu schwimmen.
Ich bin froh, dass es jemand anderes war, der es bekommen hat.
Ich habe eine Vorstellung davon, was passiert ist.
Es ist zu heiß, um hier zu bleiben.
Er ist ein Mann, auf den man sich verlassen kann.
Es besteht keine Chance, dass er bald wieder gesund wird.
Sollte das passieren, was werden Sie tun?
Sie sagen, wir werden ein paar Duschen bekommen.
Ich wünschte, ich wäre schlau.
Ich bin sicher, dass er ein ehrlicher Mann ist.
Es war fahrlässig von ihm, mit eingeschaltetem Fernseher ins Bett zu gehen.
Bedienen Sie sich, was immer Sie möchten.
Wenn Sie das tun, machen Sie sich lächerlich.
Er sagte mir, ich solle freundlich zu anderen sein.
Ich bleibe lieber hier, als dorthin zu gehen.
Er geht selten, wenn überhaupt, ins Kino.
Ich möchte, dass meine Mutter bald wieder gesund wird.
Dies ist das Haus, in dem ich geboren wurde.
Als er die Gefahr spürte, rannte er davon.
Gut, Danke . Und du ?
Mutter war damit beschäftigt, sich auf das Abendessen vorzubereiten.
Wir hörten, wie sich die Tür schloss.
Tom fragte seinen Vater, ob er ins Kino gehen könne.
Im Notfall hatte er nichts, worauf er zurückgreifen konnte.
Schade, dass du nicht kommen kannst.
Es versteht sich von selbst, dass Erfahrung ein guter Lehrer ist.
Ich weiß nicht genau, wann er ankommen wird.
Es wäre besser, wenn Sie sich hier ausruhen würden.
Lassen Sie mich Ihren Vorschlag dazu haben, was ich sagen soll.
Ich war an der Reihe, das Zimmer aufzuräumen.
Ich brauchte drei Stunden, um meine Hausaufgaben zu erledigen.
Ich glaube, er ist wütend.
Soweit ich weiß, ist dies das Beste.
Sie hatte es eilig, das neue Baby zu sehen.
Die Arbeit ist so einfach, dass ich sie in ein paar Stunden erledigen kann.
Ich fürchte, ich habe dich beleidigt.
Ich bin überzeugt, dass meine Tochter die Prüfung bestehen wird.
Dies ist das x-te Mal, dass ich Ihnen gesagt habe, dass Sie vorsichtig sein sollen.
Ich beschloss, Arzt zu werden.
Wenn das so ist, würde ich auch gern etwas einkaufen gehen.
Er nickte ihr zu, mitzukommen.
Als er den Polizisten sah, rannte er weg.
Bitte sagen Sie John, dass ich angerufen habe.
Lassen Sie mich wissen, was Sie vorhaben.
Es wäre besser gewesen, wenn Sie es unausgesprochen gelassen hätten.
Das ist Japan, wie es die Amerikaner sehen.
Sie sagte, dass sie gute Freunde von ihr seien.
Ich wünschte, wir hätten mehr Zeit.
Er ist der letzte Mann, den ich sehen möchte.
Zögern Sie nicht, Fragen zu stellen.
Ich werde rausgehen, wenn es morgen gut ist.
Du konntest das Problem doch nicht lösen, oder?
Meinst du, du hast sie kennengelernt? ?
Er ist der Letzte, der lügt.
Was schmeckt Ihnen besser, Fleisch oder Fisch?
Ich liege falsch, nicht wahr?
Ich frage mich, ob sie ihn heiraten wird.
Er versuchte vergeblich, mit dem Rauchen aufzuhören.
Es ist unmöglich, dass sie sich umgebracht hat.
Ich bezweifle, dass er pünktlich kommt.
Ich möchte, dass du das Fenster öffnest.
Vater ist jetzt damit beschäftigt, einen Brief zu schreiben.
Man weiß nicht, was passieren könnte.
Sie gibt zu, das Geheimnis zu kennen.
Dieses Haus ist zu eng, um darin zu leben.
Japan ist heute nicht mehr das, was es vor zehn Jahren war.
Es ist notwendig, dass Sie mit dem Rauchen aufhören.
Glücklich ist, wer sich in seinen Kindern freut.
Ich ging näher, um besser hören zu können.
Ich sagte ihm, er solle den Raum verlassen.
Bitte erinnern Sie mich daran, ihn morgen anzurufen.
Ich denke, dass es heute regnen wird.
Dieses Problem ist nicht so schwierig, wie es scheint.
Ich bin früh aufgestanden, damit ich den ersten Zug erreichen konnte.
Es kann sein, dass er kein schlechter Mensch ist.
Nein, ich bin nicht müde.
Warum er das getan hat, ist für mich unverständlich.
Es war ihm unmöglich, das Bild im Dunkeln aufzunehmen.
Ich bin oft gestürzt, habe aber nie aufgegeben.
Wenn Sie es überhaupt versuchen, sollten Sie Ihr Bestes geben.
Ich habe das Gefühl, dass ich nicht wirklich hierher gehöre.
Vor langer, langer Zeit lebte ein alter Mann in einem Dorf.
Sie fragte sich, welche Tür sie öffnen sollte.
Er arbeitete hart, nur um erneut zu scheitern.
Ich habe hart gearbeitet, um erfolgreich zu sein.
Sie warf einen Blick zu, als würde sie sagen: „Verschwinde.“
Ich hoffe, dass er mir helfen wird.
Es ist notwendig, dass jeder diese Regeln beachtet.
Ich bin bereit, das vorerst in Kauf zu nehmen.
Ihr Blick sagt, dass sie dich liebt.
Es tut mir leid, Sie so sehr zu belästigen.
Gib mir das Buch zurück, nachdem du es gelesen hast.
Sie können hier so lange bleiben, wie Sie möchten.
Ich bin es nicht gewohnt, früh aufzustehen.
Ich rief an und sagte, dass ich ihn sehen wollte.
Ihr Traum war es, Universitätsprofessorin zu werden.
Ich gehe zur Schule, weil ich lernen will.
Als ich jung war, musste ich hart arbeiten.
Der Tee ist so heiß, dass ich ihn nicht trinken kann.
Er ist etwas langsam, aber ansonsten ist er ein guter Schüler.
Ich würde mich freuen, wenn Sie mir helfen würden.
Das ist der Junge, den ich gestern dort getroffen habe.
Ich habe es als selbstverständlich angesehen, dass Sie an dem Treffen teilnehmen würden.
Bitte leihen Sie mir das Wörterbuch, wenn Sie damit fertig sind.
Er ist das einzige Kind, das sie haben.
Ich bin mit dem Bus gefahren, um nicht zu spät zu meinem Termin zu kommen.
Ich gebe zu, nachlässig zu sein.
Er ist ein Mann, dem man immer vertrauen kann.
Es fällt mir schwer, die Frage zu beantworten.
Ich nehme an, er ist nach Hause gegangen.
Ich hoffe, dass am Ende alles gut wird.
Ich möchte, dass du mitkommst.
Würde es Ihnen etwas ausmachen, mir Ihr Auto zu leihen?
Ich wusste nicht, was ich zuerst tun sollte.
Ich weiß nicht, was aus ihm geworden ist.
Sie sah, wie ich den Laden betrat.
Ich mag es nicht, wenn ich zum Narren gehalten werde.
Er kam, nachdem du gegangen warst.
Es tut mir leid, aber ich kann dich nicht gut hören.
Er gab zu, Unrecht getan zu haben.
Es ist nicht so gut, wie es aussieht.
John fragte Mary, ob sie einkaufen gehen möchte.
Ich werde warten, bis sie kommt.
Ich mache es mir zur Regel, vor dem Frühstück einen Spaziergang zu machen.
Jedes Mal, wenn ich ihn sah, stellte ich fest, dass er größer war.
Es ist bemerkenswert, dass sie es nicht versteht.
Was würden Sie tun, wenn Sie krank würden?
Auf jeden Fall ist es falsch, ein Versprechen zu brechen.
Vor allem ist es richtig, was er gesagt hat.
Das liegt daran, dass ich spät aufgestanden bin.
Ich bin es gewohnt, früh aufzustehen.
Bitte verzeihen Sie mir, dass ich zu spät komme.
Es hat keinen Sinn, mit ihr zu reden.
Es liegt an Ihnen, zu entscheiden, was Sie tun möchten.
Ich fürchte, ich kann dir nicht helfen.
Dass Sie früh gekommen sind, ist eine gute Sache.
Halten Sie den Atem, bitte .
Ich bin dabei, hier wegzugehen.
Wir haben unsere Kinder daran gewöhnt, alleine zu schlafen.
Ich denke, der Zug kommt bald.
Als ich es hörte, war ich sprachlos.
Jetzt, wo ich es bemerke, kann ich nirgendwo hinlaufen.
Was hat Sie dazu bewogen, Ihre Meinung zu ändern?
Es hat sehr, sehr lange gedauert.
Sie können reisen, wie Sie möchten.
Der Schnee hinderte mich daran, dorthin zu gehen.
Ich möchte, dass Sie diesen Brief lesen.
Nun, Sie müssen ihn nur um Hilfe bitten.
Ich ging zum Flughafen, um meine Mutter zu verabschieden.
Ist das die Straße, die zum Bahnhof führt?
Ich habe in so vielen Wörterbüchern gesucht, wie ich konnte.
Ich bin sicher, er verheimlicht mir etwas.
Vielen Dank, dass Sie den ganzen Weg gekommen sind, um mich zu verabschieden.
Wichtig ist, dass Sie mit Ihrem Lehrer darüber sprechen.
Alles, was er sagt, ist wahr.
Das lag daran, dass meine Uhr fünf Minuten nachging.
Der Junge, der da drüben steht, ist mein Sohn.
Du bist gestern nicht zur Schule gekommen, oder?
Sie sagen, dass es heftig regnen wird.
Ich schlug vor, das Treffen zu verschieben.
Meine Ausbildung hat mich zu dem gemacht, was ich bin.
Sie vergaß seine Güte nicht, solange sie lebte.
Alles, was Sie tun müssen, ist mir zu glauben.
Ich wünschte, ich könnte um die Welt reisen.
Er ist alt genug, um alleine zu reisen.
Machen Sie sich nicht die Mühe, ihn anzurufen.
Sie gab zu, dass sie sich geirrt hatte.
Sprechen Sie nicht mit ihm, während er Auto fährt.
Meine Mutter riet mir, zum Zahnarzt zu gehen.
Es war unverantwortlich von ihm, ein Versprechen zu brechen.
Ich werde gehen, wenn er zurückkommt.
Alles, was Sie tun müssen, ist, Ihr Bestes zu geben.
Ich habe das Gefühl, dass ich mich jetzt auf die Dinge verlassen kann.
Ob wir die Reise antreten, hängt vom Wetter ab.
Sie ging in ihr Zimmer, um sich umzuziehen.
Das Problem bei uns ist, dass wir keine Mittel haben.
Ich gehe lieber zu Fuß, als auf einen Bus zu warten.
Ist es in Ordnung, heute Abend auswärts zu essen?
Ich habe keine Kleidung, wenn ich einkaufen gehe.
Wir werden morgen beginnen, sofern das Wetter es zulässt.
Was getan wird, kann nicht rückgängig gemacht werden .
Ich brauche jemanden, der mir hilft.
Ich bin durchaus bereit, alles für Sie zu tun.
1980 war das Jahr, in dem ich geboren wurde.
Ich bin nicht so arm, dass ich meinen Sohn nicht aufs College schicken könnte.
Als ich ein Kind war, besuchte ich ihn oft sonntags.
Wir erwarten, dass er Erfolg hat.
Ist es das, was Sie im Sinn haben?
Er neigt dazu, zu vergessen.
Es fällt mir schwer, mit dem Fall umzugehen.
Ich habe vergessen, den Fernseher vor dem Schlafengehen auszuschalten.
Es besteht die Möglichkeit, dass es heute Nacht schneien wird.
Es scheint, dass sie ihre Meinung ändern könnte.
Dies ist das Haus, in dem mein Onkel lebt.
Jane tat gern so, als wäre sie Lehrerin.
Ich bin froh zu hören, dass sie unverheiratet ist.
Er lernte fleißig, um die Prüfung zu bestehen.
Es ist schade, dass Sie Japan verlassen sollten.
Er ging nach Italien, um Musik zu studieren.
Es ist ein Glück, dass Sie einen so guten Freund haben.
Sie fragten sich, was sie zuerst tun sollten.
Es gibt keine Garantie, dass er nächste Woche zurückkommt.
Ich mag diejenigen nicht, die das sagen.
Wir warteten darauf, dass er auftauchte.
Ich hielt es für selbstverständlich, dass er mir zur Seite stehen würde.
Es tut mir leid, wenn meine Worte dich verletzt haben.
Sie haben es versäumt, „Danke“ zu sagen.
Das brachte ihn dazu, sich selbst zu regieren.
Ich denke, dass alles gut läuft.
Ich wünschte, ich wäre damals freundlich zu ihr gewesen.
Sie hatte die Freundlichkeit, die Dame zu sich nach Hause zu bringen.
Es geschah, dass er den Schatz fand.
Es gelang ihm nicht, dem Feuer zu entkommen und er verbrannte.
Ich hoffe, dass er sich in seiner neuen Position gut behaupten wird.
Ich hatte kaum mit der Arbeit begonnen, als es zu regnen begann.
Es gibt auch Menschen, denen der Frühling lieber ist als der Herbst.
Ich habe keine Eile, mir das Buch zurückzugeben.
Er sagte uns, wir sollten pünktlich kommen.
Ich weiß nicht genau, wann er kommen wird.
Wenn Sie es überhaupt tun, dann machen Sie es gut.
Ich hoffe, sie zu heiraten.
Ich verstehe nicht ganz, was er sagt.
Da das Auto gestohlen war, blieb ihm nichts anderes übrig, als zu Fuß zu gehen.
Er war so freundlich, mich ins Krankenhaus zu bringen.
Es macht mir nichts aus, auch wenn sie nicht kommt.
Es fiel uns schwer, den Plan zu ändern.
Versuchen Sie nicht, bei anderen Fehler zu finden.
Sie sagen, dass Sehen Glauben bedeutet.
Er war der Letzte, der ankam.
Ich kann nicht verstehen, was du gesagt hast.
Wann immer er kommt, schimpft er mit uns.
Es gelang ihm, die Frage zu lösen.
Die Mutter versuchte, mit ihrem Sohn zur Vernunft zu kommen.
Sagen Sie mir, wann Sie mich anrufen werden.
Es heißt, sie sei in Deutschland geboren.
Es ist Zeit, dass er zur Schule geht.
Dieses Buch ist so schwierig, dass ich es nicht lesen kann.
Es wird Ihnen gelingen, Englisch zu lernen.
Ich glaube, er ist ehrlich.
Ich wünsche dir, dass du stattdessen dorthin gehst.
Sie deutete an, dass sie gerne mitkommen würde.
Es gibt viele Probleme, mit denen sie umgehen müssen.
Lassen Sie mich darüber nachdenken, dann gebe ich Ihnen später Bescheid.
Er ist sich sicher, dass er das Spiel gewinnen wird.
Ich befürchte, dass ich heute Abend nicht an der Sitzung teilnehmen kann.
Ich mag es, Tennis zu spielen .
Ich war auf dem Bahnhof, um ihn zu verabschieden.
Ich wünschte, ich wäre so schlau wie du.
Ich bin mir sicher, dass er bald dabei sein wird.
Teilen Sie uns mit, ob Sie kommen können.
Ich glaube, die Polizei wird Sie ignorieren.
Was er sagt, ist in gewissem Sinne wahr.
Ich habe alles, was du willst.
Ich frage mich, wie es ist, durch den Weltraum zu reisen.
Es ist sehr nett von Ihnen, mich zur Party einzuladen.
Es ist mir unmöglich, das zu tun.
Mir scheint, das ist zu teuer.
Wer ist der Mann, mit dem Sie gesprochen haben?
Ich helfe Ihnen, so gut ich kann.
Ich blieb den ganzen Tag im Bett, anstatt zur Arbeit zu gehen.
Er war beschäftigt, als ich ihn anrief.
Was würden Sie tun, wenn ein Krieg ausbrechen würde?
Ich war dumm genug, es zu glauben.
Ich kann dieses Bild nicht sehen, ohne mich an meine Kindheit zu erinnern.
Sie sagen, dass es später regnen wird.
Er bat uns, ihm zu helfen.
Geschäfte hinderten ihn daran, zum Konzert zu gehen.
Helfen Sie mir bitte, diesen Koffer zu tragen?
Als ich ankam, war das Konzert schon fast zu Ende.
Was auch immer kommen mag, ich werde meine Meinung nie ändern.
Sie sind Lehrer, nicht wahr?
Er arbeitete hart, bis er krank wurde.
Gott weiß, was es war.
Hören Sie auf, während der Arbeit Comics zu lesen.
Sie konnte nicht kommen, weil sie beschäftigt war.
Warum er wütend wurde, ist ziemlich klar.
Ich bin dankbar zu hören, dass es ihr gut gegangen ist.
Ich hatte nicht lange gewartet, bis der Bus kam.
Sein Ziel ist es, die Prüfung zu bestehen.
Jetzt habe ich den Hut, den ich verloren geglaubt habe.
Man macht Fehler, wenn man Dinge in Eile erledigt.
Wichtig ist nicht, zu gewinnen, sondern mitzumachen.
Glaubst du, wir schaffen es rechtzeitig zum Flughafen, Paul?
Es ist zu Ihrem Vorteil, alles zu lernen, was Sie können.
Er rief sie an, sobald er nach Hause kam.
Auge um Auge, Zahn um Zahn.
Ich wusste nicht, dass sie verheiratet war.
Ich habe mich angestrengt, um die Prüfung zu bestehen.
Ich konnte nicht verstehen, was er sagte.
Sie zerriss den Brief, nachdem sie ihn gelesen hatte.
Sie beschwerten sich darüber, dass es im Zimmer zu heiß sei.
Die Erde ist ein kleiner, aber schöner Planet.
Es dauerte eine Woche, bis sie wieder gesund wurde.
Es geht ihm gut, sodass er nun arbeiten kann.
John rannte zum Bahnhof, um den letzten Zug zu erwischen.
Wir brauchten zwei Stunden, um nach Tokio zu gelangen.
Der Lehrer sagte mir, ich solle aufstehen.
Er war traurig, weil er seinen Vater verloren hatte.
Ich halte es für natürlich, dass er wütend wurde.
Obwohl ich müde war, gab ich mein Bestes.
Es wird Ihnen schwerfallen, Englisch zu sprechen.
Aha, du hast es geschafft, nicht wahr?
Er nahm sich vor, jeden Tag ein Tagebuch zu führen.
Es stimmt, dass er ein Monster gesehen hat.
Mein Vater ist nicht so alt, wie er aussieht.
Du weißt, dass ich keine Eier mag.
Vergessen Sie nicht, diesen Brief per Post zu verschicken.
Teilen Sie mir mit, wann er kommen wird.
Ich werde dafür sorgen, dass alles rechtzeitig fertig ist.
Es steht ihm frei, dorthin zu gehen.
Er hat absichtlich Fehler gemacht, um mich zu ärgern.
Ich habe es satt, fernzusehen.
Ich habe darauf gewartet, dass die Liebe kommt.
Ich bleibe lieber zu Hause, als auszugehen.
Das ist ein Schüler, den mein Vater unterrichtet.
Liebe machen, nicht Krieg.
Ich glaube, ich habe seine Gefühle verletzt.
Es spielt keine Rolle, ob wir zu spät kommen.
Um die Wahrheit zu sagen, er ist kein Mensch.
Es tut mir leid, Ihnen all diesen Ärger zu bereiten.
Du kannst nach Hause gehen, wenn du willst.
Sagen Sie demjenigen, der kommt, dass ich draußen bin.
Er ruinierte seine Gesundheit, indem er zu viel arbeitete.
Ich weiß nicht, wann Bob nach Japan kam.
Er lässt sich wirklich auf alles ein, was er versucht.
Versuchen Sie, das umzusetzen, was Sie geplant haben.
Ich glaube, dass die Geschichte wahr ist.
Ich bin lediglich gekommen, um Sie darüber zu informieren.
Bill wird gewinnen, nicht wahr?
Es fiel ihr schwer, die Frage zu beantworten.
Sie machten sich daran, ein Haus zu bauen.
Sobald wir am See ankamen, begannen wir zu schwimmen.
Es gibt, wenn überhaupt, nur wenige Fehler.
Es liegt an Ihnen, ob Sie die Prüfung bestehen oder nicht.
Es ist nicht jedermanns Sache, im Ausland zu studieren.
Als ich jung war, lebte ich von der Hand in den Mund.
Vergessen Sie nicht, diesen Brief gleich morgens abzuschicken.
Dein Vater arbeitet für eine Bank, nicht wahr?
Ob es uns gelingt oder nicht, wir müssen unser Bestes geben.
Ich fürchte, ich habe eine Entzündung in meinen Augen.
Jedes Mal, wenn ich dich anrufe, bist du draußen.
Du wirst in Schwierigkeiten geraten, wenn deine Eltern es herausfinden.
Dies ist der Mann, den die Polizei verdächtigt.
Cathy kommt heute Abend, um unser Baby zu sehen.
Die Frage ist, wer das machen wird.
Ich gehe lieber raus, als zu Hause zu bleiben.
Nachdem er damit fertig war, ging er zu Bett.
Als er am Bahnhof ankam, war der Zug bereits abgefahren.
Ich hoffe, dass Sie mir helfen werden.
Keiko ist nett, nicht wahr?
Er ist der Einzige, der das kann.
Ich denke, es ist hier in der Nähe.
Wir müssen entscheiden, wann wir beginnen.
Ich flehe Sie an, hören Sie mir zu.
Herr Yamada, Sie werden am Telefon gesucht.
Es war Tom, der gestern das Fenster zerbrochen hat.
Halten Sie sich von mir fern, denn ich habe eine schlimme Erkältung.
Als er jung war, wirkte er arrogant.
Wenn ich du wäre, würde ich das nicht tun.
Er leitete das Unternehmen, während sein Vater krank war.
Das Bild, das Sie sich ansehen, kostet 100.000 Yen.
Es gelang mir, es ihm verständlich zu machen.
Es stimmt, dass sie Französisch unterrichtet.
Ich glaube nicht, dass solche Dinge existieren.
Ich möchte, dass du mir bei meinen Hausaufgaben hilfst.
Mein Onkel kam, um mich zu besuchen.
Es ist für uns unmöglich, diesen Fluss zu überqueren.
Ich hoffe, Sie zu sehen .
Ich hatte vor, ins Ausland zu gehen.
Der Lehrer wird Ihnen zeigen, wie es geht.
Ich frage mich, ob Sie mir einen Gefallen tun könnten.
Sie müssen darüber nachdenken, bevor Sie antworten.
Beeilen Sie sich, sonst kommen wir zu spät.
Wir waren dort, um sie zu verabschieden.
Wenn es morgen regnet, fahren wir mit dem Auto dorthin.
Ich erklärte mich bereit, ihm bei seiner Arbeit zu helfen.
Wir sind der Meinung, dass es keine Kriege mehr geben sollte.
Sie machte sich daran, den Aufsatz zu schreiben.
Ich habe gehört, dass du krank warst.
Ich bin verantwortlich für das, was mein Sohn getan hat.
Erlauben Sie mir bitte, Ihnen einige Fragen zu stellen.
Ich muss zum Flughafen, um meine Familie zu treffen.
Die Frau, die die weiße Kleidung trug, war auf einer Party.
Ich war dort, um meinen Freund zu verabschieden.
Der Lehrer fing an, mir Fragen zuzuwerfen.
Vergessen Sie nicht, mir zu schreiben.
Du weißt, dass ich das nicht kann.
Sie brachte ein schönes, gesundes Baby zur Welt.
Was er sagt, ergibt keinen Sinn.
Er traute sich nicht, etwas zu sagen.
Ich wünschte, ich hätte nicht so viel Geld ausgegeben.
Bis er kam, war alles in Ordnung.
Wir waren überrascht, die Neuigkeiten zu hören.
Wenn der Frühling kommt, wird es warm.
Er ging sogar so weit, mich einen Narren zu nennen.
Er erzählte mir, dass er dorthin gegangen sei.
Das Leben war so flach, seit ich hierher kam.
Ich ging in den Park, um Tennis zu spielen.
Umso trauriger war ich, das zu hören.
Nein, ich fahre mit dem Bus.
Mein Vater hat mich zu dem gemacht, was ich heute bin.
Können Sie bereit sein, morgen abzureisen?
Kleine Kinder haben Angst davor, im Dunkeln allein gelassen zu werden.
Sie müssen lernen, vorsichtiger zu sein.
Ich eilte zum Bahnhof, verpasste jedoch den Zug.
Mein Auto ist groß genug, um fünf Personen zu transportieren.
Kurz gesagt, das Treffen war Zeitverschwendung.
Nein, das hat sie nicht.
Viele Freunde kamen, um mich zu verabschieden.
Als ich jung war, habe ich oft Baseball geschaut.
Niemand mag es, ausgelacht zu werden.
Er ist reich genug, um das Gemälde zu kaufen.
Schau dir den Jungen an, der rennt.
Ich bin mir sicher, dass Bob die Prüfung bestehen wird.
Nehmen wir an, dass sie hier ist.
Sie ist es nicht gewohnt, längere Zeit Auto zu fahren.
Es macht keinen Unterschied, ob er kommt oder nicht.
Wie lange ist es her, seit wir uns das letzte Mal trafen?
Alles zu verstehen bedeutet, allen zu vergeben.
Es scheint, dass sein Vater Anwalt ist.
Warst du es, der letzte Nacht die Tür offen gelassen hat?
Du hast mich wirklich dazu gebracht, mein Gesicht zu verlieren.
Versprechen werden gemacht, um gebrochen zu werden.
Er ist kein Mann, dem man vertrauen kann.
Es hat keinen Sinn, so zu tun, als wäre man krank.
Ich erinnere mich, dass er das gesagt hat.
Ich ging zum Flughafen, um sie zu verabschieden.
Während ich ein Buch las, schlief ich ein.
Bitte erklären Sie, wie das Arzneimittel einzunehmen ist.
Nun fragen Sie sich vielleicht, warum!
Wie kommt es, dass du so einen Fehler gemacht hast?
Versuchen Sie, das Problem aus ihrer Sicht zu betrachten.
Sie kam nach Japan, um Japanisch zu lernen.
Tun Sie nicht so, als wüssten Sie es nicht.
Beeilen Sie sich, um den Zug zu erreichen.
Es ist wahrscheinlich, dass sie kommen wird.
Ich glaube kaum, dass sie das tun würde.
Es versteht sich von selbst, dass Englisch eine internationale Sprache ist.
Du bist ihm vorhin über den Weg gelaufen, nicht wahr?
Das könnte wahr sein, aber ich glaube nicht wirklich.
Das Haus, das Tom gebaut hat, ist wunderbar.
Es ist wahrscheinlich, dass er krank ist.
Es ist nicht klar, wann der Mann geboren wurde.
Du kümmerst dich um die Kinder, Tom.
Ich mache es mir zur Regel, jeden Tag Mathematik zu lernen.
Er sah sich um, aber er sah niemanden.
Es ist Zeitverschwendung, länger zu bleiben.
Ich schaue wirklich zu meinem Englischlehrer, Herrn Taniguchi, auf.
Manche lesen Bücher, nur um sich die Zeit zu vertreiben.
Der Präsident weigerte sich, die Frage zu beantworten.
Sie müssen mit dem Rauchen aufhören, da es ungesund ist.
Die schönste Zeit im Leben ist, wenn wir jung sind.
Du kannst genauso gut bleiben, wo du bist.
Diese Übung ist für mich leicht genug, ohne Hilfe durchzuführen.
Gießen Sie die Blumen, bevor Sie frühstücken.
Du magst Englisch, nicht wahr?
Er ist zwar noch ein Junge, aber er ist sehr nachdenklich.
Ich frage mich, welche Sprache man in Brasilien spricht.
Ich mache es mir zur Regel, niemals Geld zu leihen.
Ich werde dich aufsuchen, wenn ich New York besuche.
Es ist schwer, diesen Roman zu verstehen.
Es fällt mir schwer, diese Frage zu verstehen.
Sie nehmen mehr Kalorien zu sich, als nötig sind.
Sie haben nichts damit zu tun, sich darüber zu beschweren.
Bitte kontaktieren Sie mich, wenn Sie nach Tokio kommen.
Was er sagt, ist falsch.
Du kannst nach Hause gehen, wenn du willst.
Ich bevorzuge, dass du kommst.
Es ist wahrscheinlich, dass er mich absichtlich warten ließ.
Es ist seltsam, dass sie so wütend werden.
Schade, dass Sie nicht kommen können.
Er kaufte das Grundstück mit der Absicht, darauf ein Haus zu bauen.
Ich halte es für notwendig, dass Sie härter lernen.
Hören Sie zu, was ich zu sagen habe.
Während sie in Japan war, kaufte sie die Kamera.
Wenn er ins Ausland ging, nahm er seine Tochter mit.
Das ist der beste Film, den ich je gesehen habe.
Nein, das ist alles .
Sie ist ganz dafür, einkaufen zu gehen.
Ich fürchte, ich habe Neuralgie.
Ich glaube, das Mädchen hat sich die Haare geschnitten, um sich ein neues Aussehen zu verleihen.
Was würde ich nicht tun, um euch beiden aus der Klemme zu helfen?
Wenn ich darüber nachdenke, liegt er falsch.
Die Kiste ist so schwer, dass ich sie nicht tragen kann.
Wenn Sie im Leben erfolgreich sein wollen, müssen Sie härter arbeiten.
Es ist ungewiss, ob er zustimmen wird oder nicht.
Ich habe die Uhr verloren, die ich am Vortag gekauft hatte.
Es war für mich ganz einfach, den Plan umzusetzen.
Es war fahrlässig von Ihnen, Ihre Tasche zurückzulassen.
Gehen Sie, wann Sie wollen.
Ich sagte ihm, er solle den Raum verlassen.
Ich versuchte es noch einmal, scheiterte jedoch.
Als ich zurückkam, war mein Fahrrad weg.
Er ist, soweit ich weiß, ein guter Kerl.
Es wird nicht mehr lange dauern, bis der warme Frühling kommt.
Steh früh auf, sonst kommst du zu spät.
Ich hoffe, dass es Dir bald wieder gut geht.
Tom wurde von seinem Chef heruntergerufen, weil er zu spät zur Arbeit kam.
Du redest mir immer etwas entgegen, nicht wahr?
Sie rief ihn zurück, um ihm etwas zu geben, das sie zurückgelassen hatte.
Das ist eine zu schöne Geschichte, um wahr zu sein.
Ich habe vieles versucht, bin aber doch gescheitert.
Je mehr Sie lernen, desto mehr wollen Sie.
Wenn Sie sofort starten, erreichen Sie den Zug rechtzeitig.
Er erinnert sich, ihr jede Woche zu schreiben.
Was schön ist, ist nicht immer gut.
Alles Fisch, der ins Netz kommt.
Schade, dass ich kein Gehör für Musik habe.
Steigen Sie nicht aus dem Bus, bis er anhält.
Sagen Sie mir, was Sie vorhaben.
Ich wünschte, wir hätten das Spiel gewonnen.
Löschen Sie unbedingt das Feuer, bevor Sie gehen.
Wenn Sie wütend sind, zählen Sie bis zehn.
Es wird nicht mehr lange dauern, bis sie zurückkommt.
Ich kann so etwas nicht tun, wie Sie es getan haben.
Ich weiß, wie du dich fühlst, aber es ist vorbei.
Ich werde gehen, auch wenn es regnet.
Um dieses Buch zu lesen, braucht man einen großen Wortschatz.
Ich habe gehört, dass du krank warst.
Tu, was er dir sagt.
Sagen Sie mir, wann Sie kommen werden.
Ich werde für dich tun, was ich kann.
Mädchen wie sie ist, sie ist mutig.
Rufen Sie mich unbedingt an, wenn Sie hierher kommen.
Er kam hierher, um mir zu helfen.
Er vermied es, sie unterwegs zu treffen.
Warum gehst du zu Fuß, wenn du ein Auto hast?
Bitte fragen Sie, ob dieses Buch in der Bibliothek vorhanden ist.
Das ist billig, nicht wahr?
Was ist, wenn ich „Nein“ sage?
Es hat mir Spaß gemacht, mit Ihnen zu reden.
Beeilen Sie sich, sonst kommen Sie zu spät zum Mittagessen.
Es besteht wenig Hoffnung, dass es ihr bald besser geht.
Sie tun nichts anderes, als sich zu beschweren.
Es wird nicht mehr lange dauern, bis mein Mann zurückkommt.
Sie tun alles, um zu gewinnen.
Ich habe beschlossen, ein Auto zu kaufen.
Meine Schuhe sind alt, aber seine sind neu.
Tu das, was richtig ist.
Was mich betrifft, kann ich heute gehen.
Sie können überall hingehen, wo Sie möchten.
Es war ein Glück für Sie, dass Sie es gefunden haben.
Bitte lassen Sie es mich wissen, wenn wir dort ankommen.
Da Sie nicht überrascht sind, denke ich, dass Sie es gewusst haben müssen.
Ich kann nicht gehen, wenn ich nicht eingeladen bin.
Das Los fiel ihr zu, ihm zu helfen.
Ich fürchte, ich habe einen falschen Zug genommen.
Es ist wichtig, ein Gefühl für sich selbst zu haben.
Ich bleibe hier, bis du zurückkommst.
Du hast gut daran getan, das Geheimnis zu bewahren.
Wissen Sie, was Sie fragen?
Sie kann kein Englisch, geschweige denn Französisch.
Nein, ich fürchte nicht.
Keiner von uns weiß, was auf uns zukommt.
Es ist nicht möglich, ihn für den Unfall verantwortlich zu machen.
Ich fürchte, Sie irren sich .
Sie sagt, dass sie kommen wird.
Es dauerte eine Woche, bis Jane ihre Erkältung überwunden hatte.
Ich werde die Arbeit erledigt haben, bis er zurückkommt.
Er arbeitet hart daran, die Prüfung zu bestehen.
Es scheint, dass der Lehrer enttäuscht war.
Es tut mir leid, Sie zu belästigen.
Ich sollte dorthin gehen, werde es aber nicht tun.
Sie sagen, dass sie bald heiraten wird.
Ich war auf dem Bahnhof, um sie zu verabschieden.
Ich bat sie, uns das Buch zu schicken.
Alle Straßen, die in die Stadt führen, sind voller Autos.
Ich mag die Art, wie du gehst.
Alles, was er sagte, war richtig.
Was hat Sie daran gehindert, früher zu kommen?
Ich glaube nicht, dass er etwas mit der Sache zu tun hat.
Du kannst doch kein Französisch, oder?
Wie wäre es, heute Abend auswärts zu essen?
Pssst, sie wird dich hören!
Dies ist die Zeit, zu der er normalerweise ankommt.
Nein, ich habe es noch nicht geschrieben.
Ich hoffe, dass bald die Zeit kommt, in der es keinen Krieg mehr geben wird.
Der Mann beschloss, am Bahnhof zu warten, bis seine Frau kam.
Wir müssen mit dem auskommen, was wir haben.
Als ich heute Morgen den Zug bestieg, traf ich einen alten Freund von mir.
Sie werden bald überzeugt sein, dass ich Recht habe.
Er war ungeduldig, wenn es zu Verzögerungen kam.
Es tut mir leid, wenn meine Worte dich verletzt haben.
Ich glaube, dass er vertrauenswürdig ist.
Wir fangen an, sobald es aufhört zu regnen.
Haben Sie Mitarbeiter, die Japanisch sprechen?
Es ist gut für die Gesundheit, früh aufzustehen.
Das ist alles, was ich tun möchte.
Haben Sie sich entschieden, Lehrer zu werden?
Es ist nicht gut für Sie, Ihr Versprechen zu brechen.
Er zuckte zusammen, als er den Lärm hörte.
Wenn noch welche übrig sind, gib mir welche.
Die Chancen stehen gut, dass es heute regnen wird.
Ich weiß nicht, wann er das Gebäude betrat.
Es ist sehr heiß in diesem Raum, nicht wahr?
Ich denke, du hast völlig recht.
Ich denke, das ist eine gute Sache, weil es uns auf Trab hält.
Stört es Sie, wenn ich hier rauche?
Ich glaube, Sie sind ehrlich.
Wenn das stimmt, ist er nicht für den Unfall verantwortlich.
Ich schätze, ich muss darüber nachdenken.
Sie können so lange hier bleiben, wie Sie möchten.
Ich kann nicht anders, als sie zu lieben.
Als ich am Bahnhof ankam, rief ich einen Freund an.
Lasst uns diesen Berg besteigen, um ihn zu sehen.
Ich glaube, dass sein Handeln richtig war.
Er hat Angst, dass er zu spät kommen könnte.
Sie war so freundlich, mir eine große Summe Geld zu leihen.
Um ehrlich zu sein, ich interessiere mich nicht für Amerika.
Er hat mir versprochen, mit mir ins Kino zu gehen.
Ich habe Angst, dass es regnen wird.
Es ist notwendig, dass Sie hart arbeiten.
Ich weiß nicht genau, wo ich geboren wurde.
Entschuldigung, könnten Sie das noch einmal etwas langsamer sagen?
Ich fürchte, er ist krank.
Ich fürchte, ich habe etwas Schlechtes gegessen.
Masao wird nicht hierher kommen, oder?
Ihr Traum ist es, Paris zu besuchen.
Es hat keinen Sinn, eine solche Ausrede zu finden.
Was für ein Segen ist es, dass sie nicht gekommen sind.
Wer auch immer kommt, öffnet nicht die Tür.
Er ist alt genug, um zu trinken.
Erlauben Sie mir, dorthin zu gehen?
Die Uhr, die ich neulich verloren habe, war neu.
Ich fürchte, ich muss Schluss machen.
Als sie die Nachricht hörte, wurde sie blass.
Er sorgt dafür, dass sich jeder wohl fühlt.
So klein sie auch war, sie war mutig.
Als ich nach Hause kam, klingelte das Telefon.
Stehen Sie auf, wenn Ihr Name aufgerufen wird.
Er freut sich sehr darauf, dorthin zu gehen.
Du magst keine Schokolade, oder?
Bitte löschen Sie das Licht, bevor Sie schlafen gehen.
Meine Familie besteht aus meinem Vater, meiner Mutter und meiner Schwester.
Ich habe es als selbstverständlich angesehen, dass du kommen würdest.
Ich habe Bauchschmerzen, Herr Doktor.
Bald werden Sie sich daran gewöhnen, alleine zu leben.
Kannst du mir sagen, wo ich falsch liege?
Diese Musik ist so schön, dass sie mir Tränen in die Augen treibt.
Schuhe sind steif, wenn sie neu sind.
Ich gebe dir alles, was du willst.
Nachdem sie die Aufgabe erledigt hatten, gingen sie nach Hause.
Es ist wirklich an der Zeit, dass etwas getan wird.
Was diese Angelegenheit betrifft, bin ich zufrieden.
Sobald er das Medikament einnahm, sank sein Fieber.
Wo Rauch ist, ist Feuer.
Es ist nett von Ihnen, das zu sagen.
Menschen, Hunde, Fische und Vögel sind alles Tiere.
Ich rufe Sie an, sobald ich am Flughafen bin.
Was hat ihn dazu gebracht, seine Meinung zu ändern?
Ich fragte, wo sie wohnte.
Es ist unhöflich von ihm, mich nicht anzurufen.
Es ist richtig, dass Sie es schreiben sollten.
Er schlug vor, dass wir schwimmen gehen.
Sie nahm sich die Mühe, ihre Freundin am Flughafen zu treffen.
Er ist alt genug, um es zu verstehen.
Ich muss darüber nachdenken, bevor ich Ihnen antworte.
Ich bin es nicht gewohnt, so früh aufzustehen.
Kein Zweifel, sie wird bald kommen.
Sie ist damit beschäftigt, Englisch zu lernen.
Dies ist die Zeitschrift, über die ich mit Ihnen gesprochen habe.
Ich konnte ihn nicht dazu bringen, mit dem Rauchen aufzuhören.
Was nötig ist, ist einfach das Buch zu lesen, wenn es kostenlos ist.
Liebe bedeutet, sie in deinen Träumen zu sehen.
Ich war sehr nervös, als das Flugzeug abhob.
Er sagte mir, dass die Reise ausgefallen sei.
Ich freue mich, wenn ich Ihnen in irgendeiner Weise behilflich sein kann.
Er blieb den ganzen Tag zu Hause, anstatt auszugehen.
Es ist unmöglich, in einem so dunklen Raum zu arbeiten.
Jedes Mal, wenn ich ihn sehe, lächelt er.
Übrigens, hast du deine Hausaufgaben gemacht?
Es wurde dunkel, bevor ich es wusste.
Er rief aus, dass sie wunderschön sei.
Ich habe nach jemandem gesucht, der ihren Platz einnimmt.
Wir beschlossen, den Plan auszuführen.
Ich habe beobachtet, wie er hier vorbeikam.
Ich werde Ihnen bis nächste Woche die Informationen zukommen lassen, die Sie benötigen.
Es fiel mir schwer, zum Flughafen zu gelangen.
Führen Sie die Aufgabe so gut aus, wie Sie können.
Es tut mir Leid, dass ich zu spät bin .
Ich werde es ihm sagen, wenn er hierher kommt.
Ich fürchte, das tust du nicht.
Das ist die gleiche Uhr, die ich verloren habe.
Das erklärt, warum die Tür offen stand.
Alles, was gewünscht wurde, wurde jetzt gesendet.
Bitte sagen Sie mir, wann er zurückkommt.
Stört es Sie, wenn ich hier rauche?
Sein Wunsch war es, nach Amerika zu gehen.
Ich habe bemerkt, dass du mein Zimmer betreten hast.
Das Essen im Wohnheim, in dem er wohnt, ist sehr gut.
Du bist alt genug, um das zu verstehen.
Ich wünschte, ich hätte sie geheiratet.
Ich habe versucht, einen Freund von der Heirat abzubringen.
Ich denke, er ist ehrlich.
Ich hoffe, dass es Dir bald wieder gut geht.
Er ist es gewohnt, bis spät in die Nacht wach zu bleiben.
Können Sie mir sagen, wo die Hauptstraße ist?
Es besteht eine gute Chance, dass er gewinnt.
Achten Sie darauf, dass der Hund nicht entkommt.
Ich möchte in einer ruhigen Stadt leben, in der die Luft sauber ist.
Ich mag es nicht, wenn du alleine ausgehst.
Er hatte das Glück, das Buch wiederzufinden, das er verloren hatte.
Die Polizei begann in kürzester Zeit, sich mit der Sache zu befassen.
Ich freue mich darauf, von Ihnen zu hören.
Er versuchte, mit uns Französisch zu sprechen.
Es ist schwierig, mit ihm umzugehen.
Ich war sehr erleichtert, die Nachricht zu hören.
Arbeiten Sie, während Sie arbeiten, spielen Sie, während Sie spielen.
Ich fand es schwierig, die Maschine zu bedienen.
Ich glaube nicht, dass ihr Plan aufgehen wird.
Allein gelassen begann er, ein Buch zu lesen.
Stört es Sie, das Fenster zu öffnen?
Ich mache es mir zur Regel, jeden Morgen einen Spaziergang zu machen.
Du musst nur zusehen, was ich tue.
Sie konnte es kaum erwarten, die Party zu verlassen.
Du redest, als wärst du der Boss.
Warte noch ein bisschen, bis ich bereit bin.
Während ich zur Schule ging, wurde ich von einem Regenschauer überrascht.
Ich möchte eine Person, die Französisch sprechen kann.
Ich frage mich, ob ich diesen Job annehmen soll.
Ich bin zwar nicht so dumm, aber ich kann es zu schätzen wissen.
Wir haben ihnen geraten, früh anzufangen.
Ich habe gehört, dass es Zeit braucht, sich mit den Engländern anzufreunden.
Ich bin müde, aber ich gehe trotzdem.
Er neigt dazu, den Namen anderer zu vergessen.
Eine Krankheit verhinderte, dass er an der Versammlung teilnehmen konnte.
Stört es Sie, wenn ich Ihnen eine Frage stelle?
Ich beschloss, nicht zu gehen.
Ich habe keine Ahnung, wie das Wetter morgen sein wird.
Lassen Sie alles weg, was nutzlos ist.
Sie sparen viel Zeit, wenn Sie das Auto nehmen.
Wer alles vergisst, ist glücklich.
Er ist nicht so dumm, aber er kann es verstehen.
Vergessen Sie nicht, diesen Brief per Post zu verschicken.
Stört es Sie, wenn ich eine Weile fernsehe?
Wer hat dich zu dem gemacht, was du jetzt bist?
Du bist groß, aber er ist noch größer.
Die Chancen stehen sehr gut, dass unser Team gewinnt.
Alle Dinge haben zusammengearbeitet, damit sie die Prüfung bestand.
Es kam vor, dass er krank war.
Wenn es morgen regnet, bleibe ich zu Hause.
Sagen Sie mir Bescheid, wann immer Sie kommen.
Ich sollte ihn fragen, wenn ich du wäre.
Ich hoffe, du hattest eine schöne Reise.
Es wird nicht mehr lange dauern, bis wir die Wahrheit erfahren können.
Das ist nicht das, was ich bestellt habe.
Eine Krankheit verhinderte, dass ich zu seinem Konzert gehen konnte.
Das Gesicht des Kindes bewegte sich, als sie versuchte, die Tränen zurückzuhalten.
Ich frage mich, wie Sie dem Vorschlag zustimmen konnten.
Ich glaube, ich muss gehen, da es schon spät ist.
Sie müssen nicht darauf achten, was er sagt.
Er kann es kaum erwarten, ins Krankenhaus zu gehen.
Wenn ich seine Hilfe nicht gehabt hätte, wäre ich tot.
Ich freue mich darauf, Dich zu sehen .
Wenn es sich lohnt, es zu tun, dann machen Sie es gut.
Er wird es nie versäumen, das Projekt umzusetzen.
Das bedeutet nichts, wenn Englischsprachige es nicht verstehen.
Ich meine, ich war die ganze Zeit gebannt.
Ich glaube nicht, dass er ehrlich ist.
Er stand früh auf, um rechtzeitig zum Zug zu kommen.
Es ist schwer, in dieser Stadt zu leben.
Ich sagte ihr, sie solle nicht gehen.
Ich werde meinen Sohn bitten, den Plan zu machen.
Ich bin enttäuscht, dass er nicht hier ist.
Immer wenn ich anrufe, ist er draußen.
Es ist schon lange her, dass wir so schönes Wetter hatten.
Bitte zögern Sie nicht, mir Fragen zu stellen.
Nein, das wirst du nicht.
Es ist offensichtlich, dass der Mann Unrecht hat.
Ich brenne darauf, ins Ausland zu gehen.
Sie versuchte, die Tatsache zu verheimlichen.
Was mich betrifft, bin ich nicht gegen Ihre Meinung.
Er ist nicht, was er war.
Du warst nett, mir zu helfen.
Ist es nahezu unmöglich, 150 Jahre alt zu werden?
Die Tasche war zu schwer, als dass ich sie alleine tragen konnte.
Schreiben Sie mir, wenn Sie in Schwierigkeiten sind.
Er hatte keinen Freund, der ihm helfen konnte.
Er war so freundlich, uns zu helfen.
Ich sagte ihr, sie solle um neun zu Hause sein.
Sie kam herüber, um mit mir zu sprechen.
Ich kann diesen Film nie sehen, ohne berührt zu sein.
Ich denke, es ist besser, sofort zu gehen.
Nein, ich bin ausgegangen.
Vergessen Sie bitte nicht, den Brief zur Post zu schicken.
Beeilen Sie sich, sonst verpassen Sie den Zug.
Er ist die letzte Person, die ich jetzt sehen möchte.
Sonntag ist der Tag, an dem ich am meisten zu tun habe.
Mary nannte ihn jeden Namen, der ihr einfiel.
Ich hoffe, dass es morgen nicht regnet.
Es kommt nicht darauf an, was Sie sagen, sondern was Sie tun.
Ich werde dir geben, was immer du willst.
Ich erinnere mich an das Haus, in dem ich aufgewachsen bin.
Was er sagte, erwies sich als wahr.
Bringen Sie so viele Kartons mit, wie Sie tragen können.
Es gelang mir nicht, sein Haus zu finden.
Ich war am Flughafen, um ihn zu verabschieden.
Ich erkannte sie sofort, als ich sie sah.
Was er sagt, ist sehr wichtig.
Niemand hatte jemals die Möglichkeit, den Raum zu betreten.
Diesmal scheint es, als würde er die Wahrheit sagen.
Ich besuchte das Dorf, in dem er geboren wurde.
Die Zeit wird kommen, in der Sie die Wahrheit erfahren werden.
Es gibt nichts zu tun, also kann ich genauso gut ins Bett gehen.
Ich gewöhnte mich schnell daran, in der Öffentlichkeit zu sprechen.
Können Sie sich vorstellen, was ich jetzt denke?
Ich hatte genug zu tun, um mich um meine eigenen Kinder zu kümmern.
Heute Morgen habe ich den Zug verpasst, den ich normalerweise nehme.
Es ist nicht abzusehen, wann er auftauchen wird.
Wenn Sie meinen Rat befolgen, werden Sie keine Probleme haben.
Wir haben unterlassen, was wir hätten tun sollen.
Fangen wir an, sobald er kommt.
Übrigens, wie viele Kinder gehen mit?
Ich habe gehört, du bist sehr reich.
Das ist das Haus, in dem ich lange gelebt habe.
Sie tat nichts anderes, als sich umzusehen.
Er ist zu alt, um schnell zu gehen.
Er arbeitete Tag und Nacht, um reich zu werden.
Ich wünschte, ich hätte die Zeit gehabt, bei Ihnen zu bleiben und mit Ihnen zu reden.
Ja, ich denke, du solltest gehen.
Ich denke, was Sie tun, ist richtig.
Ich habe mir ein klares Bild davon gemacht, wie es funktioniert.
Er sagte, er würde mich am nächsten Tag sehen.
Sie tat so, als würde sie ihn nicht hören.
Nein, ich habe es geändert.
Sie haben allen Grund, das zu sagen.
Sie hat niemanden, der auf sie wartet.
Er ist immer unterwegs, von morgens bis abends.
Ich habe es satt, hier zu arbeiten.
Es ist schade, dass er sie nicht heiraten kann.
Ich werde tun, was Sie sagen.
Es dauerte nicht lange, bis die Nachricht kam.
Du redest mir immer etwas entgegen, nicht wahr?
Es sieht so aus, als hätten sie sich wieder versöhnt.
Er empfand große Trauer, als seine Frau starb.
Ich denke oft an den Ort, an dem ich dich getroffen habe.
Ich weiß, dass es hier eine große Kirche gab.
Sie entschloss sich, Sekretärin zu werden.
Ich weiß nicht, ob es wahr ist.
Dieses Buch ist zu teuer. Ich kann es mir nicht leisten, es zu kaufen.
Es fiel ihnen schwer, ihren Lebensunterhalt zu verdienen.
Bob ging, bevor ich es merkte.
Sie werden sehen, dass ich Recht habe.
Vater ist damit beschäftigt, meine Hausaufgaben durchzusehen.
Ich habe jetzt keine Lust, etwas zu essen.
Es ist so nett von dir, mir ein Geschenk zu machen.
Ich denke, ich werde noch eine Weile in dieser Stadt bleiben.
Du hast kein Recht, dorthin zu gehen.
Als er jung war, stand er immer früh auf.
Es ist nicht meine Absicht, zurückzukehren.
Gehen Sie und sehen Sie, wer es ist.
Wer ist jünger, er oder ich?
Dies ist das erste Mal, dass ich einen Spielberg-Film gesehen habe.
Es war fahrlässig von ihr, alleine auszugehen.
Ich bin mir sicher, dass es leicht sein wird, einen Platz zu finden.
Von den Schülern wird erwartet, dass sie fleißig lernen.
Niemand weiß, was in Zukunft passieren wird.
Sie hat hart gearbeitet, um die Prüfung zu bestehen.
Ich fand, dass Tom nett war.
Ich fürchte, mir ist der Kaffee ausgegangen.
Es ist offensichtlich, dass er recht hat.
Wenn ich 30 Minuten warten muss, bestelle ich später.
Er wies mich an, früh zu Bett zu gehen.
Du bist nicht derjenige, der gestorben ist.
Kalt heute Morgen, nicht wahr?
Verzeihen Sie, dass ich zu spät komme.
Wissen Sie, ich hatte viel Spaß.
Wenn es morgen gut ist, machen wir ein Picknick.
Ich habe jetzt keine Lust, etwas zu essen.
Es ist zehn Jahre her, seit ich sie das letzte Mal gesehen habe.
Bitte denken Sie daran, was ich gesagt habe.
Mein Großvater starb, als ich ein Junge war.
Mein Job ist es, auf das Baby aufzupassen.
Sie war so wütend, dass sie nicht sprechen konnte.
Als ich heute Morgen aufwachte, hatte sich der Regen in Schnee verwandelt.
Er war verwirrt darüber, was er antworten sollte.
Ich helfe Ihnen, wenn Sie in Schwierigkeiten sind.
Er legt Wert darauf, vor dem Abendessen zu lernen.
Ich werde Ihnen das Ergebnis mitteilen, sobald es veröffentlicht wird.
Es ist in Ordnung zu trinken, aber trinken Sie in Maßen.
Haben Sie eine Vorstellung davon, wie viele Einwohner Tokio hat?
Glauben Sie, dass er erneut zum Präsidenten gewählt wird?
Geben Sie bei allem, was Sie tun, Ihr Bestes.
Ich bin bereit, alles für Sie zu tun.
Es verging kein Tag, an dem ich nicht das Klavierspielen übte.
Das Abendessen ist fertig, Vater.
Herr Crouch, was machen Sie?
Ich werde es tun, ob Sie damit einverstanden sind oder nicht.
Du bist mit deinem Leben zufrieden, nicht wahr?
Wir werden nach Hause fahren, sobald es aufhört zu regnen.
Kann es wahr sein, dass er krank ist?
Die Arbeit meiner Schwester besteht darin, Englisch zu unterrichten.
Es ist fünf Jahre her, seit sie nach Japan kamen.
Sie sollten versuchen, sich besser zu benehmen.
Erinnern Sie sich, was sie gesagt hat?
Alles was Sie tun müssen, ist hier Ihren Namen zu unterschreiben.
Es ist ein Glück, dass das Wetter so schön ist.
Er antwortete, dass er davon nichts wisse.
Wir werden morgen früh aufbrechen, sofern das Wetter es zulässt.
Nein, das kann nicht wahr sein.
Ich fürchte, mit meiner Uhr stimmt etwas nicht.
Ich bin 1,80 Meter groß.
Der Junge, der das Auto wäscht, ist mein Bruder.
Er schlug einen Plan vor, der meinem ähnelte.
Ich kann es kaum erwarten, Großbritannien noch einmal zu besuchen.
Ich gehe lieber zu Fuß, als auf den nächsten Bus zu warten.
Ich hoffe, Journalist zu werden.
Es gelang ihm, rechtzeitig dort anzukommen.
Nicht nur sie, sondern auch ihre Eltern waren zur Party eingeladen.
Haben Sie Lust, spazieren zu gehen?
Ich wartete darauf, dass sie sprach.
Mir wird morgens schlecht, wenn ich aufstehe.
Mir gefällt nicht, wie sie lacht.
Was meinst du damit, warum sage ich es nie?
Wir beschlossen, einen Deal mit ihm zu machen.
Was er sagte, war keineswegs wahr.
Sie sind nicht alt genug, um alleine schwimmen zu gehen.
Es tut mir leid, dass ich Sie so lange warten ließ.
Versuchen Sie, Ihre Zeit sinnvoll zu nutzen.
Sein Gesicht verzog sich, als er die Nachricht hörte.
Wenn Sie das tun, werden Sie für eine Person mit schlechten Manieren gehalten.
Es ist notwendig, dass Sie sofort einen Arzt aufsuchen.
Er grübelte über den Fehler, den er gemacht hatte.
Er war entmutigt, das zu hören.
Es ist nicht gut, die Zeit zu verschwenden.
Ich weiß, dass es von ihm getan wurde.
Sie ist hier weggegangen, lange bevor du angekommen bist.
Er könnte die Prüfung bestehen, nicht wahr?
Dass er kommen wird, ist sicher.
Es ist notwendig, dass Sie sofort beginnen.
Je mehr, desto besser .
Ich wünschte, du wärst nie geboren worden.
Das ist genau das Wörterbuch, das ich mir schon so lange gewünscht habe.
Ich hätte nie gedacht, dass ich dich hier treffen würde.
Sie ist es gewohnt, alleine zu leben.
Je mehr, desto besser .
Es ist mir gelungen, das Geheimnis zu lüften.
Wir freuen uns, bald von Ihnen zu hören.
Es scheint, dass Herr Brooke ein ehrlicher Mann ist.
Ich habe heute keine Lust, etwas zu essen.
Wenn ich Ihren Reisepass finde, rufe ich Sie sofort an.
Es gibt viele Bücher, nicht wahr?
Ich habe Ärger mit der Polizei bekommen, weil ich zu schnell gefahren bin.
Er hat versucht, das Problem zu lösen.
Ob das klappt, ist fraglich.
Ich entkam dem Feuer mit nichts als der Kleidung, die ich am Leib trug.
Es ist mir verboten, dieses Telefon zu benutzen.
Er hat Angst, Fehler zu machen.
Dies ist das Kino, in dem wir ausländische Filme sehen.
Es tut mir leid, dass ich Sie so lange warten ließ.
Es ist bedauerlich, dass Sie nicht früher damit begonnen haben.
Hier ist das Buch, das Sie suchen.
Er versäumt es nie, ihr jede Woche zu schreiben.
Wir können nicht auf Erfolg im Leben hoffen, wenn wir nicht bei guter Gesundheit sind.
Ich konnte nicht zur Arbeit gehen, weil ich krank war.
Als sie eine Frage stellen wollte, hob sie die Hand.
Wir hatten Angst, dass wir ihn verletzen könnten.
Ich hoffe, dass es ihm gelingt.
Was Sie sagen, ist weder hier noch dort.
Sie haben guten Grund, wütend zu sein.
Er sorgt dafür, dass sich jeder wohl fühlt.
Würde es Ihnen etwas ausmachen, diesen Brief für mich zu schicken?
Ich war von dem Moment an, als ich sie traf, zu ihr hingezogen.
Bitte nehmen Sie so viel mit, wie Sie benötigen.
Wenn Sie diesen Stift wollen, leihe ich ihn Ihnen.
Das ist ein schwacher Tee, nicht wahr?
Sie können ihn nicht sehen, weil er verlobt ist.
Sie hat niemanden, an den sie sich wenden kann.
Meine Mutter erlaubte mir, ins Kino zu gehen.
Denken Sie daran, den Brief per Post zu verschicken.
Würden Sie ihm bitte raten, härter zu arbeiten?
Sobald der Mensch geboren wird, beginnt er zu sterben.
Es dauerte nicht lange, bis er wieder kam.
Er fragte uns, was wir wollten.
Sie ist damit beschäftigt, das Abendessen zu kochen.
Was er gesagt hat, widerspricht den Tatsachen.
Kaum war ich draußen, fing es an zu regnen.
Kommen Sie zu mir, wann immer Sie möchten.
Er konnte nicht zu uns kommen, weil er krank war.
Ist es möglich, den nächsten Flug zu nehmen?
Er bemühte sich, früh am Bahnhof zu sein.
Ich habe versucht, das Kind zu beruhigen.
Ich hoffe, es geht euch allen gut.
Ich habe versprochen, es zu tun.
Ich hatte keine Ahnung, dass du kommst.
Warte hier, bis ich zurückkomme.
Sie können so lange bleiben, wie Sie möchten.
Ich denke, sie wird bald zurückkommen.
Flugzeuge haben es einfacher gemacht, ins Ausland zu reisen.
Sie brach zusammen, als sie von dem Unfall hörte.
Das ist das süßeste Baby, das ich je gesehen habe.
Reichen Sie mir das Salz, ja?
Sie ist nicht nur intelligent, sondern auch schön.
Dies ist das Buch, von dem ich Ihnen erzählt habe.
Das bedeutet nicht, dass die Gefahr vorüber ist.
Er tat so, als ob er mich nicht hörte.
Es tut mir leid, ich kann dir nicht helfen.
Ich hoffe, Sie hören mir zu.
Sie werden es nie erfahren, wenn Sie es nicht versuchen.
Während er lernt, darf man nicht mit ihm sprechen.
Wenn das Wetter gut ist, gehe ich morgen raus.
Du redest, als wärst du der Boss.
Sie sollten sich bemühen, mit dem Rauchen aufzuhören.
Sie bat ihn, sich zu setzen.
Mir wäre es lieber, wenn sie neben mir sitzt.
Ich wünschte, sie wäre jetzt am Leben.
Sie freute sich, ihm auf der Party vorgestellt zu werden.
Es gelang ihm, das Problem zu lösen.
Ich gehe gerne spazieren, besonders morgens.
Ich möchte, dass Sie mich ihr vorstellen.
Stört es Sie, das Fenster zu öffnen?
Alles klar, ich werde es wieder tun.
Er neigt dazu, sich zu erkälten.
Sie müssen essen, was Ihnen serviert wird.
Der Junge, dem ich geholfen habe, ist Tony.
Wer kann sagen, was in Zukunft passieren wird?
Ich bin früh aufgestanden, um den ersten Zug zu erreichen.
Ich half meinem Vater, sein Auto zu waschen.
Ich kann es nicht ertragen, geschlagen zu werden.
Ich werde zu Hause sein, wenn sie das nächste Mal kommt.
Wir haben ihn dazu überredet, hinzugehen.
Sie haben guten Grund, wütend zu sein.
Gehen Sie nicht raus, wenn es dunkel wird.
Was würden Sie tun, wenn Sie Ihren Job verlieren würden?
Ich schwöre, ich werde so etwas niemals tun.
Lassen Sie mich klarstellen, was ich meine.
Sam, nicht!
Wenn Sie auf mein Buch stoßen, schicken Sie es mir dann zu?
Es kam vor, dass er nicht da war, als ich ihn besuchte.
Er ging nach Tokio mit der Absicht, Englisch zu lernen.
Er ist ein Mann, mit dem man rechnen muss.
Es ist nicht gut, zwischen den Mahlzeiten zu essen.
Es war sehr nett von Ihnen, mich einzuladen.
Obwohl es teuer ist, fliegen wir.
Er entschied sich dafür, dass ich bleibe.
Kaum war er angekommen, wurde er zum Gehen aufgefordert.
Ich habe beschlossen, eine bessere Lösung zu finden.
Wir sahen, wie das Kind in den Bus stieg.
Was haltet Ihr davon, gemeinsam auswärts essen zu gehen?
Es war klug von Bob, dieses Problem zu lösen.
Teilen Sie uns mit, wann Sie ankommen.
Ich weiß nicht, wann er zurückkommen wird.
Möchten Sie, dass ich helfe?
Ich werde dich unterstützen, solange ich lebe.
Ich respektiere Sie für das, was Sie getan haben.
Schreiben Sie mir, sobald Sie dort sind.
Mach es so, wie ich es dir gesagt habe.
Nun, ich habe mich gerade daran erinnert.
Sie müssen mir Bescheid geben, wenn Sie das nächste Mal hierher kommen.
Verzeihen Sie, dass ich das sage.
Ich war sehr traurig, als ich die Nachricht hörte.
Ich kenne das Haus, in dem er geboren wurde.
Du hättest klopfen sollen, bevor du reingekommen bist.
Ich wartete auf sie, bis es dunkel wurde.
Tut mir leid, aber hier liegst du falsch.
Letzte Nacht war es so heiß, dass ich nicht gut schlafen konnte.
Das Leben an diesem College ist nicht so, wie ich es erwartet hatte.
Markieren Sie die Wörter, die Sie nicht verstehen.
Entschuldigung, ich muss gehen.
Ich fürchte, ich kann nicht.
Sie sahen aus, als würden sie weinen.
Ich erinnere mich, sie einmal auf der Straße gesehen zu haben.
Er hat eine Tochter, die sehr hübsch ist.
Es ist zwei Jahre her, seit er nach Japan kam.
Es besteht wenig Hoffnung, dass sie pünktlich kommt.
Es ist sehr nett von Ihnen, mir zu helfen.
Endlich fand er heraus, wie man es macht.
Es scheint mir, dass er aus England kommt.
Eine Krankheit hinderte mich daran, ins Ausland zu gehen.
Er ist der letzte Mann, der lügt.
Jeder Artikel, den Sie lesen, wird die gleiche Geschichte erzählen.
Ein Jahr ist vergangen, seit er hierher kam.
Er beschloss, das Auto zu verkaufen.
Ich gehe einfach spazieren, um meinen Kopf frei zu bekommen.
Sie versprach, ihn im Café zu treffen.
Nicht nur Jim, sondern auch seine Eltern sind krank.
Ich denke, es wird ihm gelingen.
Er ist schrecklich darin, Englisch zu sprechen.
Alles, was Sie tun müssen, ist, fleißiger zu lernen.
Ich habe vergessen, wer es gesagt hat.
Sie ist nicht nur freundlich, sondern auch ehrlich.
Geben Sie mir noch eine Chance, es zu versuchen.
Die Welt ist nicht mehr das, was sie einmal war.
Ich hoffe, dass er sich leicht zurechtfinden wird.
Ich denke, du hast recht .
Gut, da wären wir !
Bill hat einen Teilzeitjob, um sich ein Auto kaufen zu können.
Gehen Sie ruhig, nicht wahr?
Jetzt ist die Zeit, in der wir ihn am meisten brauchen.
In diesem Raum ist es zu heiß, als dass wir darin arbeiten könnten.
Sie entschloss sich schließlich, ins Ausland zu gehen.
Sie können nicht zurücknehmen, was Sie gesagt haben.
Ich glaube nicht, dass ich gehen möchte.
Ich bin zufällig dabei gewesen, als das Auto den Jungen angefahren hat.
Es ist notwendig, dass Sie sich sofort dorthin begeben.
Mein Traum ist es, Lehrerin zu werden.
Es ist sehr unhöflich von Ihnen, so etwas zu sagen.
Es tut mir leid, dass ich nicht ganz verstanden habe, was Sie gesagt haben.
Er wird jemanden bitten, das Zimmer aufzuräumen.
Ich dachte, er würde nicht kommen.
Sie hatte mich kaum gesehen, als sie weglief.
Er kam vorbei, um uns zu sehen.
Sehen Sie, in welche Richtung die Katze springt.
Was würdest du tun, wenn du an meiner Stelle wärst?
Der Hund hielt mich davon ab, mich seinem Haus zu nähern.
Für uns ist es wichtig, auf andere Rücksicht zu nehmen.
Da meine Mutter krank war, blieb ich von der Schule fern.
Oh, mach dir darüber keine Sorgen.
Er gab keine Erklärung dafür, warum er abwesend war.
Vater ist damit beschäftigt, Briefe zu schreiben.
Ich wünschte, ich könnte dir das schöne Eis auf den Bäumen zeigen.
Es ist schlimm, andere zu verletzen.
Ich wusste nicht, was ich tun sollte.
Ich wünschte, ich könnte mit dem Rauchen aufhören.
Sieben Tage Samstag sind alles, was ich brauche.
Sie ist so aktiv, wie sie aussieht.
Es nützt nichts, zur Schule zu gehen, wenn man nicht studieren will.
Es fühlt sich an, als würde es am Nachmittag regnen.
Lasst uns heute Abend die ganze Nacht durchreden, ja?
Ich freue mich sehr, dass Ihr Traum wahr geworden ist.
Es steht Ihnen frei, dieses Auto zu benutzen.
Können Sie mir sagen, was dieses Wort bedeutet?
Ich fürchte, du hast mich missverstanden.
Versuchen Sie, nicht zu weinen.
Ich denke, es bedarf einer Optimierung.
Obwohl sie müde war, arbeitete sie weiter.
Er ging nach Amerika, um amerikanische Literatur zu studieren.
Was er sagte, erwies sich als falsch.
Wenn er nicht kommt, werden wir nicht gehen.
Sie tat mir leid, als ich ihre Geschichte hörte.
Meine Uhr ist kaputt, deshalb möchte ich eine neue.
Sicher, aber lassen Sie sich nicht die Zeit.
Der Regen hinderte mich daran, rauszugehen.
Sie schrieb das Buch über Menschen, die sie besuchte.
Ich glaube nicht, dass ihre Geschichte wahr ist.
Oh, aber das ist großartig.
Ich sage nie, was nicht wahr ist.
Ich vergesse nicht, das Licht auszumachen.
Sie können hier bleiben, solange Sie sich ruhig verhalten.
Je weniger Männer denken, desto mehr reden sie.
Es ist an der Zeit, dass Sie heiraten.
Als er hinausging, begann es zu regnen.
Das Kind sieht aus, als ob es gleich weinen würde.
Er arbeitet hart, um seinen Lebensunterhalt zu verdienen.
Er macht es sich zur Regel, jeden Morgen um sechs aufzustehen.
Der Punkt ist, dass sie zu jung sind.
Wenn Sie an meiner Stelle wären, was würden Sie tun?
Er ist ein guter Geiger, nicht wahr?
Ich habe mich gefragt, ob Sie morgen zum Abendessen mit mir essen möchten.
Als sie jung war, unternahm sie oft einen Ausflug.
Vielen Dank, dass Sie sich an meinen Geburtstag erinnern.
Kaum hatte er mich gesehen, rannte er weg.
Es war der Krieg, der Japan verändert hat.
Ich konnte mir kaum vorstellen, dass mein Plan schiefgehen würde.
Ich habe heute vergessen, ihn anzurufen.
Sie schämt sich, etwas zu sagen.
Es ist so einfach, wenn man die Regeln kennt.
Er ist in der Lage, eine Meile in vier Minuten zu laufen.
Es sollte etwas geben, worüber wir reden können.
Ich erinnere mich, ihn schon einmal gesehen zu haben.
Was ist besser, dies oder das?
Hier trafen sich die Studierenden, um der Rede zuzuhören.
Ich habe heute Abend keine Lust, auszugehen.
Er ist sehr damit beschäftigt, seinen Freunden zu schreiben.
Im Großen und Ganzen stimme ich mit dem überein, was er gesagt hat.
Es ist gemein von dir, so zu reden.
Es kann sein, dass es letzte Nacht etwas geregnet hat.
Er ist genau die Person, von der ich gesprochen habe.
Ach, ich!
Kein Mensch ist so alt, aber er kann es lernen.
Sie ist nicht nur hübsch, sondern auch aufgeweckt.
Er glaubt, dass die Geschichte wahr ist.
Es stimmt, dass sie nächsten Monat heiraten wird.
Es ist offensichtlich, dass Sie gelogen haben.
Es wird nicht mehr lange dauern, bis wir uns wiedersehen.
Sie sagte mir, ich solle das Fenster öffnen.
Halb sechs, das ist möglich.
Haben Sie sich entschieden, wo Sie im Ausland studieren möchten?
Ich habe vor, diese Firma zu verlassen.
Ich sagte, ich würde sie glücklich machen.
Ich wette, wir haben heute einen Test.
Ich sagte meiner Frau, sie solle sich schnell fertig machen.
Nein, er ist schon zum Mittagessen ausgegangen?
Er kommt nie, ohne sich über andere zu beschweren.
Er kam herein, während wir am Tisch saßen.
Bitte denken Sie daran, uns dieses Wochenende zu besuchen.
Stört es Sie, wenn ich einen Vorschlag mache?
Es fiel mir schwer, die Tür zu schließen.
Wählen Sie, was Sie wollen.
Ich lebe hier, seit ich ein Junge war.
Bleiben Sie zu Hause, damit Sie ans Telefon gehen können.
Ich überlasse Ihnen die Ausbildung meiner Tochter, wenn ich nicht mehr da bin.
Oh bitte, glauben Sie mir.
Wenn er ankommt, werde ich bezahlen.
Sie können dieses Klavier spielen, aber nicht nachts.
Ich wünschte, ich könnte das Haus günstig kaufen.
Das ist es, was ich wissen möchte.
Ich nehme zurück, was ich gesagt habe.
Ich stand auf, damit ein alter Mann meinen Platz einnahm.
Unser Lehrer fing an, ein Lied gut zu singen.
Obwohl es sehr kalt war, ging ich raus.
Ich bin der Meinung, dass ihm das gelingen wird.
Als ich am Bahnhof ankam, stieg ich aus dem Bus.
Ich fürchte, wir sind zu spät.
Wenn es morgen regnet, bleiben wir zu Hause.
Ich weiß nicht, wie man kocht.
Ich beschloss, härter zu arbeiten.
Ich weiß, dass er Jazzmusik mag.
Egal was passiert, ich werde mein Versprechen halten.
Ich wusste nicht, dass er Englisch sprechen konnte.
Ich erinnere mich, dass ich den Film gesehen habe.
Wir nutzen Worte, um zu kommunizieren.
Wenn Sie Ihre Meinung ändern, lassen Sie es mich wissen.
Sie ist Amerikanerin, lebt aber in England.
Es lohnt sich, diesen Roman zu lesen.
Ich erinnere mich, dass ich das Buch gelesen habe.
Eine Freundin von mir bat mich, ihr eine Postkarte zu schicken.
Wer sie ist, ich habe keine Ahnung.
Ich beschloss, ihr von meiner Liebe zu erzählen.
Er fragte sie, ob sie ihn kenne.
Er begann, sich für die Geschichte zu interessieren.
Ich hatte Angst, dass du versagt hast.
Sie beeilten sich, den Plan auszuführen.
Ich bin verpflichtet, an der Sitzung teilzunehmen.
Er schickte eine Nachricht zurück, dass es allen gut ginge.
Ich verstehe . Und was kann ich tun, um Ihnen dabei zu helfen?
Ich weiß nicht, wann er hierher kommen wird.
Er wird uns ausschimpfen, egal was passiert.
Ich hoffe, dass Sie diesen Abend genießen.
Er versuchte, die Gefühle anderer nicht zu verletzen.
Gott weiß, wohin er geflohen ist.
In diesem Fall denke ich, dass Sie heute vorbeikommen sollten.
Wie ich wünschte, ich wäre vorsichtiger gewesen!
Sobald sie in den Zug einstieg, fuhr dieser aus dem Bahnhof.
Mein Vater macht sonntags nichts anderes, als fernzusehen.
Ich konnte kaum verstehen, was sie sagte.
Ich möchte, dass er Gitarre spielt.
Ich bin traurig, das zu hören.
Sie mag es, von Jungs angeschaut zu werden.
Wenn er zum Konzert gehen könnte, würde er sich freuen.
Wir sind nur Menschen, keine Götter.
Schließen Sie das Fenster ab, bevor Sie zu Bett gehen.
Ich kann eine solche Geschichte nicht hören, ohne zu weinen.
Vielen Dank, dass Sie uns das Buch geliehen haben.
Planen Sie Ihre Arbeit, bevor Sie damit beginnen.
Ich habe einen Freund, der in Amerika lebt.
Ich helfe Ihnen gerne, wenn ich kann.
Wir halten es für möglich, dass sie nächste Woche eintreffen.
Sie waren sich nicht sicher, ob sie kommen konnten oder nicht.
Sobald ich damit fertig bin, helfe ich Ihnen.
Ich bin früh aufgestanden, um pünktlich zum Zug zu sein.
Sie sollten mehr darauf achten, was Ihr Lehrer sagt.
Pass, bitte.
Er wird sich freuen, Sie zu sehen.
Falls etwas passiert, rufen Sie mich sofort an.
Wenn Sie zu viel essen, werden Sie dick.
Sie können sagen, was Sie wollen.
Dies ist ein Zeitalter, in dem sich Ehrlichkeit nicht auszahlt.
Der Mann, der die Wand bemalt, ist mein Vater.
Das ist zu klein, um auf deinen Kopf zu passen.
Ich habe viel aus dem gelernt, was ich gehört habe.
Unser Lehrer sagte uns, wir sollten unser Bestes geben.
Sie müssen sich bei ihr dafür entschuldigen, dass Sie zu spät gekommen sind.
Was Sie sagen, ergibt für mich keinen Sinn.
Er verlor alles Geld, das er hatte.
Ich würde gerne wissen, was ihm gefällt.
Nein, geh noch nicht.
Dies ist ein Plan, den ich mir selbst ausgedacht habe.
Es scheint, dass die Nachricht falsch war.
Es ist fünf Jahre her, seit mein Vater gestorben ist.
Ich habe vor, heute Abend dort zu sein.
Es gibt keinen von uns, der nicht erfolgreich sein möchte.
Als wir Kinder waren, sind wir jeden Tag geschwommen.
Haben Sie fremde Länder besucht, beispielsweise Amerika?
Du magst Regen, nicht wahr?
Ich habe beobachtet, wie er hier vorbeikam.
Sie hat keine Kinder, oder?
Kommen Sie zu mir nach Hause, wann immer Sie möchten.
Ich wünschte, ich könnte die antike Welt sehen.
Eine Krankheit hinderte Jane daran, zur Schule zu gehen.
Um ihm gerecht zu werden, war er von Herzen gutmütig.
Löschen Sie unbedingt das Feuer, bevor Sie gehen.
Mutter sagte oft, dass sie stolz auf mich sei.
Er beeilte sich, um den Zug nicht zu verpassen.
Es gefällt mir nicht, dass du alleine dorthin gehst.
Stört es Sie, wenn ich hier rauche?
Es ist schwierig, diesen Plan umzusetzen.
Wie wäre es, wenn ich vorbeikäme?
Ich freue mich darauf, so schnell wie möglich Ihre Antwort zu erhalten.
Er ist der Schriftsteller, den ich am meisten bewundere.
Behalten Sie so viele, wie Sie benötigen.
Ich war gespannt darauf, Ihren Brief aus Paris zu lesen.
Ich bin es gewohnt, jeden Abend Englisch zu lernen.
Da er ein ehrlicher Mann war, habe ich ihn eingestellt.
Meine Krankheit hielt mich davon ab, anzufangen.
Er versprach, nicht zu rauchen.
Ich kann nicht anders, als mein Land zu lieben.
Er fragte sie, warum sie weine.
Ich hoffe, dass Ihr Plan aufgeht.
Als die Sonne unterging, ließen sie ihre Arbeit nieder.
Ich denke, den meisten Menschen geht es heute besser als früher.
Es ist nicht nötig, so angespannt zu sein.
Ich habe mit meinem Freund ein Tennismatch gespielt, aber verloren.
Sie ist ziemlich hübsch, sieht aber ungesund aus.
Es macht Spaß, Tennis zu spielen.
Mein Vater ist ausgegangen, um Postkarten zu kaufen.
Ja, bitte mache es .
Schauen Sie sich den Mann an, der die Straße überquert.
Ich weiß nicht, warum er abwesend war.
Sie wedelte mit der Hand, als sie mich sah.
Es tut mir leid, dass du uns verlässt.
Der Tag, an dem wir uns zum ersten Mal trafen, war ein regnerischer Tag.
Es tut mir leid, dass ich nicht mit ihr gehen konnte.
Er befahl mir, zurückzubleiben.
Er hat es eilig, den Zug zu erreichen.
Es tut mir leid, was ich getan habe.
Versuchen Sie unbedingt, eine Fremdsprache zu lernen.
Der Sturm hinderte mich daran, spazieren zu gehen.
Ich gab ihm das bisschen Geld, das ich hatte.
Ich habe beschlossen, sie zu heiraten.
Ich hoffe, einen Job meiner Wahl zu finden.
Ich erinnere mich, was er gesagt hat.
Lass uns gehen, sobald er ankommt.
Ich kann es nicht gutheißen, dass du mit ihm ausgehst.
Miho ist das Mädchen, das mir am besten gefällt.
Passen Sie auf, dass Sie nicht fallen.
Ken beschloss, ins Ausland zu gehen.
Ich erkenne an, dass es wahr ist.
Mir gefällt die Art, wie er spricht, nicht.
Sie lernte sehr fleißig, um Erfolg zu haben.
Sie können darauf vertrauen, dass er sein Wort hält.
Ich spürte, wie das Haus bebte.
Es gibt niemanden, der sich nicht den Frieden wünscht.
So weit das Auge reichte, war nichts als das blaue Meer.
Das ist der Garten, den ich letztes Jahr angelegt habe.
Weine nicht, da ist ein Schatz.
Ich werde es fertig haben, wenn er zurückkommt.
Könnten Sie mir zeigen, wie man diese Maschine benutzt?
Es ist klar, dass er die Antwort kennt.
Ich hatte keine Schwierigkeiten, Ihr Haus zu finden.
Stört es Sie, wenn ich einen Vorschlag mache?
Ich habe heute Abend keine Lust, auszugehen.
Oh, würden Sie bitte für mich ans Telefon gehen?
Es ist das beste Buch, das ich je gelesen habe.
Es ist so lange her, seit er die Schule verlassen hat.
Ich habe viele Freunde gefunden, seit ich aufs College gegangen bin.
Es ist schwierig, Klavier zu spielen.
Ich hoffe, dass er eine neue und gute Idee hat.
Du sollst tun, was ich dir sage.
Er ist nicht damit einverstanden, dass Frauen rauchen.
Er kann sich glücklich schätzen, eine so gute Frau zu haben.
Wie lange dauert es, bis Sie dieses Buch gelesen haben?
Der Regen hat gerade aufgehört, also lasst uns gehen.
Ich freue mich, die Gelegenheit zu haben, mit Ihnen zu sprechen.
Das Problem erforderte große Anstrengungen, es zu lösen.
Jeder, der auf die Straße kam, war überrascht.
Fünf Jahre sind vergangen, seit sie nach Japan kamen.
Es scheint, dass er die Wahrheit kennt.
Was mich betrifft, gefällt mir das besser.
Ich zweifle nicht, aber sie wird sich erholen.
Ich habe ihm geraten, nicht zu fahren.
Es dauerte einige Zeit, bis er seinen Fehler erkannte.
Ich bin mir sicher, dass er fertig ist.
Er gab sich große Mühe, einen guten Job zu machen.
Der Arzt befahl mir, im Bett zu bleiben.
Es fiel ihm schwer, Freunde zu finden.
Ich sah, wie das Schiff im Meer versank.
Sie malt jeden Tag, egal wie beschäftigt sie ist.
Er sollte die Prüfung bestehen, denn er ist sehr fähig.
Ich bin mir nicht sicher, aber ich glaube, ich möchte Lehrerin werden.
Ich würde es begrüßen, wenn Sie das tun könnten.
Es ist Zeit, dass du ins Bett gehst. Schalte das Radio aus .
Sie werden überrascht sein, diesen Brief zu erhalten.
Ich habe versucht, das Problem zu lösen.
Wenn Sie eine Frage haben, fragen Sie mich bitte.
Ich habe bei meinem Onkel übernachtet, während ich in Tokio war.
Es gelingt mir, ein Vermögen zu verdienen.
Mir blieb nichts anderes übrig, als auf ihn zu warten.
Er kann nicht gehen, geschweige denn rennen.
Sie gibt viel Geld aus, wenn sie ins Ausland geht.
Ich weiß nicht, ob die Geschichte wahr ist oder nicht.
Sie hießen so viele Männer willkommen, wie gekommen waren.
Es ist gut, wenn das Essen vor Ihren Augen zubereitet wird.
Ich bin es gewohnt, bis spät in die Nacht wach zu bleiben.
Dass sie krank ist, ist offensichtlich.
Er wäre der Letzte, der das glauben würde.
Wer ist dieser Junge, der auf uns zuläuft?
Zeig mir, wie es geht.
Es ist schön, wenn ein Kind ein eigenes Zimmer haben kann.
Er versucht mit aller Kraft, mit dem Rauchen aufzuhören.
Die Wahrheit ist, dass er für den Job nicht geeignet war.
Es war ihm bestimmt, seine Frau nie wieder zu sehen.
Was er sagt, ist kurz und prägnant.
Ich weiß nicht, was ich von jetzt an tun soll.
Ich kann mich nicht erinnern, wo ich meinen Schlüssel hingelegt habe.
Ich werde gehen, unabhängig vom Wetter.
Sie drängte ihn, die Arbeit zu erledigen.
Ich denke, seine Meinung ist von großer Bedeutung.
Ich wünschte, ich wäre so reich wie er.
Wir glauben, dass er kommen wird.
Soweit ich weiß, ist er Amerikaner.
Es ist Zeit für mich, Urlaub zu machen.
Was er gesagt hat, zählt nicht.
Er dachte darüber nach, eine Reise nach Paris zu unternehmen.
Er arbeitete hart, um seine Familie zu ernähren.
Er hat gehalten, was er versprochen hatte.
Vergessen Sie nicht, mich morgen früh zu sehen.
Kein Wunder, dass er die Prüfung bestanden hat.
Als sie die Nachricht hörte, wurde sie blass.
Wie ich höre, hat Ihre Tochter die Prüfung bestanden.
Gehen Sie langsam, und ich werde Sie einholen.
Ich werde kommen, sofern es mir gut genug geht.
Haben Sie sich schon entschieden, was zu tun ist?
Er hat vergessen, dich hier zu sehen.
Der starke Regen hinderte mich daran, rauszugehen.
Ich bin nur zu froh, bei Dir zu sein.
Ich denke, dass Japan ein sehr sicheres Land ist.
Wenn ich es dir einmal gesagt habe, habe ich es dir tausendmal gesagt.
Ich bin es gewohnt, früh aufzustehen.
Ich möchte sterben, aber ich kann nicht.
Es war schwierig, ihn zum Umdenken zu bewegen.
Ich kann es schaffen, wenn du mir eine Chance gibst.
Junge Leute neigen dazu, so zu denken.
Wer zu meiner Party kommen möchte, kann kommen.
Ich habe ihn dazu gebracht, die Wahrheit zu sagen.
Was ich heute bin, verdanke ich meinen Eltern.
Sie scheint glücklich gewesen zu sein, als sie jung war.
Es ist Ihre Ehre, dass Sie die Wahrheit gesagt haben.
Wenn Sie sich beeilen, werden Sie pünktlich sein.
Das ist alles, was er gesagt hat.
Ich sagte, ich würde später noch einmal anrufen.
Es ist seltsam, dass er so etwas sagen sollte.
Ich fand, dass er ein guter Arbeiter ist.
Um die Wahrheit zu sagen, er war einsam.
Jane übersprang die Fragen, die sie nicht beantworten konnte.
Es macht mir nichts aus, wenn du zu Bett gehst, bevor ich nach Hause komme.
Es war angenehm, mit Ihnen zu reden .
Er arbeitete so hart, dass es ihm gelang.
Gestern sagte uns der Lehrer, dass er uns heute eine Prüfung geben würde.
Ich dachte, du würdest die Chance nutzen.
Es war sehr nett von dir, mir bei meinen Hausaufgaben zu helfen.
Er ist klug, aber er ist nicht ehrlich.
Dass er scheitern wird, ist für mich kaum vorstellbar.
Löschen Sie unbedingt das Feuer, bevor Sie gehen.
Wenn er etwas vorsichtiger gewesen wäre, hätte er es geschafft.
Ich habe dir immer wieder gesagt, dass du das nicht tun sollst.
Es gibt einen Grund, heute Morgen zu spät zu kommen.
Bitte schließen Sie die Tür, wenn Sie gehen.
Warum denkst du, dass ich dagegen bin?
Ich erzählte die Neuigkeiten allen, die ich traf.
Ich hatte vorgehabt, an dem Treffen teilzunehmen.
Ich weiß, wo sie ist.
Ich bin bereit, alles für Sie zu tun.
Es macht mir nichts aus, eine Weile zu warten.
Ich frage mich, ob er mich liebt.
Sie war schon seit einer Woche krank, als der Arzt gerufen wurde.
Das ist genau das, was ich wollte.
Ich werde jemanden finden, der für Sie einspringt.
Ich nehme zurück, was ich gesagt habe.
Es ist höchste Zeit, dass du ins Bett gehst.
Was mich betrifft, habe ich keine Einwände.
Ich sagte ihm, dass er falsch lag.
Ich wage zu behaupten, dass du müde bist.
Haben Sie genügend Informationen, um fortzufahren?
Alles, was Sie tun müssen, ist auf ihre Antwort zu warten.
Was hat Sie dazu veranlasst, Ihre Meinung zu ändern?
Ich sagte, dass ich nicht mit ihr einkaufen gehen würde.
Das ist es, was ich mir schon lange gewünscht habe.
Mein Vater war damit nicht einverstanden, dass ich zum Konzert ging.
Als ich jung war, habe ich oft Tennis gespielt.
Der Junge rannte weg, als er mich sah.
Es ist an der Zeit, dass wir zurückkehren.
Ich habe vergeblich versucht, es zu öffnen.
Ich denke, er wird uns bald einholen.
Er muss verrückt sein, so etwas zu sagen.
Man kann sagen, dass Jim ein Mann voller Talente ist.
Ich frage mich, welchen Weg ich gehen soll.
Wenn Sie sofort starten, erreichen Sie den Zug rechtzeitig.
Was ist älter, dieses Buch oder jenes?
Ich wünschte, ich könnte mit dem Rauchen aufhören.
Es lohnt sich, diese Musik mehrmals anzuhören.
Ich kenne ihn, seit er ein Baby war.
Als ich aufwachte, stellte ich fest, dass ich berühmt war.
Ich werde auf jeden Fall versuchen, das Problem zu lösen.
Als Mary ein Kind war, war ihre Familie sehr arm.
Lassen Sie uns entscheiden, welche Orte wir besuchen werden.
Der Tag, an dem er geboren wurde, war regnerisch.
Sie haben es verdient, erfolgreich zu sein.
Was Sie gesagt haben, gilt auch für diesen Fall.
Sie sagte, sie würde sofort zurück sein.
Gibt es einen Ort, an dem ich rauchen kann?
Wenn Sie früh aufbrechen, sind Sie pünktlich zum Zug.
Er beschloss, alleine dorthin zu gehen.
Es steht Ihnen frei, mit jedem zu sprechen.
Gehen Sie aufrecht, mein Sohn.
Tu denen Gutes, die dich hassen.
Was halten Sie davon, mit mir in den Sommerferien einen Ausflug zu machen?
Ich war überrascht, dass er versagt hatte.
Da es sehr kalt war, blieben sie zu Hause.
Es ist ihm kaum möglich, keinen Fehler zu machen.
Mein Sohn versuchte, ein Rakugoka zu werden.
Glaubst du, er ähnelt seinem Vater?
Es ist schwierig, mit ihr umzugehen.
Du bist ein Engel dafür, dass du meine Einkäufe erledigst.
Er redet, als wüsste er alles.
Er versucht, mit dem Rauchen aufzuhören.
Sie sollten versuchen, es selbst herauszufinden.
Ich wünschte, ich hätte ein Auto.
Stört es Sie, wenn ich das Fenster öffne?
Sie wird nicht monatlich, sondern tageweise bezahlt.
Sie können jedes beliebige Bild machen, das Ihnen gefällt.
Ich weiß nicht, wie ich mit Kindern umgehen soll.
Nachdem ich meine Arbeit beendet hatte, ging ich nach Hause.
Kommen Sie mit, wenn Sie möchten.
Ich bin mir sicher, dass am Ende alles gut wird.
Bitte lassen Sie mich wissen, wenn Sie nach Osaka kommen.
Ich freue mich, Sie zu sehen .
Sie werden Ihr Wort halten, nicht wahr?
Eine Krankheit hinderte mich daran, auszugehen.
Ich habe Lust, mich auszuruhen.
Es scheint, dass er nicht schwimmen kann.
Warst du zuhause ? Nein, das war ich nicht.
Legen Sie nicht auf, sondern warten Sie bitte.

I can't tell who will arrive first .
I have nothing to live for .
My father consented to my going abroad .
You have eaten lunch , haven't you ?
He did not know where to go .
I have half a mind to undertake the work .
We shouldn't have any trouble if the traffic isn't too heavy .
Can you repeat what you said ?
Congratulations on being accepted to the school you've always wanted to go to .
They dared not look me in the face .
It is in order to hear your voice well .
You may be free to do what you like .
Drop me a line when you get there .
I intended to have gone fishing .
He pretends to know everything .
There's no need to get so angry .
Let me call you back later , ok ?
You have to make efforts if you are to succeed .
I was born in osaka , but brought up in tokyo .
She woke to find herself in the hospital .
He wants you to stay here .
They made a great effort to settle the problem .
This is what I wanted .
No one had the heart to say he was wrong .
He looks a bit tired , doesn't he ?
He never fails to write to his parents once a month .
Do you have one a little bigger than these ?
He was so kind as to show me around the town .
We decided to put off the meeting until next sunday .
What do you say to playing tennis with me ?
I simply haven't the time to do everything I want to do .
She advised him to use a bicycle .
He failed to do what he said he would do .
Please tell me when to serve the food .
It's no use trying anything .
Stop inhaling your food . You'd better eat more slowly .
It is quite natural that he think so .
What a thoughtless man to do that !
Well , we've finished at last .
I always brush my coat when I come home .
He said he could do it .
Let's suppose its true .
He bade me go there .
I am sorry to have kept you waiting so long .
As I was late , I took a bus .
He could not speak , he was so angry .
It will not make much difference whether you go today or tomorrow .
I wish I had a better memory .
He studied hard in order to get into college .
You could try and be a bit more civilized .
He went to paris , where he met me for the first time .
I have no idea why it is so .
Come and see me when you have time .
To tell the truth , she is my sister .
This is the place where my father was born .
Keep an eye on the baby while I am away .
It will go hard with him if he is found out .
He took a risk when he helped me .
It's no use arguing with him .
That you will pass the exam is certain .
Nobody knows what will happen next .
I'll do my homework after I watch television .
He is old enough to drive a car .
The time will come when you will understand this .
One who keeps good hours will live long .
To tell the truth , they are not husband and wife .
He cannot write english without making mistakes .
Do you know how to use a personal computer ?
Wait for your turn , please .
It won't be long before they get married .
If you are a man , behave as such .
My plan is to buy a car .
She studied hard lest she should fail in the exam .
I know one of them but not the other .
I am ready to follow you .
She found the money gone .
I can't afford to pay so much .
I don't blame you for doing that .
I propose that we should have another meeting .
I'm sorry , I can't stay long .
It is abnormal to eat so much .
This coffee is so hot that I can't drink it .
We need another person to play cards .
I remember hearing the story once .
Which is easier to read , this book or that one ?
I think this medicine will do you good .
She was amazed to hear the news .
I am delighted to meet you .
He is regretful that he couldn't go .
As often as she tried , she failed .
It is true that the earth is round .
He works hard so that he can study abroad .
My guess is that it will be fine tomorrow .
It's strange you say that .
We still have enough time to discuss it .
Once she arrives , we can start .
I'd be happy to attend your party .
Nobody likes being spoken ill of behind his back .
It would be great if there was a japanese edition .
Yumi goes to the park to play tennis .
If I had money enough , I could pay you .
My father has made me what I am .
He looks like winning .
It's a great honor to be able to meet you .
No matter what happens , I won't be surprised .
He makes believe he is rich .
It seems someone called on me in my absence .
Popular or not , it is right .
He worked hard in order to get the prize .
I want to live as long as I can stay in good health .
We were in danger of losing our lives .
Gather roses while you may .
Please tell me what kind of cooking this is .
Be sure to take a note of what she says .
We were all set to leave when the phone rang .
Could you find me a house that has a small garden ?
He said that you ought to go .
He suggested we should stop smoking at the meeting .
The weatherman says we'll have rain in the afternoon .
I'll show you how to catch fish .
I am not sure but she may come .
The thing is , I don't really want to .
I don't know for certain when he will come .
What would you do , if you had a million dollars ?
I think it important to tell him the facts .
Since it was raining , we stayed at home .
I can't see what you mean .
I suggested going for a walk .
Take this medicine when you have a cold .
Is it hard to speak english ?
Please tell me what happened to him .
Suffice it to say that , after all , this won't do .
I found it difficult to understand what he was saying .
What would you do , if you were in my place ?
He is not very fast at making friends .
I think that they will be late .
That's right , isn't it ?
I think his life is in danger .
It is yet to be seen whether this plan will succeed or not .
We looked , but saw nothing .
In the first place , we must be careful about what we eat and drink .
The game will be called off if it rains tomorrow .
I would like you to make tea for me .
Having walked for sometime , we came to the lake .
I'm sorry , but he is out now .
I went there to meet him .
I wish there was more variety in my work .
If you have any questions , please let me know .
What he says is true to some extent .
No , I did it on my own account .
In brief , I need money . Please lend it to me !
Don't give up if you fail .
The rain kept us from going out .
Let's make believe we have one million yen hand .
By god , I'll finish this homework .
I don't like him because he loses his temper easily .
I did not watch tv but studied english last night .
This is the most difficult book I have ever read .
I don't know what to do .
Why don't I try to do something about the garden ?
It seems that we have lost our way .
The fact is that he slept late that morning .
I'm afraid she may have the mumps .
When my mother was young , she was very beautiful .
The chances are that he is still in bed .
I will have him call you the moment he gets back .
The more one has , the more one wants .
You may stay here as long as you keep quiet .
If you had come only two minutes earlier , you could have caught the bus .
If it rains tomorrow , I'll stay at home .
The pity is that he has failed .
I doubt if he will come .
I am always ready to help you .
He was the last but two to arrive .
I guess I'll have to leave now .
A nice room , isn't it ?
It's beautiful weather , isn't it ?
She decided to be a doctor .
He ruined his health by working too hard .
His english composition has few , if any , mistakes .
It was not long before the game began .
They decided to put an end to the discussion .
This is the hospital which I was born in .
It is quite natural for her to get angry .
I awoke to find myself famous .
They advised me to go to the police station .
You will learn to love your baby .
I'd like to see you if possible .
He was worn out when he got home .
There is nothing to hinder me .
Let's decide together where to go first .
It was because I was ill that I couldn't go to school yesterday .
I couldn't bear to look at her .
I will tell him the news as soon as I see him .
I worked as hard as I could so I didn't fail .
You must promise not to take the rope off .
It is important to find true friends when you are young .
I awoke one morning and found myself famous .
If you will help us , we will be very glad .
Tom told us that he had a headache .
She said she had a slight cold .
Wherever he may go , he is sure to make friends .
The girl singing over there is my sister .
Don't come unless I tell you to .
It is probable that jane will come .
I am blessed if I know it .
He won't come , will he ?
Look at the boy jump !
I think I've lost my ticket .
He says he will not give up smoking .
Have you lost your sense to say so ?
It was not long before he got well .
Do you know what he said ?
In case I am late , please go ahead of me .
Sorry to be late .
The truth is that the parents were to blame .
There is no means to get in touch with him .
It was this hospital which I visited last month .
I went home to change my clothes .
Don't forget to post the letter .
They enjoyed singing songs .
I'll look you up when I visit new york .
He offered to help me .
Though young , he is an able man .
If it should rain tomorrow , we would go by bus .
If you can , come with us .
I'd be delighted if you'd come with me .
I intend him to help me with my homework .
Tell me the reason why you want to live in the countryside .
Enjoy life while you may .
It is expensive to live in japan .
This is the book I've been looking for .
This book is too large to go in my pocket .
I remember hearing a very similar story to that .
I don't know what plan he will try .
I know who he is .
I'd like inexpensive seats , if possible .
I was very glad that she took the side of me .
I gather that they'll agree with us .
There was no one but admired him .
I have been occupied in reading books .
She is above telling a lie .
Let's play baseball when the rain stops .
I will start after he comes .
As many men as came were welcomed .
It is necessary for you to go there .
He is in bad health because he walked in the rain .
In our park , we have a nice slide for children to play on .
What were you doing , dad ?
I'm ashamed to say that it's true .
I can swim on my front but not on my back .
He knows well how to use a computer .
As far as I know , she is a very good person .
Now that you say it , I think you're right .
You can go anywhere you like .
I think it necessary that you should do so .
Is there any chance of your coming to tokyo again this year ?
I'm very happy to hear about the party .
This book is worth reading twice .
He asked me what my name was .
I'd like to stay another night if I can .
I found it easy when I gave it a try .
It was a long time before she understood me .
He stood up when I went in .
It was so hot that I got into the shade and took a rest .
Sorry to have kept you waiting so long .
Tell me when to start .
I wish I were a prince .
I will go with you after I have eaten my lunch .
It is one thing to promise , and another to perform .
He made up his mind to marry her .
She is anxious to meet you .
He started to learn spanish from the radio .
Try to make good use of your time .
I plan to stay in the city .
This is what I have been looking for .
It is dull to travel by ship .
They lost no time in getting the sick man to a hospital .
You may depend on it that it won't happen again .
He was bursting to go home .
I can't say but that I agree with you .
It is easy to find fault with others .
My job is taking care of the baby .
I felt I hit the jackpot .
He is not the man that he used to be .
I wish jim would behave himself .
I am going to my room , where I can study .
Every time I see this picture , I remember my father .
A man's worth lies in what he is .
What if he should happen to come late ?
This is the very thing that you need .
This is all the air that is available to us .
It's a lot of fun to climb that mountain .
Hm , that's good idea . Let's go there .
I told him that I would do my best .
Meat , please .
No one knows what has become of her .
He went as far as to call you a hypocrite .
It really depends on when .
I looked but saw nothing .
He was made to do it against his will .
My mother has sold everything that is dear to her .
He made a resolve to stop smoking .
I recognized her the moment I saw her .
I intended to succeed , but I could not .
Poor as he was , couldn't go to college .
I think he is a good man .
He will try to have his own way .
Say , conductor ! What's the next town ?
There is nothing for you to be angry about .
I don't know when my father will come back .
He was kind enough to take me to the bus stop .
Why might he have done that , I wonder ?
I am looking forward to seeing you .
I telephoned to make sure that he was coming .
It is surprising that you should know her name .
It was inevitable that they would meet .
You may take whichever you like .
The promise I made then still holds .
There is only one day left , whether we like it or not .
Please forgive me for telling a lie .
Be sure to lock the door before you go to bed .
It is cheaper to go by bus .
My mother made up her face before she went out .
I hope it pans out .
What do you want to be when you grow up ?
Don't worry , be happy !
Did you make out what he said ?
He has many acquaintances but few friends .
I make it a rule to get up early in the morning .
She was a wakahata before she married .
I recognized her as soon as I saw her .
I am assumed to go to london .
I feel that something is wrong .
Let me know when you will arrive at the airport .
Did you come across anyone you know on your way here ?
Would you be so kind as to turn the light on ?
I think I can handle it .
I am glad to see her .
It is better to stay in than go out .
Stand up and read the book , tom .
For the love of heaven , don't get angry .
I didn't catch what he said .
He answered that he knew no french .
You will find the scene just as you see it in this picture .
I'm afraid it's not a good idea .
The girl whose mother is ill is absent today .
I'll go no matter what .
Enough tv , already !
I wonder why he was absent .
The heavy rain kept us from going out .
I will go , provided the weather is clear .
I believe that he is honest .
This is the most beautiful sight that I have ever seen .
There was nothing but the ocean as far as the eye could see .
What you said is , in a sense , true .
I cannot fancy going out in this weather .
She told her son to wait a minute .
It won't be long before she gets over her illness .
I think the rumor is true .
He who makes no mistakes makes nothing .
There is no question that he will marry her .
It has always been a pleasure to work with you .
I'll try not to make mistakes next time .
He is a student who I am teaching english this year .
Don't forget to bolt the door .
The question is who will go there for him .
He is not the shy boy he used to be .
I am afraid she may have lost her way .
We were poor , but we were happy .
She called while I was out .
He affected not to hear me .
I managed to get to the station on time .
I begged her not to go .
It turned out true .
If it's convenient come here tonight .
I want him to read this .
I promised him that I would come today .
It is strange that he should not have attended the meeting .
I was prevailed upon to go to the party .
Don't wanna get up early to work hard .
Please remind me to post the letters .
Take as much as you want to .
Don't forget to bring your lunch on saturday .
Which would you rather have , tea or coffee ?
If you insist on going alone , please do so .
I want to reach the hotel before it gets dark .
If you can put up with us , put us up .
Do as I told you .
He made up his mind to go there .
The chances are that he will succeed .
I went to tokyo to buy this book .
I failed to persuade her .
I wonder who that girl is .
He helped me to get over the difficulties .
He is here to stay .
I would rather you stayed at home .
Which will you take , this one or that one ?
When we entered the room , we took up our talk .
She exerted herself to pass the examination .
It is up to you whether to buy it or not .
I wish it would stop raining .
Do not forget to meet me at the station .
I said nothing , which fact made him angry .
I think that he will come .
I doubt if he is honest .
I'm the one who wants to be with you .
It is foolish of him to pay for it again .
I have money enough to buy it .
No matter how fast you may walk , you can't catch up with him .
It is easy for us to make many mistakes .
It seems that he is very busy today .
I will never forget seeing you .
Suppose we change the subject .
On arriving in kyoto , he went home .
I spent three hours repairing the car .
You must help her , and soon !
Little did I dream that I would see you here .
Love me lithe , love me long .
I'm very glad to hear the news .
It looks like rain tomorrow , but I'll try my best .
I have a few friends to talk for a long time on the phone with .
If you don't hurry , you'll miss the train .
Cranes are big beautiful birds .
The problem is whether you can follow her english .
It was very nice seeing you again .
I managed to get there in time .
I bet it's fine tonight .
What he said was over my head .
Excuse me , but where is the library ?
Whichever way you take , it'll take you the same time .
I supposed him to be rich .
He acted like he owned the place .
It so happened that I had no money with me .
I tried to change her mind , but I couldn't .
I asked him to open the window .
It is very courteous of you to call on me .
Although tired , she kept on working .
Japan is not what it was 15 years ago .
It being very cold , we stayed at home .
How is it she does not come ?
What if I am poor ?
I asked bill what the weather had been like during his travel .
He gave the boy what little money he had .
How about staying at my place this evening ?
I cannot help laughing at you .
The fact that they are talking at all .
He took a taxi so as not to be late for the party .
She went over the list to see if her name was there .
She is rich but he is poor .
He called in to say he could not attend the meeting .
I can't play the piano , but she can .
I'm sorry I've kept you waiting so long .
If anything should be wrong with my car , I would go to by bus .
There is no man but desires peace .
She tried in vain to please him .
The more popcorn you eat , the more you want .
I don't know what to say .
Would you be so kind as to lend me your book ?
It looks like we have everything .
We had not been waiting long when the moon appeared .
Please lock the door when you leave .
It's a lot of fun going on a trip .
He was in a hurry to see his mother .
He is always kind enough to help me any time .
This fact shows that he is honest .
You will soon learn to speak english well .
This is a doll which she made herself .
This is the very book I have been looking for .
Well , I think jogging is good .
There is no telling what he will do .
What you are is more important than what you have .
I remember telling her that news .
The situation is better , if anything .
I am sorry to say that I cannot help you .
Leave the books as they are .
I don't know what the question means .
Thank you for taking the time out to pay a visit to our company .
Did you find what you were looking for ?
Do as you were told to do .
I was called upon to make a speech in english .
John doesn't know what to do next .
If it is rainy tomorrow , the game will be put off .
This morning , I left for school without washing my face .
That is the woman who wants to see you .
I think that you're wrong .
While waiting for bus , I was caught in a shower .
You can tell what a person is like by looking at his friends .
I'm surprised you came at all .
It was stupid of me to believe that !
In a word , you hate me , don't you ?
I motioned for her to sit down .
Talk louder so that I may hear you .
This is the place where he killed himself .
All you have to do is try your best .
I took it upon myself to telephone the police .
Don't you know mr. Brown ?
Let me help you put on your coat .
I will go there even if it rains .
The moment he was alone , he wrote the letter .
I guess there was some talk of that .
You may stay here as long as you keep quiet .
He went home as soon as he got the phone call .
I will lend you as much money as you want .
He was kind enough to help me .
Well , here we are at last !
I didn't know how to express myself .
I , your mother , will take care of everything for you .
Can you guess what I have ?
There is no reason why he should resign .
I'd like a glass of water , please .
I asked him to mend my shoes .
He can speak not only english but also german .
That isn't what I'm looking for .
To make matter worse , the traffic was bad .
I think he did it .
She asked me to meet her at the station .
I am used to staying up till late at night .
I wonder if he enjoyed the last match .
I wonder who to invite .
I hope the weather will be fine tomorrow .
It's raining , but I would like to go out .
Since it's important , I'll attend to it .
If you won a million yen , what would you do ?
It is more than I can stand .
Let's go by taxi , shall we ?
It was this hospital which I visited last month .
The weather is as nice as nice can be .
Do you mind my smoking ?
We could go out together like we did last year .
It was impossible for me to answer this question .
All he said was true .
I don't think this movie is interesting .
Ask him if he will attend the meeting .
I have been to the airport to see my friend off .
You were at home yesterday , weren't you ?
I was half asleep when I went home .
If you have written the letter , I'll post it .
The girl tried hard to hold back her tears .
Not that I have any objection .
The birthday is the day on which a person was born .
He'll do his best to finish the job .
Did she come here to relax ?
As for me , I have nothing to complain of .
I'll let you know when she arrives .
He could swim very well when he was young .
She advised him not to eat too much .
That is the girl whom I know well .
I looked at my watch and noted that it was past five .
She knows what to do now .
It was his bicycle that was stolen .
It is kind of you to lend me the money .
That was her chance to show what she could do .
I wonder if you are truly happy .
I'll explain how to take this medicine .
Does this mean you're not coming to help ?
It was I who met masako here yesterday .
I will help him no matter what you say .
It is no use complaining .
I took no count of what he said .
You may as well do the task now as put it off .
There is no knowing what may happen .
He acquired the ability to speak english .
I hurried in order not to be late for school .
She said he would be back right away .
It seems that you are not having a good time here .
I saw him caught by the police .
I'm sure he mistook me for my sister .
Mr. Smith doesn't speak english , does he ?
He made use of every opportunity to become famous .
I'm getting pretty tired of driving every morning .
When she turned up , the party was over .
Yes , I have seen one many times .
I admit to being careless .
You have seen tokyo tower , haven't you ?
Before I knew it , I couldn't see the birds .
Sorry , but he is out now .
Jane begged to see my new house .
She is very good at imitating her teacher .
I was glad to hear of your success .
Excuse me for interrupting you .
We found it hard to change the plan .
I have just been to the station to see my uncle off .
Oh , I haven't decided what I'm going to do yet .
It's an advantage to be good looking .
He resolved to do better work in the future .
Would you mind shutting the door ?
The best fish smell when they are three days old .
As soon as he got on the bus , it began to move .
I think I'll look around a little more .
I don't feel like watching tv tonight .
She passed by without seeing me .
Take care not to fail .
I hope and I know you did great !
Would you mind taking a picture of us ?
My dream is to lead a quiet life in the country .
I don't know what to do now .
I was annoyed that she was still asleep .
I tried in vain to open it .
As the bus was late , I took a taxi .
Let's go by bus to see more of the city .
We will begin the party when he comes .
Please give me leave to go home .
It is not her looks that is important but her ability .
It is a fact that smoking is bad for health .
I prefer to be looked upon as a teacher .
He is not what he was ten years ago .
I tried to get him to learn to drive .
I wonder which of you will win .
Nara is a city which I like very much .
Well do I remember it .
The fact is that he is my close friend .
She is a student who studies very hard .
I saw the man knocked down by a car .
There is no telling what he will do .
I wonder if what I wrote was correct .
Can you tell me who is coming tonight ?
We ought to be ready for whatever comes .
Babies crawl before they walk .
She seems to have been in poor health in her childhood .
He says he has been to hawaii before .
She speaks not only english but also french .
By the way , what do you do ?
It's up to you to decide whether or not to go .
He never does anything but she smells it out .
In answer to her shouts , people ran to help her .
We should be able to complete the work in five days .
The reason I succeeded was because I was lucky .
You may take anything you like .
He decided to give up smoking once and for all .
I never meet her without thinking of her dead mother .
She insisted on us going .
I felt as if I were dreaming .
I made up my mind to go there .
I forget to telephone him .
The box he found was empty .
What he said is true .
It is time for her to go home .
He was careful not to disrupt the meeting .
It is surprising that he should not know this .
I don't know who painted this picture .
You should only buy such things as you need for your everyday life .
I hope this stormy weather won't go on .
He tried in vain to solve the problem .
That is all I have .
He is not such a fool but he knows it .
He was so tired that he could hardly stand .
Can I go swimming , mother ?
I studied hard to enter the school .
It is interesting that no one noticed that mistake .
I have a mind to undertake the work .
This is the book which you are looking for .
Come home early , bill .
We were just about to enter the room .
This is all that is known so far .
My father asked when to start .
You didn't sleep well last night , did you ?
I don't like what he said .
Come first , talk later .
My parents have made me what I am today .
Out of sight , out of mind .
I found it difficult to make myself heard due to the noise .
I interpreted what he said in french into japanese .
Would you mind shutting the door ?
There is no knowing what will happen next .
This story is believed to be true .
It will be a long time before I can buy a house .
I can not afford to keep a car .
It is not clear when and where she was born .
You are expected to do a good job .
You only imagine you've heard it .
It began to rain before I got home .
He approached the boy reading a book .
I long to experience the food and culture of my home .
It is strange that you should fail .
He objects whenever he wants to .
While they are away , let's take care of their cat .
It is impossible to know what will happen in the future .
It was him that broke the window yesterday .
She'll be glad to see you , won't she ?
I'm afraid we don't have any left .
I found it difficult to please him .
I don't know why he quit the company .
This is too heavy a box for me to carry .
Will you help me to clean the room ?
He likes to work out the difficult questions .
Don't look down on a man because he is poor .
You don't have to tell me that , fool .
We need action , not words .
She went out without saying good-bye .
Please advise me what to do .
Try not to spend more money than is necessary .
Little money , few friends .
He discovered how to open the box .
The trouble with you is that you talk too much .
It's a nice day , isn't it ?
I didn't feel like buying a car .
I didn't know that dogs swim well .
It is easy for me to solve the problem .
I feel as if I were dreaming .
He demanded that we leave at once .
It is no use going there .
She is engaged in writing a book .
I remember reading this novel before .
I enjoyed watching soccer last night .
We have decided to adopt your idea .
Now that we have eaten up , let's go .
He changed his countenance at the news .
This is the best method to solve that problem .
Would you mind not smoking ?
The moment he saw me he ran away .
Come here after you have washed your hands .
I'm afraid to go alone .
I will leave if it is fine tomorrow .
I have no time to write to her .
She made up her mind to go abroad .
I wonder if you'd like to go out with me this sunday .
I will see you , each in your turn .
My mother told me not to go out .
So far so good .
I wish I could give up smoking .
It is the only one there is in the shop .
He said that he had been in california for ten years .
Give me any books you have on the subject .
This isn't exactly what I wanted .
I put it in my head to go there by myself .
My parents have gone to the airport to see my uncle off .
In answer to her shouts , people ran to help her .
We came here to build a new town .
He promised me that he would come at four .
He has enough money to buy it .
I need someone to help me with housework .
He is anxious for her to come .
It is regrettable without being able to wait over this .
What do you say to going swimming tomorrow ?
We learned what we should do first .
It is very important to keep your word .
I asked him if he had enjoyed himself the day before .
I don't think john is suited for the job .
Little did I think that I would win .
I know better than to lend him money .
So nice that you are back .
He succeeded in swimming across the river .
Come with me , will you ?
Let's wait until he wakes up .
Which do you prefer , tea or coffee ?
Do you know where the police station is ?
Do me the favor of coming .
I spent the whole day reading a novel .
I make it a rule to take a walk every morning .
They had no house in which to live .
It is quite natural for her to get angry .
The day is sure to come when your dream will come true .
We went down to the valley where the village is .
I'm tired of watching television .
Would you mind repeating the question ?
Come and see me whenever you want to .
She decided not to attend the meeting .
We will go but you won't .
Mother told me to behave myself .
I want you to play the guitar for me .
He was hard to please .
The reason which he gave is hard to understand .
Summer is the season when women look most beautiful .
When I grow up , I want to be an english teacher .
He always speaks to me when he meets me on the street .
Seeing me , the baby began to cry .
I want my mother to get well soon .
If you are busy , I will help you .
I can make nothing of what he says .
I suggested that john be called .
Good morning , everyone .
What a tall boy tony is !
It's about time you got here !
Suppose we change the subject .
Since it was raining , I took a taxi .
My mother knows how to make cakes .
He told me to do it .
You have a little fever today , don't you ?
I believed every word he said .
She had already gone when I arrived .
I had finished my homework when you called me .
Do get up , it's very late .
I wonder where he is now .
The paper says that a typhoon is on its way .
She had an itch to see her child .
It being sunday , we have no classes today .
It is a fact that I don't know her name .
I would rather stay at home than go out today .
I could make nothing of what he said .
When it rains , the buses are late more often than not .
Tell me when it came about .
Young children soon pick up words they hear .
Jane went to the bank to take out some money .
Give us a true account of what happened .
You can't get ahead if you don't work hard .
My sister asked me to lend her the dictionary .
I forgot to turn off the tv before going to bed .
Quiet him down , will you ?
I thought that he was honest .
Tell me whose hat this is .
I lost the watch father had given me .
I'm glad to hear of your success .
I prefer going out to staying home .
I know you can make it better .
Please don't forget to see him tomorrow .
She yelled at the children to be quiet .
I would quit before I would do that job in this company .
They say that he was ambitious when young .
In short , he was too honest .
You should try to cut your way .
Hurry up , or you'll miss the bus .
You cannot have your way in everything .
I would often swim in this river when I was young .
I think she will do for a teacher .
I don't think this is a good idea .
I am sure of his passing the examination .
That he is innocent is quite certain .
The moment we met , we fell in love with each other .
He found it difficult to solve the problem .
Is it right that you and I should fight ?
Show me what you have in your left hand .
No , I'm not singing .
We could all see it coming , couldn't we ?
Would you mind my staying here for some time ?
We found that we had lost our way .
He doesn't care if his car is dirty .
There was no choice but to sit and wait .
There is not much possibility of his coming on time .
There was no one that did not admire the boy .
Who are you to tell me to get out ?
He is not so old that he cannot work .
It is time that you got up .
It began to appear that she was wrong .
The storm prevented me from going out for a walk .
I forgot to ask him .
He is not a man to admit his mistakes easily .
Having done my homework , I watched television .
She said she would be twenty years old the following year .
He is above deceiving others .
I was unable to look her in the face .
He is such a careless boy that he makes mistakes very often .
It is already ten years since we got married .
He thought he would kill himself .
He is the boy of whom I spoke the other day .
Come on monday afternoon , if possible .
The teacher told us to be quiet .
You may choose whichever you want .
I tried to imagine life on the moon .
It goes without saying that she is happy .
Ask him where he parked his car .
Can you tell me what this is ?
If you work hard , you'll pass your exam .
It's very kind of you to invite me to your birthday party .
I think the wind's dropping off .
Did you advise him to go to the police ?
When I travel , I prefer to travel by air .
I'm dying to see my mother .
It isn't certain whether he will come or not .
Try to see things as they are .
The baby can stand but can't walk .
Let me know when you'll return home .
It is kind of you to help me .
Jane asked me if I would like to cook .
To look at him , you would take him of foreigner .
I wish he would make up his mind one way or other .
When I can get through my exams , I will take a long vacation .
I'm sure he will come tomorrow .
I plan to study this afternoon after I get home .
There are many places to visit in kyoto .
He got angry at being insulted .
I'll leave tomorrow , weather permitting .
I don't like what he said .
She said that she was a little tired .
You are kind to say so .
I remember seeing her before .
You finally succeeded in getting a job .
When the word is out , it belongs to another .
I know you are clever .
If you see the cat in this picture , please call us .
I'm wondering when to buy a computer .
Whenever I see her , I remember her mother .
He can't even read , let alone write .
You are not coming , are you ?
He ran the risk of having an accident .
If I were in your situation , I would do the same thing .
There is more money than is needed .
It was not long before she came .
How lucky to meet you here .
We watched the plane until it went out of sight .
I'll buy you whatever clothes you want .
I have no friend with whom to talk about it .
He has made me what I am .
Is this your book , mike ?
She has changed greatly since I last saw her .
Because it rained , I didn't go .
I found it difficult to put it into practice .
You can speak as you actually feel .
You must be the temporary we asked for .
Oh , you're going home tonight !
He has decided not to go to the meeting .
I suppose he's gone home .
I am afraid I must be going now .
Can you check if the phone is out of order ?
A piano is expensive , but a car is more expensive .
Can you find the time to play with our daughter ?
I tried everything to keep him alive .
This river is very dangerous to swim in .
Let's go back before it begins to rain .
Because it was summer vacation , I took a trip .
I am glad to hear the news .
I cautioned him against being late .
I don't know who to turn to .
The job of a driver is not as easy as it looks .
Hurry up , and you will be in time .
Kate went to a party to see her friend .
He never pays much attention to what his teacher says .
Speak louder so everyone can hear you .
After I locked all the doors , I went to bed .
I remember my mother when I see this .
She was kind enough to help me .
It is her that I want to meet .
I had no notion that you were coming .
She said she would be back right away .
What do you say to waiting five more minutes ?
He is rich enough to buy that car .
I don't mind getting up at six .
Do you mean that you have already decided on this plan ?
I'm sorry for your not having come with us .
It's not just you , I am also to blame .
Even a child knows right from wrong .
I dreamt I was a bird .
There is no telling when the war will end .
As I was tired , I took a rest .
He gave me what money he had with him .
I don't suppose it's going to rain .
I have no information she is coming .
Mother went to town to get some bread .
She told me that she had bought a cd .
I remember seeing you last year .
He began to make excuses .
I don't know who he is .
You must consider it before you answer .
I hope you'll be happy forever .
We had better begin to prepare for the test .
Have a cup of tea , won't you ?
I can't make out what she said .
I'll wait here until my medicine is ready .
I owe what I am today to my father .
I don't have any family to support .
I told him to keep his promise .
I don't know the reason why he went there .
Let me know it as soon as you get there .
It is up to you to decide what to do .
The woman who came here yesterday is miss yamada .
I hear she's a famous actress .
Should I wait for her to come back ?
I'll call on you john .
He has nobody to consult .
I took a taxi so that I would be in time for the appointment .
All you have to do is to join us .
It is impossible to put the plan into practice .
I'm very sorry I came home so late .
Don't forget to turn the light off .
What I bought yesterday was these shoes .
I know how old you are .
I came to tokyo to attend a conference .
He decided to get on with the plan .
I don't go by what he says .
I'm not very particular about food .
This is a fact , not a fiction .
I went to the airport to meet my father .
Slow down or you're going to work yourself sick .
When the bus came , she got on .
He is ashamed to ask questions .
She said that she was ill , which was a lie .
He acquired french when he was young .
It is interesting for me to read my old diary .
It doesn't matter whether he agrees or not .
He commanded us to work hard .
Open the windows to let in some air .
Work hard so that you can succeed .
I don't know which is which .
Ken makes it a rule to get up early .
You are all that is dear to me in the world .
She was kind enough to make tea for us .
He can speak french , still more english .
Oh , what is this ?
The fact is we were not invited .
How many children do you want to have when you get married ?
As soon as she comes , we will begin .
It was a great thrill to meet the president .
Don't go , if you don't want to .
Have you made up your mind where to go for the holidays ?
I had not waited long before he came .
It's up to you to decide the matter .
They were anxious I would help them .
He is doing very well considering he lacks experience .
I got tom to mend my shoes .
Come on , answer quickly .
I got my friends to help me .
He made up his mind to be a fireman .
It is easy for him to answer this question .
I owe what I am to my mother .
I found it pleasant walking in the country .
Let's wait till he comes back .
I think we could be good friends .
You must do the work even if you don't like it .
He went so far as to hit her .
It is no use giving her advice .
She was kind enough to show me the way .
I can't make out what he wants .
It took him five years to write this novel .
I enjoyed reading about your dreams .
I want you to go to osaka right away .
He began to look for a job .
Should it be fine , I will go .
He said that he had left his wallet at home .
Don't try to keep her to yourself .
I waited for a bus to come .
I don't know whether he will come or not .
It was not long before she came .
It is honest of her to tell him the truth .
I think we should do some more .
It is said that the dog is man's best friend .
It is no use trying to solve this problem .
When we think this way , many problems arise .
It was surprising that she said that .
When he came , I was doing my homework .
Let's wait here until he turns up .
I don't feel like telling her about it .
I remember mailing the letter .
It doesn't matter when you come .
It is difficult to see her .
As long as you're here , I'll stay .
What a fool I was to do such a thing !
The room started to spin after I drank too much .
What he writes comes to this .
I hear that you play the piano .
If you use the money , you will have to answer for it later .
I wonder if it will rain tomorrow .
I left my hat as I got off the train .
I want you to sing the song .
I am at a loss how to answer the question .
It'll be a waste of time if we wait for them any longer .
On my arrival at the station , I will call you .
We learned how to read english .
He is a man to be trusted .
It seems that something is wrong with the computer .
Students should try not to be late .
I'll be hanged if it's true .
They spent four hours discussing their plan .
The doctor advised him to give up smoking .
He cared for his mother after his father died .
It is a pity that he can't come .
It is dangerous for children to play in the street .
I made a mistake through doing it in a hurry .
He makes it a rule not to eat too much .
I am very happy to hear about your engagement .
He can speak french , not to mention english .
What you are saying doesn't make sense .
I cannot see him without thinking of my brother .
We're too busy to attend to such detail .
They decided that it would be better to start at once .
I hope my dream will come true .
If only I get a chance to see him .
He worked hard for fear that he should fail .
He did his best to be in time for the train .
I'm very sad to hear that .
I hope that he will come .
It is said that he worked very hard in his younger days .
I was late because my car broke down .
He made believe not to hear me .
If the weather is fine , I'll go swimming in the river .
He explained to mary why he was late for her birthday party .
Hold your horses , young man .
I have no mind to go for a walk .
I heard that he bought a new computer .
He has a plan to go abroad next year .
No one is so old but he can learn .
Barring snow , father will come home .
I am not in the humor for working hard today .
What would you do if you were in my place ?
He is a good doctor , as doctors go these days .
It is difficult for him to solve the problem .
He makes friends with everybody he meets .
Do it right now , before you forget .
While I understand what you say , I can't agree with you .
Repeat what I have just told you .
He made believe that he had not heard me .
She seems to have been offended by what he said .
I turned on the radio to listen to the news .
Please look in on me when you're in town .
He was all eagerness to see her .
I wonder if he is married .
She is an english teacher fresh from college .
After you have read it , give the book back to me .
I'll come over after I finish the work .
This is the restaurant where we had dinner last week .
I'm sure that's no fault of yours .
There is no choice but to agree to his plan .
I'm trying to work out this problem .
Where do you think I met her ?
It has been a long time since I wrote you last .
I wonder what ever will become of the child .
I found it easy to operate the computer .
I can never bring myself to talk about it .
Don't forget to put out the light before you go to bed .
I want to rest a little because all the homework is finished .
Well , it wasn't all that bad .
He made up his mind not to return to his native country .
Is this your son , betty ?
He was seen to enter the room .
I hope you are not catching a cold .
He asked her where she lived .
I am dying to see her again .
I know he is watching me .
If you care to , come with us .
There is no man but loves his home .
I hope it'll be fine tomorrow .
He gave me all the money at his command .
I gave him what money I had .
Your brother got married , didn't he ?
That's the house where tom was born .
As soon as he saw a policeman , he ran away .
She will come if you ask her .
If you learn english at all , learn it thoroughly .
I cannot help thinking about him .
They had had to use what money they had .
Tired as he was , he went to bed early .
I have so much work to do that I have to put off my trip .
Yes , I'm coming .
I hope the weather will clear up tomorrow .
I bade the boy go out .
I'd like you to translate this book into english .
Don't forget what I told you .
What you have said doesn't apply to you .
It was brought home to me how important education is .
The teacher is busy looking over the examination papers .
It doesn't matter where he comes from .
John made believe that he passed the exam .
I finally got hold of that book I wanted .
This is your hat , isn't it ?
No matter where you may go , you may find the same thing .
I believe that you will succeed .
He went on talking as though nothing had happened .
It's very hot today , isn't it ?
What he said about england is true .
He is rich but he is not happy .
I believe he'll be with us today .
Then that means I lost everything .
While I was staying in paris , I met him .
I had no difficulty in carrying the plan out .
He purposed writing something for the paper .
Can you hear I'm calling ?
What she said wasn't true .
I take it for granted that they will get married .
I could not help but state my opinion .
Please excuse me for coming late .
Be sure to turn out the light when you go out of the room .
I'm all set to start .
I may as well die as do it .
How about going to the movies ?
I hadn't waited long before he came along .
I felt that I was being spied on .
I was born in osaka , but was brought up in tokyo .
I cannot help falling in love with her .
I want you to do it at once .
He didn't tell me what the matter was .
He was the only person to survive the fire .
It would be a kindness to tell her .
It seems that he is fine .
Some people read the newspaper while watching television .
It is great fun to play with a puppy .
He asked me what was the matter with me .
Whoever wants the book may have it .
I'll see if there's anything I can do .
I want you to go .
Dare he go alone ?
Can't you do something to help me ?
He would be the last man to break his word .
We eat so we can live .
It's time to leave off work .
She came round to watching tv .
It began to snow heavily as I got off the train .
I got up early the next morning to catch the first train .
It was wise of her to leave home early .
You will never get him to agree .
She put on her hat to go out .
Let's decide together where to go first .
It is one thing to promise , and another to perform .
I have a friend who is a pilot .
You may depend on him to help you .
I dare say she is still in japan .
Reflect on what you have done .
I was disappointed that you didn't call .
He has set down everything that happened .
It is doubtful whether he will come or not .
It turned out that he had long been dead .
Did you notice him coming in ?
He had the privilege of studying abroad for two years .
I started to make stew .
I'm sorry I've kept you waiting so long .
There is no telling what will happen tomorrow .
I'm sure he will make good in the new job .
She says she will come .
This is just the type of car I want .
I am so busy that I don't watch tv .
He went to the airport to see his friend off .
I'll take whoever wants to go .
I wish I were a bird .
There seems to be no need to go .
What if he should fail ?
I must offer you an apology for coming late .
The work over , we went home .
Try to see things as they really are .
Are those the people you saw yesterday ?
She refused to go with me .
Everyone says the view from here is beautiful .
I appreciate your coming all the way .
No , I've never been there .
This book is not only interesting but also instructive .
How nice to be in hawaii again !
They thought he was the son of the sun .
He didn't allow me to pay the bill for the dinner .
She made it a habit to take a walk before dinner .
He tried hard , but he failed .
I saw her enter the room .
If the accident happens , report to me .
Were we to do such a thing , we should be punished .
I wish he had attended the meeting .
I regret to say that he is ill in bed .
Thank you for coming all the way to see me .
It took me three days to read through this book .
I was afraid of getting lost in the dark .
I have no doubt that he will succeed .
He was willing to care for that cat .
She didn't go shopping yesterday , did she ?
I have just been to the station to see my uncle off .
I am in the habit of going for a walk before breakfast .
Do you mind their coming too ?
He never fails to write to his mother every month .
I don't know whether I can go there or not .
It was clear that he went there .
You live in tokyo , don't you ?
Few people know how to do it .
He ordered me to go alone .
They requested him to do the job .
I will go provided that the others go .
It feels like I've seen her before .
He thought that he could climb the mountain .
It takes years to master a foreign language .
I think that she will come .
Oh , have a heart .
We have no alternative but to work .
Never did I dream that you would lose .
I know you don't care .
Is it possible to be here a little longer ?
Don't let him do it for himself .
I'm afraid you'll have to go in person .
I'm afraid I can't help you .
I don't want to let myself go bad .
A bad cold prevented her from attending the class .
Not only he but I am wrong .
She believes her son is still alive .
You can swim , can't you ?
She made me hurry .
That is the thing that concerns you .
In the end , he wasn't able to succeed .
No doubt she will win in the end .
He was employed writing letter .
I don't know how to put it in japanese .
Tell her which to get on .
I don't like your going out alone .
If the weather hadn't been bad , I would have started my journey .
She has made up her mind to go to america to study .
We are so busy we'd take any help we could get .
Please write down what I am going to say .
You may invite whoever wants to come .
We waited long , but he didn't turn up .
She telephoned to invite me to her house .
What you are saying does not make sense .
Love me little , love me long .
I will come and see you when I get well .
It's not fair that she can go and I can't .
I think that you are to blame .
Some juice , please .
You have not washed your hands yet , have you ?
The teacher allowed me to leave school early .
I think you should get more rest .
We had hardly waited for five minutes when the bus came .
What he said is a good idea .
Not words but action is needed now .
It's nothing to get upset about .
I am ready to go with you .
I was born in the year that grandfather died .
I guess you're right , jane .
I could hardly wait to hear the news .
I saw the train come into the station .
I'm afraid I can't make it at that time .
This is a dictionary I told you about yesterday .
Don't be afraid to ask questions .
The problem is whether the plan will work .
I'm at a loss for what to say .
What is important is to keep this in mind .
I had the luck to find a good job .
Tonight I plan to go to a concert .
How are you , tom ?
There is no reason for me to apologize .
He is not a doctor but a teacher .
Don't hesitate to ask if you want anything .
With all that we might have been better off just to have stayed home .
She asked him to adjust the tv set .
He was cautious about overeating .
Sorry to have kept you waiting .
Don't try to pass the buck .
She is determined to leave the company .
Jane makes the utmost effort to win .
There is more water than is needed .
We know the value of good health when we are sick .
How should I answer if she inquires after you ?
It happened that we were on the same bus .
I'll never forget seeing her .
I can't imagine john coming on time .
Let's try to arrange something .
That's just what I wanted .
It was impossible to find an answer .
John is too fat to run fast .
I wish I had a room of my own .
I'm not used to staying up late at night .
You should take care so that you can have good health .
It's no good his trying to find the true reason .
He won't come if it rains .
She went to austria for the purpose of studying music .
The time will come when you'll regret it .
It seems as if you are the first one here .
As soon as I got home , it began to rain .
What you were taught is wrong .
I don't know what to do .
He asked her if she was jane .
I am told that he is ill in bed .
There is no telling when we will fall ill .
This is the only camera I've got .
It never rains but it pours .
It is good to drink this water .
I think it a pity that he told a lie .
I don't know what to do now .
I regret that I can't help you .
We took a taxi so as not to be late .
Do you think it will take long by bus ?
Few things give us as much pleasure as music .
You can easily identify him because he is very tall .
It is no use getting angry at him .
The sky lightened as it stopped raining .
You are free to use this room .
I used to get yelled at for hogging the phone .
Come home early , bill .
My brother dared not swim across the river .
The doctor she visited is famous .
I'm living on welfare , without a car or anything .
We are all liable to make mistakes .
I know what that is .
You may go if you wish , it's up to you .
He has a good reputation no matter where he goes .
Leave your desk as it is .
He knows better than to believe such a thing .
He was at the meeting , to be sure , but he was asleep .
Illness prevented me from going out .
Illness kept me from going there .
She was afraid to make a speech .
It was you that suggested seeing that movie .
Jim set out to write something in his notebook .
I wonder if he'll come tomorrow .
Wait till I count ten .
You will find him home whenever you call .
They came to the hospital to inquire after me .
He lost his eyesight when he was still a child .
I don't know what time it is .
What do you do to pass the time ?
Mary came up to me when she saw me .
The fact is I didn't go to school today .
Though he was tired , he kept on working .
Write back to me as soon as you get this letter .
I am thinking of going to the mountains .
He makes it a rule to read aloud every day .
I have a dog which can run fast .
I ran as fast as possible to catch up with him .
Is there any place you recommend ?
She encouraged him to write a novel .
I'm sure I've seen him before .
It was a breath-taking close game .
I think you'll like it too .
What he is saying does not make sense .
Please lock the door when you leave .
I like dave because he is very kind .
Not only you but also he is in the wrong .
Bill , call me tonight .
That's why I told you not to go by car .
This is the person I spoke about the other day ,
We cannot tell what may happen in future .
He began to eat his breakfast .
How long will it take to get well ?
The doctor decided to operate at once .
You made the mistake on purpose , didn't you ?
Please go ahead of me , because I have something to do .
It is not necessary for you to quit the job .
Having finished the work , I went out for a walk .
Can you wait until I make up my face ?
Twenty thousand yen , please .
I'm afraid I can't finish them in time .
I was forced to abandon the plan .
If it is fine tomorrow , we will play baseball .
I never counted on his being rich .
It is easy to read this book .
You should persist in your efforts to learn english .
It is wrong to tell lies .
I don't know what to think .
Soon you will find yourself friendless .
We are attracted by what you are .
She keeps moaning that she has no time .
It is no use asking for her help .
If it is nice weather tomorrow , let's go on a hike .
He is young , but experienced .
It is strange that he should have done such a thing .
When you drive in japan , remember to keep to the left .
Is it easy for me to solve this problem ?
He doesn't know how to write a letter in english .
It is very kind of you to say so .
I remember seeing you before .
It seems obvious that he is sick .
It is no use arguing with her .
I'm afraid you have the wrong number .
We shall go when the rain ceases .
The day will come when you will realize it .
She had long been learning to play the piano .
The child was afraid of being left alone in the dark .
Ken is so busy that he can't come .
He is old enough to drive a car .
He didn't arrive until the concert was over .
Would you mind terribly making me a cup of coffee ?
Please remember to see my father next week .
I think I'll come back later .
It looks like the flight was delayed .
It was this boy that broke the windowpane .
I want something with which to write .
I am certain of his coming .
The telephone is out of order , mr tamori .
He didn't have enough experience to cope with the problem .
Hurry up , or you'll be late .
He went there to learn english .
I wish I could speak english like you .
He is sixty , if a day .
He knows the art of making friends .
I believe him to be innocent .
' you'd better come in ,'' the man said .
I make it a rule to keep early hours .
It seems to me that he is honest .
In time , tom came to love her .
I love reading books .
As soon as the game started , it began to rain .
He has every reason for getting angry with you .
I can't afford to shop at such an expensive store .
It goes without saying that friendship is more important than business .
It is easy for us to speak japanese .
It is dangerous to swim in this lake .
She resolved on going to college .
There's no talking to him when he's angry .
There was no doctor who could cure her illness .
This is the castle which we visited last week .
What do you say to dining out together ?
I ran as fast as possible to catch up with him .
It is your business to take care of them .
She came from canada to see me .
I really appreciate what you've done .
Oh , you are early this morning .
I will do all I can for you .
He seems to have been poor when he was young .
He was doubtful about which way to take .
It is easy to solve the problem .
I looked around , but saw nobody .
It would be best if I met him in person .
Please visit us at your convenience .
I make it a rule not to sit up late .
Stop making a fuss over nothing .
It was five years ago that I graduated from college .
Take whichever you like best .
She made a promise to write to me every week .
What is the first novel that was written in japanese ?
Be sure to put out the light before you go out .
He was told to stand up , and he did so .
He was too tired to walk any more .
It was so hard , I tell you .
I hope you'll get his support .
The fact is that I have no money with me .
He is not what he used to be .
I will see to it that you meet her at the party .
It was my father's wont to read the newspaper before breakfast .
You can't hope to catch up with him .
It is you who is in the wrong .
You may take anything you like .
I don't like visiting big cities .
Let me have a look at it , will you ?
I have no time to do my homework .
I was foolish enough to believe him .
He is busy writing a letter .
It is better to ignore this point .
She seems happy to be here .
What do you think of the idea of making a bus trip ?
Try to jump as high as possible .
He is brave enough to go there by himself .
That is the poet I met in paris .
I forget sad things when I fall asleep .
I am at a loss what to do .
None , they are all outside .
He never puts off anything he has to do .
You are the next in line for promotion .
It's been three years since I moved here .
I don't want you to ring me up all the time .
As far as I know , he is a reliable man .
Do not forget to turn the light off before you go to bed .
Who is taller , you or ken ?
Now he has nothing to live for .
I don't know when tom will leave japan .
It's obvious that he's in the wrong .
Say , he is no more than a kid .
Please advise me what to do .
I made up my mind to study harder .
You can swim , can't you ?
I tried to learn the melody by heart .
Whether she agrees or not is the question .
I can't afford to buy that .
Tell him where he should go .
He was fortunate to pass the exam .
I can't afford to pay so much .
It is probable that she will come tomorrow .
It's very hot , isn't it ?
He studied very hard to become a scientist .
I was too sick to stand .
Get back , get back .
This is the same camera that I lost .
What you say is neither here nor there .
It's obvious that you told a lie .
I'll work as long as I live .
He is far from telling a lie .
I spoke to him in english , but I couldn't make myself understood .
He held out his hand to welcome us .
This is the camera which I bought yesterday .
A burglar broke in while he was asleep .
I hear you'll set up a new company .
He went back to get his hat .
He was in a hurry to begin the new job .
I arrived on the night he left .
I don't know if george is coming .
At best I can do only half of what you did .
There is no sense in your worrying about your health so much .
Ms. White spoke slowly enough for me to catch her .
When his dog died , he cried his heart out .
It was kind of you to invite us .
It was yesterday evening when it began to rain .
I'll go and meet him , if it's necessary .
I want a box three times as large as this .
As for me , I don't want to go out .
I couldn't bring myself to call on him .
She stopped singing the song .
I cannot tell my opinion without provoking him .
I found the book I had long been looking for .
I have made up my mind to leave japan .
I allowed her to go to the party .
She is accustomed to sitting .
It was clear that she was not concerned with the matter .
It will do you good to have a holiday .
He warned me that I would fail .
You'll find it impossible to live there .
I said it might rain .
No matter what he says , don't trust him .
Please call me on receiving this letter .
This is the house I lived in when I was young .
When she heard the news , she was not happy .
The time when he did it was not known .
Look out that you don't catch cold .
It being rainy , I stayed home .
It is important to know your own limitations .
I am afraid they don't get along very well .
It'll be useless to stand against them .
We ascertained her dead .
If we should miss the train , we'll go by bus .
Please don't say your birthday is over .
I advised him to come back at once .
I am sure of his passing the examination .
When it comes to making things , I'm all thumbs .
He is poor , it appears .
Since it's important , I'll attend to it .
Tom has always made good in every work he has had .
I have a friend who works for nasa .
I don't understand what you are saying .
I wonder what happened to that lost child .
Go and see who it is .
Come here , and I'll show you .
It may have rained last night .
Come back again when you finish your medicine .
I dislike how he smiles .
As everyone knows , he is a genius .
What to do next is our question .
It was extraordinary that he did not agree .
It is time you went to school .
You may eat anything so long as you don't eat too much .
I'm sure you'll whip us up something really good .
The doctor examined the child and said she was healthy .
Whoever wants to come to my party may come .
He did what he promised to do for me .
' I'm japanese ,'' the boy answered .
Waiter , please bring me some water .
I don't care what you say . It's not going to happen !
Hum baby to sleep .
I cannot afford to buy such a thing .
It's very difficult even for a japanese to put on a kimono .
I wish I could go to the party with you .
We ask you to account for your conduct .
It is certain that he passed the examination .
That is the house where I was born .
He took delight in talking with friends .
The girl reading a book is kate .
He is rich but he is not happy .
The teacher said , above all , what is necessary for success is perseverance .
He had enough to do to catch up on his work .
The girl talking with mayumi is my sister .
I've told you again and again to be more careful .
If you were in my place , what would you do ?
I think it will be hot today .
I'll try not to be late in the future .
She broke down when she heard the news .
It is important for him to get the job .
I hear that you are going to the united states .
She is not only kind , but also honest .
Whoever comes , say I am away from home .
He is eager to go abroad .
Be sure to put out the fire before you leave .
I asked my son what he really wanted .
It has been over three years since I moved here .
I wish I could find one just like it .
It is very good of you to say so .
Well you can indicate everything you see .
Being free , she went out for a walk .
That's the most absurd idea I've ever heard .
Did the newspaper say it was going to rain ?
I am not the person I used to be .
He speaks as if he had studied abroad .
It is three years since he died .
It is soseki that my sister likes best .
He did it , and in her presence .
I remember seeing her somewhere .
If you change your mind , let me know .
Whatever he says is right .
It will not be long before he comes .
I will go if you come .
She decided not to go .
It is desirable that you should attend the meeting .
He came to like her .
You may rest assured that we shall do all we can .
I will help you when I have finished my work .
We go to school to learn .
I wish I were younger .
I felt something crawling on my back .
I have a friend living in nara .
Japan is not what it was ten years ago .
I take for granted that you agree with me .
I went to tokyo to see tony .
It is necessary for you to start now .
I hear that he sold his house .
The story lived on , passed from person to person .
There is good reason for her to get scolded .
Having finished my work , I went out for a walk .
I always try to tell the truth .
We enjoyed singing songs together .
I went home in order to change my clothes .
We are glad you are coming .
It's been nice meeting you .
I'm sorry , I have no idea .
I have been to the airport to see my father off .
I came early in order to get a good seat .
This book is worth reading again .
I'm sorry to trouble you .
I'm sorry to bother you .
In case I am late , you don't have to wait for me .
She enjoyed talking with him .
He is anxious to get back into circulation .
If you don't go , I will not go either .
It was so cold that we made a fire .
If it were not for exams , we would be happy .
The question is whether he will come to visit us next month .
It is egypt that he wants to visit .
He works hard that he may pass the examination .
I'm sorry my mother is not at home .
How come you didn't say anything ?
I have half a mind to see that myself .
She found it necessary to accustom her child to getting up early .
Don't leave here until you have done it .
She pretended not to hear me .
He is the last person to give away the secret .
Make sure that the lights are turned off before you leave .
His homework having been finished , tom went to bed .
What he has once heard he never forgets .
I want you to tell me the truth .
The teacher permitted the boy to go home .
I think it's the best way .
We decided to leave him alone for a while .
It is difficult to finish the work in a day .
I like him in that he is honest and candid .
The time has come for us to stand up .
I don't think that his performance was any good .
This is all the money that I have now .
It was his car that ran over lucy and her dog .
Finish your homework before you go to bed .
You had best take walks to stay in health .
It's hard to please him .
He sat down to read a novel .
I know exactly how you feel .
She looked as if she had been ill .
You will do well to take my advice .
Enjoy your life while you are able to .
My mother goes to the market every day to buy things .
I couldn't but speak the truth .
You should learn how to use your dictionary .
Everybody says I look like my father .
You mind if I join you ?
It's natural that she should get angry .
I want you to take this paper to her right away .
They had trouble finding the place .
The box was heavy , but he managed to carry it .
This is the tallest tree I have ever seen .
He said that you need not go .
Would you be so kind as to open the door for me ?
It is high time you started a new business .
I can hardly understand what she says .
I hope to marry her .
I was happy to see her again .
She promised to look into the matter immediately .
It's high time the children went to bed .
Try to make good use of your time .
She speaks as if she were a teacher .
Take as much as you like .
It may be that he likes his job .
Mother has made me what I am .
Stop playing tricks on your brother .
Is it any of your business what someone's hobby is ?
Please come . I'm anxious to see you .
I appreciate that you are very fatigued .
I'd like some cider , please .
He makes a point of attending class meetings .
Please see that the job is finished .
Going home last night , I saw her again .
We went to the mountains to ski .
As for the money , it is all right .
He is a rich but dull man .
I'm dying to see you .
She pretended that she was sick .
It is no use your waiting for him .
Please let me know by wednesday if you can't attend .
I could hardly tell who was who .
We enjoyed singing songs at the party .
It is impossible to tell what will happen in that country .
Get out of here , and quickly .
They say that he is very rich .
I would like to go to austria in order to study music .
I believe what he says .
It is vain to argue with them about the problem .
Everything comes to those who wait .
It is ten years since he came to japan .
He talks as if he were a teacher .
There is plenty of food left if you'd like some .
But what will you do if he doesn't come ?
What do you say to going to the concert ?
Old school friends often try to keep in touch with one another .
He objected to his wife working outside .
Excuse me , but I think this is my seat .
I don't know if it is good .
The best way to learn english is to go to america .
He does not have anyone to play with .
Tell me the reason you didn't come yesterday .
You have made him what he is .
You can not believe a word he says .
Nothing will stop his going .
You'll save yourself a lot of time if you take the car .
He is the person to whom I gave my dictionary .
I'm sorry to put you to all these troubles .
You are very kind to show me the way .
I think it's absurd to do so .
I think it's clouding up .
Come if possible .
You have a light hand , don't you ?
Leave the chairs as they are .
Your success in the examination depends on how hard you study .
You should work hard so that you can pass any exam you take .
He is not such a fool but he knows it .
He seems to have been in poor health when young .
As I was sick , I did not go to school .
His brother went to the station to see him off .
He reported to them what he had seen .
I am ready to do anything to help you .
I don't know whether he is a college student or not .
You never can tell what will happen in the future .
She asked us if we would like to cook .
Now that we're alone , let's have fun .
Don't fail to return the book tomorrow .
It won't be long before she gets over her illness .
He makes a point of attending class meetings .
Hurry or we'll never make the train !
It is thought to have been much colder long ago .
She is as good a wife as any you could hope for .
Tell me what you did in shounan .
Can you get this , man ?
When we looked down , we saw many buildings .
I'll bet you that you're wrong about that .
She rarely , if ever , goes out of town .
When spring comes , the days get longer day by day .
He was so kind as to offer his seat to me .
Soon hot , soon cold .
He went to tokyo for the purpose of getting a new job .
Enjoy yourself at the party , john .
There seems no need to help that country .
I am not accustomed to making a speech in public .
I think I'll lie down for a while .
Man is the only animal that can talk .
If you ask me , she's a little unusual .
He had the kindness to show me the way .
I'm looking forward to seeing you again .
You will do well to leave her .
Kobe is the city which I was born in .
He left early in order not to be late .
Would you mind if I smoked ?
Never do today what you can put off till tomorrow .
This is also the first time I've been to this area .
Choose whichever you like .
I'll wait here till he comes back .
Isn't it about time you went to bed ?
He managed to pass the examination .
' next time ,'' he said .
When I see this picture , I always think of the old days .
They worked hard only to fail .
Nice to meet you .
Be sure to turn out the light when you go out .
We don't care what he does .
I wish I had married another man .
Can't you guess what I'm doing ?
The girls began to laugh when they heard the story .
It is wicked of you to do such things .
Which do you like better , english or music ?
I know that I am a good teacher .
Sorry I won't be there .
I managed to make the teacher understand my idea .
Thank you very much for coming to see me .
I don't see what he says .
Would you mind not smoking ?
I will give you ten minutes to work out this problem .
His object is to pass the test .
I found it difficult to understand what he was saying .
Don't forget to put out the fire .
My wife suggested to me that I take her on the trip .
The way I see it , he is right .
It seems it will rain tomorrow .
I am determined to carry out this plan .
I think what you say is true .
I feel like going out rather than staying at home today .
Not I but my brother lives in sendai .
I know better than to lend him money .
No matter what he says , don't trust him .
You will be shocked to hear this .
Thank you for making the arrangements .
When I came back , my car was gone .
Some people read that they may get information .
It seemed that the bus had been late .
Please pardon me for coming late .
What made up your mind to quit smoking ?
I want someone to talk to .
Get out , or you will be sorry .
It is beneath you to say such a thing .
She was anxious to please her mother .
I cannot bring myself to help such a man .
Put out the light so that you can get a good sleep .
This is the very thing that I wanted .
I felt like I was dead .
She didn't dare to say anything at that time .
I will get him to come and help me .
He went out of his way to assist me .
I don't like to be kept waiting for a long time .
I was uncertain of my ability to do it .
If these days are not convenient for you , please let us know .
You never can tell what will happen in future .
Whether he will succeed or not depends upon his health .
That , while regrettable , is true .
Please turn off the light before you go to bed .
Jane said that it was time to go home .
I went to market after he came home .
Don't forget to pick me up tomorrow morning .
They're all fine , thank you .
Will you tell me how to get to shinjuku ?
This is the same camera that he lost .
When you come next time , bring your brother .
That's all I can say at the moment .
It is kind of you to give me a birthday present .
She said she would be back right away .
I wonder whose car this is .
As it is fine , I'll go out .
All the days went by , one like another .
He is a scientist who is respected by everybody .
I can't go until he comes .
I couldn't make him understand my english .
I cannot hear such a story without weeping .
He studies hard to pass the exam .
You may come whenever you like .
I proposed that she come with me .
It seems that she is not pleased with the job .
She said that she gets up at six every morning .
Don't worry about what you have done .
I merely came to inform you of the fact .
He is not the coward that he was ten years ago .
He has no friends to fall back on .
Boys , don't make any noise .
Don't talk about business while we're dining .
What she wrote is true in a sense .
It was decided that the old building be pulled down .
I hear he is looking for work .
We need plants in order to live .
Someone who wants to touch me inside .
Please don't hesitate to ask me any questions .
I'm glad that you'll come .
It was long before he knew it .
He did it the way I told him to .
If you care to , you may come with us .
It took me about an hour to read this book through .
That is not exactly what I said .
She is anxious to visit europe .
This machine is too heavy for me to carry .
I want you to refurbish the house .
To say is one thing , and to do quite another .
He will be waiting for you when you get there .
I can't figure out why he did it .
I'll never forget your kindness as long as I live .
She was absent simply because she caught cold .
Excuse me , do you have the time ?
I make it a rule to go jogging every morning .
She must have been beautiful when she was young .
I will have her call you as soon as she comes back .
Wait here till I return .
It's about time you stopped watching television .
Though he had a cold , he went to work .
I'm sorry to hear it .
Because the channel was changed he got angry .
Let's hurry so that we can catch the bus .
If you are a good girl , you shall have candy .
I think it's important to keep a promise .
You will learn how to do it in time .
You go to school , don't you ?
The child was scared to get into the water .
It goes without saying that smoking is bad for the health .
They were successful in solving the problem .
I wrote down her address so as not to forget it .
It is next to impossible to make him stop smoking .
This book is worth reading again and again .
It was nice of you to come all this way to see me .
I'll come as soon as I can .
What I mean is this .
No , not too much .
I'm afraid she can't answer .
There's no rush . If you would , in your own time .
He is the one who comes after me .
I was surprised to find it on fire .
They left early to catch the first train .
I am afraid he will fail .
Don't go by what the newspapers say .
Mother thought of nothing but my coming home .
I am happy to have so many good friends .
I feel happiest when I am in school .
Yes . He had just come home when I called .
I tried to get good marks .
They had trouble finding the place .
She endeavored to live up to their expectations .
Do you like baseball , bin ?
Oh ,'' that's a good idea ,'' she said .
She felt lonely when all her friends had gone home .
I wonder what the weather will be like tomorrow .
You are responsible for what you do .
I took it for granted that you were on my side .
We saw her enter the room .
I'm very busy with the examination just before me .
She loves an old table made in england .
This is the place where the incident took place .
As it is , I am awake .
If you would succeed in life , you must work hard .
I heard the door close .
I am not content with what I am .
He is certain of winning the game .
I want you to meet my cousin .
It's not until you have met him that you really understand a man .
I mean what I'm saying .
His face says that he lost .
There is a lot of danger in walking around here at night .
He went to america to study english .
He told me that he had lost his watch .
Yes , I like it very much .
I expected him to fail the exam .
I took it for granted that she would come .
I like to eat apples .
She succeeded in opening the box .
It took me a long time to get over my cold .
I was very surprised to hear the news .
He failed the exam because he had not studied enough .
It looks like snow , doesn't it ?
The girl was pleased when she got a present .
It was this book that I borrowed from him .
It's really nice having you here , isao .
It goes without saying that health is above wealth .
I wish I had seen the film .
I want to study abroad , even if my parents are against it .
This is the village where I was born .
I am so tired that I can't study .
This is the dictionary I spoke of yesterday .
I will do my best to pass the examination .
I had a hunch something pleasant was going to happen .
It is hard to master it in a year or two .
Because I had a cold , I stayed at home .
Ok , let's give it a try .
He made good what he had promised to do .
The dog ran away at the sight of me .
It appears that he is a student .
The more danger , the more honor .
I'm planning to stay at my uncle's place .
Let me help you wipe it off .
He is tired of watching television .
They say that mike is sick in bed .
A man is known by the company he keeps .
You will have heard the news , I think ?
She went to paris in order to study art .
This river is deep enough to swim in .
It seems to me that he is honest .
What do you say to dining out tonight ?
She makes it a rule to attend any meeting .
She asked him to carry her bag .
She was shocked when she heard his story .
Write to me as soon as you reach there .
Do you mind if I open the window ?
Illness prevented me from attending the party .
Whether we go or not depends on the weather .
The boy had the kindness to show us around .
He is the last man to tell a lie .
He is not as a fool but he knows it .
In case you see her , please say hello to her for me .
I strained to hear what the president said .
As you are sorry , I'll forgive you .
Illness kept me from attending the meeting .
I expect that he will help us .
I'm getting forgetful these days , but what can you do ?
His parents told him to get into a university .
He told me that he would go to france in june .
His advice inclined me to change my mind .
Put on your coat lest you should catch the cold .
He is the last person to succeed in business .
What he says is very important .
We started early so as not to miss the train .
As soon as he finished eating , he began to walk again .
No , I don't think so .
He went out without saying good-by .
I have known tom since I was a little boy .
You've lost the ability to concentrate .
I am waiting for the store to open .
I think he is right .
Do you mind my smoking here ?
Yes , I know .
I regret that I told you .
He tried to solve the problem .
I will show you how to solve it .
I think it will be fine .
It is I that am bad .
Mr smith's class was called off because he was sick .
Tom offered to lend me the money .
He stopped reading a book .
Please bear in mind what I said .
I learned that bill's father was sick .
Half the class say that they drink coffee .
It's nonsense to try that .
I should think you are in the wrong .
Place this book back where it was .
' be quiet mie ,'' said mother .
It is dangerous to drink too much .
I do not know whether it is good or not .
Pretend you're me .
I like him because he is honest .
The moment he was alone , he opened the letter .
You have finished your homework , haven't you ?
Who she saw was not herself but a different woman .
I have no family to provide for .
Please call on me when it is convenient for you .
The time has come when we can travel through space .
He turned pale to hear that .
Let's clean the garden , shall we ?
I will do that work on condition that I get paid for it .
It is a great pleasure being with you .
It's important to help people who are in trouble .
Of all places to meet you !
Just tell me what you'd like me to do .
You had better read a lot of books while you are young .
Tell him I'm not in .
It's very nice of you to help me .
I firmly believe that your time will come .
During hot weather , be sure to drink lots of water .
Everybody is very busy getting ready for the new year .
She is used to staying up all night .
This is the very book I have been looking for .
I'm late , aren't I ?
Looks like you didn't study much for the test .
I stayed at home because I was sick .
I hurried to make up for the lost time .
It is no use your holding me back .
Don't smoke until you're 20 years old .
I make it a rule to keep early hours .
I'm glad I was there .
It is a picture that I like very much .
It was her wish to go to paris .
I've just been to the airport to see her off .
I was seen to break the window .
I wonder if you could find some time to see me .
She went out without saying a word .
I wasn't content to work under him .
The next thing to be considered was food .
I offered to lend money to her .
I managed to get there in time .
Put it back where you found it .
Don't fail to mail this letter .
I hope it'll come out good .
It is true that he goes abroad every year .
He works hard so as to succeed .
I never see you without thinking of my father .
So you give up , right ?
I'm not good at meeting people .
He ran away at the sight of me .
It is only natural that he be proud of his son .
Do what you think is right .
Do you know when they will arrive ?
Who do you think broke the window ?
If anybody comes , tell him that I am out .
I don't feel like talking with anyone .
I don't know how to get there .
I asked where to go .
We worked hard to make ends meet .
When he got into trouble , he turned to his parents for help .
I don't believe you've met him .
Well , you have only to ask for his help .
He said that he takes a walk in the park every morning .
I'm dying to go to new york .
It might not freeze tonight .
A heavy snowstorm kept us from going out .
I think a movie is more entertaining than any book .
You must do as you are told .
This is the school where she is teaching .
Father used to tell us not to envy others .
I have no money to buy it .
You see , he is a good baseball player .
He is not a friend , but an acquaintance .
He is used to making speeches .
We hope you enjoy the movie .
When I heard the news , I cried .
He did nothing but stand watching the scene .
He stopped smoking for the improvement of his health .
He added that I should come to the party , too .
This is the place where the accident was .
I can't make out what he was saying .
I helped her hang the picture on the wall .
Have you chosen what to do next sunday yet ?
We were all set to leave when the phone rang .
We are apt to forget this fact .
Hard work has made him what he is .
He made an error , as he often does .
I got up early this morning to go fishing .
It was so hot that we went swimming .
She died before coming of age .
She thinks money and happiness are the same .
My father , who is very busy , has no time to read books .
A single mistake , and you are a failure .
I may go out if the rain lets up .
It would be better for you to read more books .
It was natural that everyone should like the girl .
Answer the telephone , will you ?
He will stick to his promise if he gives it .
It is very cold today , isn't it ?
He came early , as he had been asked to do .
We enjoyed watching the game .
It makes no difference whether you go today or tomorrow .
I wish I were a bird .
He makes it a rule to get up at six every day .
The man admitted having broken into the house .
I'm very sorry to hear that .
I am looking forward to visiting your school .
Failing the examination means waiting for another year .
It seems that no one knows the truth .
He tried to keep dry as best he could .
My son owes what he is to you .
I had a hard time finding his house .
I was surprised to see a lion .
Tired as I was , I went on working .
Everyone says that he's a good man .
I will wait here till he comes .
Tell me how to use the washing machine .
I wish I had more time to talk with her .
Her job is to take care of babies .
We stopped talking so that we could hear the music .
What I want now is a hot cup of coffee .
It is worthwhile to read the book .
He answered that he could swim well .
It is possible for him to swim across the river .
Be quiet while I am speaking .
I began to see what he was getting at .
That's because I don't suppose anybody will believe this story .
I wondered if I could do such a thing .
Now remember , you must not smoke in her car .
Every time I read this novel , I find it very interesting .
He died without having made a will .
I owe what I am to my father .
When we entered the room , he stood up .
This bad weather is more than I bargained for .
I am sure of his trusting you .
While you are about it , please make some coffee for me .
Be sure to come here by the appointed time .
How is it that you are always late for school ?
Could you tell me how to get to the nearest station ?
Henry said that he couldn't wait any longer .
I should say she is a little angry .
When it comes to politics , I know nothing .
It's warm today so you can swim in the sea .
Let's suppose that he is here .
Beef , please .
Come on , it'll be all right .
It's high time you left for school , isn't it ?
It's a pity that you couldn't come .
I make it a rule to study english for 3 hours every day .
She stood up to answer the phone .
I'd like to insure this , please .
I think I'd better stay here .
We believed that the news is true .
He is anxious to please everybody .
Is it safe to swim in this river ?
He tried to hold back his anger .
It is worthwhile reading the novel .
First come , first served .
I have decided to carry on the work .
Marriage is the last thing on my mind .
He likes to be mischievous .
It is very far as far as I know .
I have enjoyed reading this novel .
Would you mind waiting a moment ?
We enjoyed swimming in the river .
He asked us not to make any noise .
You may read whichever book you like .
He was living in england when the war broke out .
They are the only people who know the fact .
We were certain of winning the game .
The trouble is that you are too young .
Never did I expect that he would fail the examination .
I took it for granted that he would succeed .
There is much truth in what you say .
I didn't go but stayed .
It is not money but time that I want .
I should like to have a friend to correspond with .
This is the watch that I'd lost .
It is easy for us to agree with his opinion .
I'd like you to read this book .
She had the kindness to pick me up at my house .
If he tries hard , he will succeed .
Take this medicine in case you get sick .
It seems she is more than thirty years old .
It is easy to find fault with the work of others .
Ten to one , he will succeed .
He may be rich but stingy .
I remember calling at his house .
Write it down before you forget it .
I want him to solve the problem .
Her mother scolded her for being late for supper .
Supposing war broke out , what would you do ?
I don't think she takes after her mother .
It is just a year since I got married .
The crossroads where the accident happened is near here .
He was kind enough to invite me .
I'll be damned if it's true .
He is the last man to tell a lie .
I'll leave when she comes back .
Sorry , but you must have the wrong number .
Do you mind opening the door ?
All you have to do is to take care of yourself .
It is impossible to do it .
There is no mother who doesn't love her own child .
It has suddenly got cold , hasn't it ?
He's the last man that I want to see .
If you don't go , I won't , either .
He is so honest that he always keeps his word .
It is necessary that we provide for the future .
This watch is not mine but yours .
I don't think I can get along with him .
Please feel free to ask a question at any time .
He could ski well when he was young .
I wish I had been with you then .
Ken was reading when I came home .
He lost the watch which he had bought the day before .
Could you show me what you're serving ?
I had a feeling this might happen .
It seems that no one knew the truth .
I concentrated on what he was saying .
He stopped talking to them .
I made sure that no one was watching .
Any book will do , so long as it is interesting .
She allowed him to go alone .
If you are busy , I will help you .
Hardly had he seen me when he ran away .
We're not sure we can come tonight .
He has made me what I am .
I can't picture her playing the piano .
He is a man of few words , but he always keeps his promise .
In this case , I think he is correct .
His work is washing cars .
My advice is for you to go home .
It is not easy to speak english well .
Wait here till he comes back .
Let's over the matter before accepting it .
My watch ran down and I didn't know the time .
My uncle has made me what I am today .
Be silent in the library , boys .
I know that she is cute .
When I phone them nobody answers .
I am very glad to see you .
This is a dog that resembles a horse .
How astonished I was to see this .
He is studying to be a minister .
It is often easier to make plans than to carry them out .
I have the impression that he knows the secret .
He is not such a fool as to believe that story .
She is not such a girl as you imagine .
I have been to the station to see him off .
You should study hard so that you can pass the examination .
This is the hut in which he lived .
You can ask the child who's playing over there .
You've taken a long time eating lunch .
I can't afford to pay so much .
She's old enough to know the truth .
Tom pulled a long face when he heard the story .
Well , do you like it ?
You mean you're short on fuck-buddies ?
It's absurd of you to do that .
It may well snow tomorrow night .
You are stupid , and so is he .
The girl is used to playing all by herself .
What we say and what we mean are often quite different .
If you turn on me like that , I cannot talk any more .
I hope all of them will come in time .
I have known her since she was a little girl .
I don't think we should do that .
It's so cold that we can skate .
He was absent from school yesterday because he was ill .
You are free to go or to stay .
Though he is wealthy he is not happy .
Stop making a fool of yourself .
Look , someone is calling you .
I'm very happy that I can take care of the baby .
Do you know who took the call ?
I'll get in touch with you as soon as I return from america .
It matters little where he is from .
When he writes english , he often consults the dictionary .
I really understand what you mean .
Do you mind turning on the tv ?
Remember to post the letter .
If you care to come , you will be welcome .
Tommy , can you hear me ?
Let's go and see as many things as we can .
Young as he is , he has much experience .
She's good at getting around rules .
You lied to me , didn't you ?
Please go and see who it is .
He succeeded in climbing the mountain .
It's is so difficult that I have decided to give up trying .
She is very pretty , isn't she ?
The car I rented from you has a problem .
Please , you can have the paper first .
Don't forget to put your dictionary beside you .
Try to improve your english .
He was happy to have passed the examination .
I am sure he will make good in that job .
He asked me to keep him company on the weekends .
Please put the light out when you leave the room .
When I opened the door , I found him asleep .
You may go cycling if it doesn't rain .
The important thing is to listen carefully .
Now that school is over , you can go home .
I had no difficulty in carrying the plan out .
Let's eat while the food is warm .
She tried to kill herself last night .
Quite well , thank you .
He went so far as to say that she was stupid .
Do you think we'll have good weather ?
I'm longing to see him .
I make it a rule to get up early .
I have a mind to help him .
I told him to be quiet .
It is interesting to make friends with a foreigner .
He promised me that he would be more careful in future .
Don't try to do two things at a time .
As far as I know , the rumor is not true .
Bathe the baby , won't you ?
How nice of you to invite me along !
All you need to do is get back the time you have wasted .
I was just about to leave the house when the telephone rang .
I'll abstain from going out today .
He is sincere about what he says .
He is mary's brother , I should think .
I left early so I could get a good seat .
She was only too glad to help us .
The reason she killed herself is unknown .
He is about to leave for london .
We hurried for fear we should be late for school .
Whichever you take , you will like it .
Please wait till I have finished my coffee .
Never put off to tomorrow what you can do today .
Hang in there , and you can do it .
That he was busy is true .
I believe she is a charming girl .
I figure that she will succeed in her business .
The reason for your failure is that you did not try hard enough .
Whatever she says is true .
I'm of the opinion that he should apologize to his teacher .
It's my custom to go for a walk before breakfast .
It is rare for him to get angry .
Strange as it is , the story is true .
Father is in the habit of reading the paper before breakfast .
Send her in , and I will see her now .
I respect those who always do their best .
He is not the cheerful man he was .
He is a hard man to deal with .
What he said is still dark .
I tried to ask her a riddle .
He went out of his way to find the house for me .
My father fell ill because he worked too hard .
My plan is to study in australia .
Shine your shoes before going out .
Don't think I'm made of money .
Scarcely had the dog seen me when it ran away .
I telephoned him to come at once .
He volunteered to help her .
I can't forget the day when I met him .
You can get anything less expensive in bulk .
It doesn't matter whether you answer or not .
I don't know who the man is .
I'm glad you could come to the party .
Excuse me , but I didn't order this .
I was surprised to hear of his failure .
It was careless of you to miss the bus .
I can't make out what she said .
I want this letter registered .
That rumour is not true , is it ?
I regret to say I cannot come .
Please tell me what you know about it .
I am not used to sitting up late at night .
I'm always interested in reading his column .
The fact is that I've spent all the money .
I worked hard in order to support my family .
Tell me how to solve the problem .
She looked for her friends but found none .
I know that she is beautiful .
She opened the window to let in fresh air .
Come , boy , sit down . Sit down and rest .
I have no time to read books .
He was in the habit of taking a walk before breakfast every morning .
I hope we will be able to keep in touch .
Ken can swim , can't he ?
Try to see things as they are .
Do you ever feel like you're running down ?
She is proud of her father being rich .
He decided to give it a try .
This is the very room that I first met my wife in .
It is too dark to read a book there .
You ought to have invited him , but you didn't .
I don't know whether she will come .
No , you don't have to .
There is nothing in this world that I am afraid of .
It matters little whether he comes or not .
I wonder what she means by those words .
Somebody , open this door , please .
It being rainy , I could not go out .
Hurry up , or it will start raining .
What he is saying doesn't make sense .
I fancied that I heard a noise .
Given that this is true , what should we do ?
Let's go out before it gets hot .
It is easy to make friends even in the new places .
Take your time , yoshida .
I can't stand to take another university entrance exam !
I'm afraid it's going to rain tomorrow .
I managed to repair my car by myself .
Are you still in doubt about what I have said ?
You can make your dream come true by working hard .
Where did ming go to do her homework ?
I suggested that we should go to the movies .
It is necessary for you to study harder .
He makes good in everything he does .
Young as he was , he was a man of ability .
They refused to help us .
I am of the opinion that he will never come back .
I hope he will get through the exam .
She went to america with a view to studying medicine .
He helped me to carry the bag .
She is poor , but she looks happy .
The teacher told the kids to be quiet .
What he said is irrelevant to the matter .
He worked hard , so that he succeeded .
It was not long before he arrived .
I hear the sky is very beautiful there .
I like dave because he is very kind .
I will help you as far as I can .
I was too surprised to speak .
Words can not convey how glad I am .
Did you know that some foxes lived on this mountain ?
I was just leaving home then .
Study hard , or you will fail in the exam .
I tried to get it , but to no purpose .
I will give you what help I can .
There is no man but loves his home .
That is the house where he lives .
What he did is not wrong .
They never talk but they quarrel .
My dream is to be a baseball player .
He is a good man for all I know .
The ship is about to set sail .
Give the book back to me when you have done with it .
I'll never forget your kindness as long as I live .
Were I a bird , I would be there at once .
You may invite any person who wants to come .
She is not only beautiful but also kind to everybody .
Come nearer so that I can see your face .
He is rich enough to buy the furniture .
I took it for granted that you would come .
I feel bad that she failed the examination .
It seems to have that he knows everything .
Which do you like better , summer or winter ?
He is the last person I would want to go skiing with .
A man is as old as he feels .
What would you do if you were in my place ?
It is quite natural for her to get angry .
This was the first japanese food I had ever tasted .
I saw a cat running after the dog .
He invited her to go to the concert .
It is dangerous for you to swim in this river .
Dress yourself warmly before you go out .
What made him change his mind ?
The storm will make it impossible for the ship to leave port .
You may invite whoever wants to come .
I am busy preparing for the next exam .
We were disappointed because we could not carry out our plan .
Don't make a promise which you cannot keep .
Bob often tries to give up smoking .
I tried not to laugh .
That is new a shop which opened last week .
If you are free , come around to see me .
I'm to blame , not you .
Ken is tall , but I'm not .
Run fast , otherwise you will miss the bus .
It is forty years since I began studying japanese .
Mary asked her son to behave himself .
He said I don't get enough sleep .
I wish she were alive now .
We didn't know what to do .
It seems that she was a beauty in her day .
He cannot afford to buy a car .
He was poor for a long time , but he is well off now .
No , I'm tired .
It is strange that she should go home so early .
She is engaged in writing a book .
She is looking forward to seeing him again .
He is so honest that I can count on him .
I had no choice but to go .
No , but I play tennis .
It is a pleasure to watch a baseball game on tv .
It happened that I was present when she called .
I studied hard in order to pass the examination .
If the price is reasonable , I want to buy the car .
The month when school begins is april .
No matter which you make , you will be satisfied with it .
I wish I had more time to talk with you .
When it's necessary , you can come to me .
We were worried we might miss the train .
What will become of us if a war breaks out ?
No sooner had she gone there than she was taken ill .
We found it impossible for us to cross the river .
That man knows how to get on the president's good side .
I cannot understand what you say .
I cannot but feel sorry for him .
Let's keep him in the dark until we know more .
My mother has made me what I am today .
We admit that he is a man of ability .
I think it a pity that he told a lie .
See to it that this letter is posted without fail .
This tree is tall , but that one is even taller .
Would you mind waiting another ten minutes ?
She's good at bargaining the price down .
We got to the station in time to catch the bus .
I'd be very glad if you'd come .
Being very tired , I went to bed early .
You can make book on it that he won't help you .
He is not a man to tell a lie .
I will lend you whatever book you need .
You can do whatever you like .
Whatever you do , carry it through .
What that politician said is not at all true .
Chris is very anxious to go to college .
It is likely to rain .
He's on top of the world after hearing the good news .
She is proud of her husband being rich .
I hope the weather will clear up tomorrow .
Try to read as many books as possible .
I have made up my mind to propose to her .
He ran and ran , but could not catch up with his dog .
Well do I remember the scene .
Don't try to do two things at a time .
I'm afraid a promotion is out of the question now .
I don't pretend to love him .
It's about time for the train to arrive .
How about having a drink after we finish our work today ?
I thought that he was a doctor .
He is determined to go to england .
How dare you say such a thing to me ?
I don't mind waiting for a while .
It is necessary that you see a doctor .
Let's hurry to be in time for the meeting .
We are accustomed to wearing shoes .
I should be grateful if you would stay until tomorrow .
I hear that his father is abroad .
I calculate he will be late coming home .
Finish your homework by the time your father comes home .
I do not know if it will rain tomorrow .
Do your best in anything you do .
I was at a loss what to say .
He decided to go to france .
I fear that it will rain tomorrow .
He had no thought of becoming a teacher .
I'm looking forward to seeing him .
It's natural for you to think so .
I know that nancy likes music .
I will leave when john comes .
It's very decent of you to help me .
Whenever I see this , I remember him .
This is the only thing that was left .
Though it was raining , she went out .
He took pains to write this song .
This is just what I wanted .
I never have had occasion to use it .
I think that rumor is true .
The boy I helped is tony .
I'm too sleepy to do my homework .
This river is dangerous to swim in .
It is good for you to take exercise .
I had plenty of time to talk to many friends .
The rain discouraged us from going out .
Jane told us that cooking was not difficult .
Last week's meeting was the longest we have had this year .
He's a man you can rely on .
I plan to stay there a week .
A woman was kind enough to show me the way .
It was I who met him .
All you have to do is to meet her there .
' what time is it ?'' he wondered .
I'll get in touch with you as soon as I arrive .
He stopped to put on his shoes .
I'm very busy so don't count on me .
I was astonished to hear what had happened .
She's not young , is she ?
He had the nerve to ask for money .
I am afraid you have the wrong number .
They began to look into the problem .
It makes my head swim to hear you say that .
I'm afraid I have to go now .
I will watch tv as soon as I get through my job .
It is better to stay in than go out .
I doubt if bob will come on time .
He is the very man I want .
I don't want to be the one who breaks the news to her .
He made it clear that he had nothing to do with the matter .
He proposed that we should start at once .
On arriving at the station , she rang up her mother .
She knows the art of making money .
I tried to find out her telephone number .
She made believe that she was sick .
Walk fast so as to be in time .
This letter says that he will arrive on monday .
It's not as if he can't run fast .
Don't borrow more money than you can help .
It took me two hours to get to yokohama .
I used to stay up late when I was a high school student .
I can't see this picture without thinking of my mother .
He was in a hurry to see his son .
The time will come when she will repent of it .
You've made me what I am .
Search as we would , we could not find it .
He complained of the room being too small .
We have decided to stay here for the time being .
There are few men who don't know that .
You are too ready to speak ill of others .
Sit down again , miss curtis .
If you do it that way you won't be mistaken .
You can take whatever you like .
This is the room into which he went .
I asked him if he would return soon .
I'm so lucky to have someone who cares .
Do you think I should go alone ?
I will do anything I can do for her .
Is there no alternative to what you propose ?
I'm always surprised at the way he talks to girls .
It is doubtful whether bill will come .
Where there's a will , there's a way .
When I have finished my homework , I'll go for a swim .
I will go for a walk if it is nice tomorrow .
It was alice who went to the concert yesterday .
I put aside the book I was reading .
He did not go out , but sat down .
Do you suppose it will rain today ?
He gave up the idea of going to america to study .
He worked hard in order to succeed .
You make mistakes if you do things in a hurry .
No , I don't have it with me .
I'm sorry that I can't meet you tonight .
I never read this book without being reminded of my old days .
He is not the boy who came here yesterday .
This is all I can do .
Where do you think he lives ?
If the telephone rings , can you answer it ?
While he was studying , he fell asleep .
Tell him to wait .
He knows what he is about .
My husband has his breakfast while reading the newspaper .
See to it that your cigarette is put out before you go to bed .
He wrote down the number lest he should forget it .
It's hard to admit to yourself that you are a failure .
I am not a bird , but I'd like to be .
He commanded me to do it .
When will it suit you to start ?
This is the first time I heard about it .
She blushed seeing it .
Once you are married , you are done for .
You ought to keep working while you have your health .
We finally decided to give him over to the police .
They are champing to start at once .
My child is curious to know everything .
Which is larger , japan or britain ?
This problem is so easy that I can solve it .
She went so far as to call him a fool .
Tell me what you want .
It seems that they have quarreled .
I'm sorry , you are not allowed to .
I wonder who they are .
It is said that my sister is beautiful .
You can not believe a word he says .
He always tries to see the good in others .
My mother is busy cooking supper .
I remember the house where I grew up .
He is not what he seems .
I will call you when I have done my shopping .
She got up early so as to see the sunrise .
I don't care as long as you are happy .
The car I rented from you has a problem .
I did so with a view to pleasing him .
I will be over tomorrow if you like .
He raised his hat when he saw me .
The doctor told her that she should take a rest .
See to it that this never happens again .
I think it necessary for him to go there .
I wonder why he did not come to the party .
Mr brown is not as old as he looks .
I dare say he will not come .
You must persevere before you can succeed .
I hear he is good at mahjong .
He is rich , but he is unkind .
We cannot gainsay that he is honest .
I don't doubt his ability to do it .
Her illness prevented her from attending the party .
Come as soon as you can .
He has made me what I am .
It's a beautiful day , isn't it ?
It is necessary that she should go herself .
He was so kind as to lend us some money .
He has the ability to speak ten languages .
I didn't feel well , but I went to work .
I enjoyed talking with her .
That was the time when he came .
I think that she knows the truth .
I wonder why he is so angry .
John tried in vain to solve the problem .
It's next to impossible to finish it in a day .
You don't have to go unless you want to .
There is no knowing what will happen tomorrow .
He got angry to hear the news .
After he had done his homework , he watched tv .
Sitting here in the sun , I still feel cold .
You're the only one who can help me .
Anyway , I'm getting more experience .
I'm sorry to have disturbed you .
I couldn't bring myself to tell her the truth .
Do you know what has become of him ?
Your mother has made you what you are .
From now on , you must be responsible for what you do .
Out of sight , out of mind .
I could make nothing of what he said .
She prayed that her mother would forgive her .
Don't forget to bring back this book .
She is in a hurry to see her mother .
He said that I shouldn't even be coming in today .
My parents came to the airport to see me off .
Rain or shine , I'll go .
It is not easy to solve the problem .
Will you send someone to fix it as soon as possible ?
It seems that he is happy with his new job .
She was kind enough to help me .
The girl talking with jim is mary .
Take care not to turn the box upside down .
We have no reason for staying here .
Don't fail to lock the door .
We began to see what we can deduce from it .
Try solving the problem .
I was in a great hurry to take the first train .
She has no one to speak to .
I am japanese , but you are an american .
I will get through with my homework before he comes .
This is the most beautiful river I have ever seen .
I heard the door close .
He said that he had arrived there that morning .
You must attend to what she says .
Before I forget , I will tell you .
I didn't hear what you said .
They are so much alike that I don't know which is which .
It is lonely to live alone .
I'm counting on you to be strong .
Few students could understand what he said .
Traveling by boat is a lot of fun , isn't it ?
Now that I am a teacher , I think otherwise .
Since he was tired , he went to bed .
We will employ a man who can speak english .
What he said about england is true .
What he said turned out to be false .
I don't like to be disturbed .
To speak is one thing and to write is another .
I think you're sitting in my seat .
Don't hesitate to ask questions .
I will do whatever you wish .
She was surprised to hear the news .
You are tired , aren't you ?
I think it impossible to deny the fact .
The question is whether he will come on time .
Don't come into my room without knocking .
Even though I'm tired , I'll study hard .
He assumed that the train would be on time .
Everyone is afraid of doing new things .
Do you mind if I turn on the radio ?
I hope that you will get well soon .
I will start , weather permitting .
Please stand by me when I need you .
I am looking forward to meeting you when you come .
I'll make an effort to get up early every morning .
He attempted to swim across the river .
Get your friend to help you .
There's no need to see them off .
He is far from being happy .
It has been three months since he left japan .
I'll see if he is in .
He could not but admire her .
Take things as they are .
When I go on vacation , I'll rent a car .
Tell me what I should be watching for .
It will not be long before he gets better .
This is same car that we were in yesterday .
When she awoke , the family was there .
I felt like crying at the news .
I am afraid your watch is two minutes slow .
Tell me how to play the game .
By the way , where are you from ?
I intended to have finished the work .
It is difficult for japanese people to speak english fluently .
I hope the bus will come before long .
He is not too poor to buy a bicycle .
It was foolish of her to ask him for help .
Have you ever tried skating on the river ?
He tried to get up early .
There is no mother that doesn't love her children .
This is a subject of which I know nothing whatever .
One speaks english , and the other speaks japanese .
You've met mr. Smith already , haven't you ?
Do you think television does children harm ?
I have a friend who lives in sapporo .
I feel like going out .
Were I rich , I would help the poor .
I look around but it's you I can't replace .
What is the easiest way to learn english ?
This problem seems to be easy on the surface , but it's really difficult .
The news is too good to be true .
Had I known it , I would have told you .
It's not easy to master french at all .
Swimming is one thing I enjoy .
He is kind , and , what is still better , very honest .
The problem is what to do next .
Do you mind if I smoke ?
I am willing to help you .
I felt like crying when I heard the news .
Even though he was tired , he went on with his work .
The year the war ended , I was born .
He made believe he was a doctor .
I don't think that it will rain tomorrow .
It is no wonder that you are turning down the proposal .
She must have been beautiful when she was young .
Please come when it is convenient .
You are made to be a poet .
You can easily tell that he is a genius .
However fast you run , you won't be in time .
Give her this letter when she comes .
Strange my foot !
He knows how to play the piano .
He has made a promise to come again .
I got up early to catch the first train .
When he turned up , we had been waiting for two hours .
It was not long before the news came .
He told me that he was very tired then .
I couldn't get him to do it .
I don't like being treated like a child .
She is now well enough to work .
They lived together for two years before they got married .
To help others is to help yourself .
I made my son see the doctor .
He held out his hand for more .
Is that what you have mind ?
He went so far as to call her a fool .
He is confident that he will pass the examination .
This camera is small , but very good .
I think I still have time for another cup of coffee .
I suppose he will be late .
I am of the opinion that he is right .
My father insisted on our waiting for the train .
It is useless even if I discuss with you .
The trouble is that we do not have enough money .
' you talk too much ,'' he said .
You have no right to say so .
I'm looking forward to serving your company .
He went so far as to say such a rude thing .
Whatever I have is yours .
After they had finished their work , they went out .
Come and see me if you have any time .
I'm glad you could come . Please make yourself at home .
I don't have time to take any more pupils .
It is up to you to decide what to do .
Tell me when to stop .
I don't know how to cook too many things .
I found that he was turned over to the police .
I wish she had come last night .
I got him to mend my watch .
It is important for you to read many books .
We enjoyed the dinner my mother prepared .
Tell me why he was absent .
I gave her just what she needed .
Having finished the work , he went to bed .
I agree with what you say to some extent .
Guess what happened to me .
It is fun to swim in the sea .
I am glad it was someone else who got it .
I have some idea of what happened .
It is too hot to stay here .
He is a man you can rely upon .
There is no likelihood of his getting well soon .
Should that happen , what will you do ?
They say we're going to get some showers .
I wish I were clever .
I am sure that he is an honest man .
It was careless of him to go to bed with the tv on .
Help yourself to whatever you like .
If you do that , you're going to subject yourself to ridicule .
He told me to be kind to others .
I would rather stay here than go there .
He seldom , if ever , goes to the movies .
I want my mother to get well soon .
This is the house where I was born .
Sensing danger , he ran away .
Fine , thank you . And you ?
Mother was busy getting ready for dinner .
We heard the door close .
Tom asked his father if he could go to the cinema .
In an emergency he had nothing to fall back upon .
It's a pity that you can't come .
It goes without saying that experience is a good teacher .
I don't know for certain when he will arrive .
It would be better if you took a rest here .
Let me have your suggestion as to what I am to say .
It was my turn to clean the room .
It took me three hours to finish my homework .
I think he is angry .
As far as I know , this is the best one .
She was in a hurry to see the new baby .
The work is easy enough for me to finish in a couple of hours .
I'm afraid I've offended you .
I'm convinced that my daughter will pass the exam .
This is the nth time I've told you to be careful .
I decided to become a doctor .
Come to that , I'd like to do some shopping too .
He nodded to her to come along .
When he saw the police officer , he ran away .
Please tell john that I called .
Let me know what you're up to .
It would have been better if you had left it unsaid .
This is japan as americans see it .
She said that they were good friends of hers .
I wish we had more time .
He is the last man I want to see .
Don't hesitate to ask questions .
I will go out if it is fine tomorrow .
You couldn't solve the problem , could you ?
Do you mean you met her ! ?
He is the last person to tell a lie .
Which do you like better , meat or fish ?
I'm wrong , am I not ?
I wonder if she will marry him .
He tried to give up smoking but in vain .
It is impossible that she should have killed herself .
I doubt if he will come on time .
I want you to open the window .
Father is now busy writing a letter .
There is no knowing what may happen .
She admits knowing the secret .
This house is too narrow to live in .
Japan today is not what it was even ten years ago .
It is necessary for you to stop smoking .
Happy is he that is happy in his children .
I moved nearer in order to hear better .
I told him to clear out of the room .
Please remind me to phone him tomorrow .
I think it will rain today .
This problem is not so difficult as it seems .
I got up early , so that I could catch the first train .
It may be that he is not a bad man .
No , I'm not sleepy .
Why he did it is beyond my comprehension .
It was impossible for him to take the picture in the dark .
I often fell , but I never gave up .
If you try at all , you should try your best .
I feel that I don't really belong here .
Long , long ago , there lived an old man in a village .
She wondered which door to open .
He worked hard only to fail again .
I worked hard to succeed .
She gave a look as much as to say ,'' get out'' .
I hope that he will help me .
It is necessary that everybody observe these rules .
I am prepared to put up with it for the time being .
Her look says that she loves you .
I'm sorry to trouble you so much .
Give me back the book after you have read it .
You can stay here as long as you like .
I'm not used to getting up early .
I telephoned to say that I wanted to see him .
It has been her dream to be a university professor .
I go to school because I want to learn .
I had to work hard when I was young .
The tea is so hot that I cannot drink it .
He is a little slow , but otherwise he is a good student .
I'd be happy if you'd help me .
This is the boy whom I met there yesterday .
I took it for granted that you would attend the meeting .
Please lend me the dictionary when you are through with it .
He is the only child they have .
I took a bus so as not to be late for my appointment .
I admit to being careless .
He is a man who can always be trusted .
It is difficult for me to answer the question .
I suppose he's gone home .
I hope everything will turn out well in the end .
I would like you to come with me .
Would you mind lending me your car ?
I didn't know what to do first .
I don't know what has become of him .
She saw me enter the store .
I don't like being made a fool of .
He came after you left .
I'm sorry , but I can't hear you well .
He admitted having done wrong .
It is not as good as it looks .
John asked mary whether she would like to go shopping .
I will wait until she comes .
I make it a rule to take a walk before breakfast .
Every time I saw him , I found him to be taller .
It is remarkable for her not to understand .
What would you do , if you should be taken ill ?
In any case , it's wrong to break a promise .
Mainly , what he said is right .
That is because I got up late .
I'm used to getting up early .
Please forgive me for being late .
There is no use talking to her .
It is up to you to decide what to do .
I am afraid I can't help you .
That you have come early is a good thing .
Hold your breath , please .
I am about to leave here .
We accustomed our children to sleeping alone .
I think the train will come soon .
When I heard it , I was dumbfounded .
Now that I notice it , I have nowhere to run .
What made you change your mind ?
It took a long , long time .
You can travel how you please .
The snow prevented me from going there .
I want you to read this letter .
Well , you have only to ask for his help .
I went to the airport to see my mother off .
Is this the street leading to the station ?
I looked in as many dictionaries as I could .
I'm sure he is keeping something from me .
Thank you very much for coming all the way to see me off .
The important thing is you will talk with your teacher about it .
All that he says is true .
That was because my watch was five minutes slow .
The boy standing over there is my son .
You didn't come to school yesterday , did you ?
They say we're going to get heavy rain .
I suggested that the meeting be put off .
My education has made me what I am .
She did not forget his kindness as long as she lived .
All you have to do is believe me .
I wish I could travel around the world .
He is old enough to travel alone .
Don't bother to call on him .
She admitted that she was wrong .
Don't speak to him while he is driving .
My mother advised me to see the dentist .
It was irresponsible of him to break a promise .
I will go when he comes back .
All you have to do is to do your best .
I feel as I can rely on things now .
Whether we will go on the trip depends on the weather .
She went into her room to change her dress .
The trouble with us is that we have no funds .
I would rather walk than wait for a bus .
It is all right to eat out tonight ?
I don't have any clothes for when I go clothes shopping .
We will start tomorrow , weather permitting .
What is done cannot be undone .
I need somebody to help me .
I am quite willing to do anything for you .
1980 was the year when I was born .
I am not so poor that I cannot send my son to college .
When I was a child , I would often call on him on sunday .
We expect him to succeed .
Is that what you have in mind ?
He is apt to forget .
It is difficult for me to handle the case .
I forgot to turn off the tv before going to bed .
There is a possibility that it will snow tonight .
It appears that she might change her mind .
This is the house where my uncle lives .
Jane liked to make believe she was a teacher .
I'm glad to hear that she is unmarried .
He studied hard in order to pass the test .
It's a pity that you should leave japan .
He went to italy in order to study music .
It is fortunate that you should have such a good friend .
They wondered what to do first .
There is no guarantee that he'll be back next week .
I don't like those who say so .
We waited for him to turn up .
I took it for granted that he would stand by me .
I'm sorry if my words hurt you .
You neglected to say'' thank you .''
That made him govern himself .
I think everything is going well .
I wish I had been kind to her then .
She had the kindness to take the lady to her home .
It happened that he found the treasure .
He failed to escape from the fire and burned to death .
I hope he will make good in his new position .
I had hardly started to work when it began to rain .
There are also people who like spring better than autumn .
There is no hurry about returning the book to me .
He told us to come on time .
I don't know for certain when he will come .
If you do it at all , do it well .
I hope to marry her .
I don't quite understand what he says .
With the car stolen , there was nothing for it but to walk .
He was kind enough to take me to the hospital .
I don't mind even if she doesn't come .
We found it hard to change the plan .
Don't try to find fault with others .
They say that seeing is believing .
He was the last person to arrive .
I can't fathom what you said .
Whenever he comes , he scolds us .
He succeeded in solving the question .
The mother tried to reason with her son .
Tell me when you will call me .
They say that she was born in germany .
It is time he went to school .
This book is so difficult that I can't read it .
You will succeed in learning english .
I believe him honest .
I wish you to go there instead .
She implied that she would like to come with us .
There are many problems for them to deal with .
Let me think it over , and I'll let you know later .
He is sure of winning the game .
I'm afraid I won't be able to take part in the meeting tonight .
I like playing tennis .
I have been to the station to see him off .
I wish I were as smart as you are .
I'm sure he'll be along soon .
Let us know whether you can come .
I believe the police will ignore you .
What he says is true in a sense .
I've got everything that you want .
I wonder what it is like to travel through space .
It is very kind of you to invite me to the party .
It is impossible for me to do so .
It seems to me that this is too expensive .
Who is the man that you were talking with ?
I'll help you as much as I can .
I stayed in bed all day instead of going to work .
He was busy when I called him up .
What would you do if war were to break out ?
I was foolish enough to believe it .
I cannot see this picture without remembering my childhood .
They say we're going to get some rain later .
He entreated us help him .
Business prevented him from going to the concert .
Will you please help me carry this suitcase ?
The concert was all but over when I arrived .
Come what may , I shall never change my mind .
You are a schoolteacher , aren't you ?
He worked hard , until he fell ill .
Goodness knows what it was .
Stop reading comic books while working .
She couldn't come on account of being busy .
Why he got angry is quite clear .
I feel grateful to hear that she has got well .
I had not waited long before the bus came .
His objective is to pass the test .
Now I have the hat which I thought was lost .
You make mistakes if you do things in a hurry .
The important thing is not to win but to take part .
Do you think we'll make it to the airport in time , paul ?
It's to your advantage to learn everything you can .
He phoned her as soon as he came home .
An eye for an eye , a tooth for a tooth .
I didn't know she was married .
I exerted myself to pass the examination .
I couldn't catch what he said .
She tore the letter up after reading it .
They complained of the room being too hot .
The earth is a small but beautiful planet .
It was a week before she got well .
He has got well , so that he can work now .
John ran to the station so as to catch the last train .
It took us two hours to get to tokyo .
The teacher told me to stand up .
He felt sad because he lost his father .
I think it natural that he got angry .
Though I was tired , I did my best .
It will be hard for you to speak english .
Aha , you did it , didn't you ?
He made up his mind to keep a diary every day .
It's true that he saw a monster .
My father is not as old as he looks .
You know that I don't like eggs .
Don't forget to mail this letter .
Let me know the time when he will come .
I will see to it that everything is ready in time .
He is free to go there .
He made mistakes on purpose to annoy me .
I'm tired of watching tv .
I've been waiting for love to come .
I would rather stay at home than go out .
That is a student whom my father teaches .
Make love , not war .
I think I hurt his feelings .
It matters little if we are late .
To tell the truth , he is not a human being .
I'm sorry to cause you all this trouble .
You can go home if you like .
Tell whoever comes that I'm out .
He ruined his health by working too much .
I don't know when bob came to japan .
He really gets into anything he tries .
Try to carry out what you have planned .
I believe that the story is true .
I merely came to inform you of the fact .
Bill will win , won't he ?
She found it difficult to answer the question .
They set about building a house .
As soon as we got to the lake , we started swimming .
There are few , if any , mistakes .
It is up to you whether you pass the examination or not .
It is not given to everybody to study abroad .
When I was young , I was living from hand to mouth .
Don't forget to mail this letter first thing in the morning .
Your father works for a bank , doesn't he ?
Whether we succeed or not , we have to do our best .
I'm afraid I have an inflammation in my eyes .
Every time I call on you , you're out .
You'll get into trouble if your parents find out .
This is the man who's suspected by the police .
Cathy is coming to see our baby tonight .
The question is who will do it .
I would rather go out than stay at home .
Having finished it , he went to bed .
When he got to the station , the train had already left .
I hope that you will help me .
Keiko is kind , isn't she ?
He is the only person that can do it .
I think it's around here .
We must decide when to start .
I do beseech you , hear me through .
Mr yamada , you are wanted on the phone .
It was tom that broke the window yesterday .
Keep away from me because I have a bad cold .
When he was young , he had an arrogant air .
If I were you , I wouldn't do so .
He managed the company while his father was ill .
The picture you are looking at costs 100,000 yen .
I managed to make him understand it .
It is true that she teaches french .
I don't believe such things to exist .
I want you to help me with my homework .
My uncle came to see me .
It is impossible for us to cross that river .
I hope to see you .
I intended to have gone abroad .
The teacher will illustrate how to do it .
I wonder if you could do me a favor .
You must consider it before you answer .
Hurry up , or we'll be late .
We have been to see her off .
If it rains tomorrow , we will go there by car .
I agreed to help him in his work .
We think that there should be no more wars .
She set about writing the essay .
I've heard you've been sick .
I'm responsible for what my son has done .
Please permit me to ask you some questions .
I have to go to the airport to meet my family .
The woman who wore the white clothes was out to a party .
I have been to see my friend off .
The teacher began to shoot questions at me .
Don't forget to write to me .
You know I can't .
She gave birth to a fine healthy baby .
What he says does not make any sense .
He didn't dare say anything .
I wish I hadn't spent so much money .
Everything was in order until he came .
We were surprised to hear the news .
When spring comes , it gets warms .
He went so far as to call me a fool .
He told me that he had gone there .
Life has been so flat since I came here .
I went to the park to play tennis .
I felt all the more sad to hear that .
No , I will go by bus .
My father made me what I am today .
Can you be ready to leave tomorrow ?
Small children are afraid of being left alone in the dark .
You must learn to be more careful .
I hurried to the station only to miss the train .
My car is large enough to carry five people .
The meeting , in short , was a waste of time .
No , she didn't .
A host of friends came to see me off .
When I was young , I would often watch baseball .
Nobody likes being laughed at .
He is rich enough to buy the painting .
Look at that boy running .
I am sure that bob will pass the examination .
Let's suppose that she is here .
She is not accustomed to driving for a long time .
It makes no difference whether he will come or not .
How long has it been since we last met ?
To understand all is to forgive all .
It seems that his father is a lawyer .
Was it you that left the door open last night ?
You really made me lose face .
Promises are made to be broken .
He is not a man to be trusted .
There is no point in pretending to be sick .
I recollect his saying so .
I went to the airport to see them off .
While reading a book , I fell asleep .
Please explain how to take the medicine .
Well may you ask why !
How come you made such a mistake ?
Try to see the problem from her point of view .
She came to japan for the purpose of studying japanese .
Don't pretend you don't know .
Hurry up in order to catch the train .
It is probable that she will come .
I hardly think she'd do that .
It goes without saying that english is an international language .
You ran into him earlier , didn't you ?
That could be true , but I don't really think so .
The house which tom built is wonderful .
It is probable that he is ill .
It is not clear when the man was born .
You look after the children , tom .
I make it a rule to study math every day .
He looked around , but he saw no one .
It's a waste of time to stay longer .
I really look up to my english teacher , mr taniguchi .
Some read books just to pass time .
The president refused to answer the question .
You must give up smoking , as it is unhealthy .
The best time of life is when we are young .
You may as well stay where you are .
This exercise is easy enough for me to do without help .
Water the flowers before you eat breakfast .
You like english , don't you ?
He's only a boy , but he is very thoughtful .
I wonder what language they speak in brazil .
I make it a rule never to borrow money .
I'll look you up when I visit new york .
It is difficult to understand this novel .
It is difficult for me to understand this question .
You take more calories than are necessary .
You have no business complaining about the matter .
Please get in touch with me when you come to tokyo .
What he says is false .
You may go home if you want to .
I prefer you to come .
It is likely that he kept me waiting on purpose .
It is strange that they should get so angry .
It is a pity you cannot come .
He bought the lot with a view to building a house on it .
I think it necessary for you to study harder .
Listen to what I have to say .
While in japan , she bought the camera .
He took his daughter with him whenever he went abroad .
This is the best movie I have ever seen .
No , that's all .
She is all for going shopping .
I'm afraid I have neuralgia .
I think that girl cut her hair to give herself a new look .
What would I not do to help you both out of the trouble ?
Come to think of it , he is wrong .
This is so heavy a box that I can't carry it .
If you are to succeed in life , work harder .
It is uncertain whether he will agree or not .
I lost the watch I had bought the day before .
It was quite easy for me to carry the plan out .
It was careless of you to leave your bag .
Go when you want .
I told him to clear out of the room .
I tried it again , only to fail .
My bicycle was gone when I returned .
He is , so far as I know , a good guy .
It won't be long before a warm spring comes .
Get up early , or you'll be late .
I hope you'll be well soon .
Tom was called down by his boss for coming late to work .
You always talk back to me , don't you ?
She called him back to give him something left behind .
That's too good a story to be true .
I tried many things but failed after all .
The more you learn , the more you want to .
You will be in time for the train if you start at once .
He remembers to write to her every week .
What is beautiful is not always good .
All's fish that comes to the net .
It's a pity that I have no ear for music .
Don't get off the bus till it stops .
Tell me what you have in mind .
I wish we had won the game .
Be sure to put out the fire before you leave .
When angry , count to ten .
It will not be long before she comes back .
I can't do such a thing as you have done .
I know how you feel , but it's over .
I will go even if it rains .
You need a large vocabulary to read that book .
I hear that you've been ill .
Do as he tells you .
Tell me the time when you will come .
I will do what I can for you .
Girl as she is , she is brave .
Be sure to call on me when you come this way .
He came here to help me .
He avoided meeting her on the way .
Why do you walk when you have a car ?
Please ask whether they have this book at the library .
That's cheap , isn't it ?
What if I say'' no'' ?
I've enjoyed talking to you .
Hurry up , otherwise you'll be late for lunch .
There is little hope of her getting well soon .
They do nothing but complain .
It won't be long before my husband comes back .
They do anything in order to win .
I decided to buy a car .
My shoes are old , but his are new .
Do that which is right .
As far as I am concerned I can leave today .
You may go anywhere you like .
It was lucky for you that you found it .
Please let me know when we get there .
Seeing that you're not surprised , I think you must have known .
I can't go when I haven't been invited .
The lot fell to her to help him .
I'm afraid I have taken a wrong train .
It is important to have a sense of your own .
I'll stay here till you get back .
You did well to keep the secret .
Do you know what you're asking ?
She can't speak english , much less french .
No , I'm afraid not .
None of us knows what is in store for us .
It will not to do blame him for the accident .
I'm afraid you're mistaken .
She says she will come .
It was a week before jane got over her cold .
I'll get the work done by the time he gets back .
He is working hard so that he may pass the examination .
It seems the teacher was disappointed .
I am sorry to trouble you .
I ought to go there , but I won't .
They say that she'll get married soon .
I have been to the station to see her off .
I asked her to send us the book .
All the roads leading into the city are full of cars .
I like the way you walk .
All what he said was right .
What prevented you from coming earlier ?
I don't think he has anything to do with the matter .
You can't speak french , can you ?
How about dining out tonight ?
Shhh , she'll hear you !
This is the time he normally arrives .
No , I haven't written it yet .
I hope the time will soon come when there would be no more war .
The man decided to wait at the station until his wife came .
We must make do with what we have got .
As I got the train this morning , I met an old friend of mine .
You will soon be convinced that I am right .
He was impatient of any delays .
I am sorry if my words hurt you .
I believe that he's trustworthy .
We'll start as soon as it stops raining .
Do you have any employees who speak japanese ?
It is good for the health to get up early .
It is all I want to do .
Have you made up your mind to become a teacher ?
It is not good for you to break your promise .
He started at the noise .
If there is any left , give me some .
The chances are that it will rain today .
I don't know when he entered the building .
It is very hot in this room , isn't it ?
I think you're quite right .
I think it's a good thing because it keep us on our toes .
Do you mind my smoking here ?
I believe you are honest .
If that is true , then he is not responsible for the accident .
I guess I'll have to think it over .
You may stay here as long as you like .
I can't help loving her .
On arriving at the station , I called a friend of mine .
Let's climb that mountain to see it .
I believe that his action was in the right .
He's afraid that he might be late .
She was kind enough to lend me large sum of money .
To tell you the truth , I don't care for america .
He made a promise to take me to the movies .
I'm afraid it will rain .
It is necessary for you to work hard .
I do not know the exact place that I was born .
Excuse me , could you say that again more slowly ?
I'm afraid he is ill .
I am afraid I ate something bad .
Masao won't come here , will he ?
Her dream is to visit paris .
It is no use making an excuse like that .
What a blessing it is that they did not come .
Whoever comes , don't open the door .
He is old enough to drink .
Will you permit me to go there ?
The watch I lost the other day was new .
I'm afraid I'll have to call it a day .
On hearing the news , she turned pale .
He makes everybody feel at ease .
Child as she was , she was brave .
The telephone was ringing when I got home .
Stand up when your name is called .
He is very eager to go there .
You don't like chocolate , do you ?
Please put out the light before you go to sleep .
My family consists of my father , mother , and sister .
I took it for granted that you would come .
I have a stomachache , doctor .
Soon you'll get used to living by yourself .
Will you tell me where I am wrong ?
This music is so beautiful that it brings tears to my eyes .
Shoes are stiff when they are new .
I'll give you anything that you want .
They went home after they had finished the task .
It's really time something was done .
As far as this matter is concerned , I am satisfied .
As soon as he took the medicine , his fever went down .
Where there is smoke there is fire .
It is kind of you to say so .
Men , dogs , fish , and birds are all animals .
I'll phone you as soon as I get to the airport .
What made him change his mind ?
I asked where she lived .
It is rude of him not to give me a call .
It is right that you should write it .
He suggested that we go for a swim .
She took the trouble to meet her friend at the airport .
He is old enough to understand it .
I must think it over before answering you .
I'm not accustomed to getting up so early .
No doubt she will come soon .
She is busy learning english .
This is the magazine I spoke to you about .
I couldn't get him to stop smoking .
What is necessary is just to read the book , when free .
Love is seeing her in your dreams .
I was very nervous as the plane took off .
He told me that the trip was off .
I will be glad if I can serve you in any way .
He stayed at home all day instead of going out .
It's impossible to work in a room this dim .
Every time I see him , he is smiling .
By the way , have you done your homework ?
It became dark before I knew it .
He exclaimed that she was beautiful .
I looked for someone to take her place .
We decided to carry out the plan .
I observed him come along here .
I'll get you the info you need by next week .
I had a hard time getting to the airport .
Carry out the task as well as you can .
I'm sorry for being late .
I'll tell him so when he comes here .
I'm afraid you don't .
This is the same watch that I lost .
That accounts for why the door was open .
Everything that was asked for has now been sent .
Please tell me when he'll be back .
Do you mind my smoking here ?
His wish was to go to america .
I noticed you entering my room .
The food is very good in the dormitory where he lives .
You are old enough to understand this .
I wish I had got married to her .
I tried to talk a friend of mine out of getting married .
I think he is honest .
I hope you will soon get well .
He is used to sitting up late at night .
Can you tell me where main street is ?
There is a good chance that he will win .
Make sure that the dog does not escape .
I want to live in a quiet city where the air is clean .
I don't like your going out alone .
He was fortunate to find the book he had lost .
The police began to go into the matter in no time .
I am looking forward to hearing from you .
He tried speaking french to us .
He is a difficult person to deal with .
I felt much relieved to hear the news .
Work while you work , play while you play .
I found it difficult to use the machine .
I do not think their plan will work out .
Left alone , he began to read a book .
Do you mind opening the window ?
I make it a rule to take a walk every morning .
You have only to watch what I do .
She was impatient to leave the party .
You talk as if you were the boss .
Hang on a bit until I'm ready .
While I was going to school , I was caught in a shower .
I want a person who can speak french .
I'm wondering whether to take on that job .
I am not such a fool but can appreciate it .
We advised them to start early .
I hear it takes time to make friends with the english people .
I'm tired , but I'm going anyway .
He is apt to forget people's name .
Illness prevented him from attending the meeting .
Do you mind if I ask you a question ?
I decided not to go .
I have no idea what the weather will be like tomorrow .
Leave out anything that is useless .
You will save yourself a lot of time if you take the car .
Those who forget everything are happy .
He is not such a fool but he can understand it .
Don't forget to mail this letter .
Do you mind if I watch tv for a while ?
Who has made you what you are now ?
You are tall , but he is still taller .
The chances are very good that our team will win .
All things cooperated to make her pass the exam .
It happened that he was ill .
If it rains tomorrow , I will stay at home .
Let me know whenever you come .
I should ask him if I were you .
I hope you had a nice trip .
It will not be long before we can know the truth of the matter .
This isn't what I ordered .
Illness prevented me from going to his concert .
The child's face worked as she tried to keep back the tears .
I marvel how you could agree to the proposal .
I think I must be leaving since it is getting late .
You don't have to pay attention to what he says .
He is eager to go to the hospital .
If I hadn't had his help , I would be dead .
I am looking forward to seeing you .
If it is worth doing , do it well .
He will never fail to carry out the project .
That means nothing if english speakers don't understand it .
I mean , I was spellbound the whole time .
I don't think he is truthful .
He got up early so as to be in time for the train .
This city is hard to live in .
I told her not to go .
I'll get my son to make the plan .
I'm disappointed that he's not here .
Whenever I call , he is out .
It's been a long while since we had such fine weather .
Please feel free to ask me questions .
No , you won't .
It is evident that the man is wrong .
I am aching to go abroad .
She tried to conceal the fact .
As far as I am concerned , I am not against your opinion .
He is not what he was .
You were kind to help me .
Is it next to impossible to live to be 150 ?
The bag was too heavy for me to carry by myself .
Drop me a line when you are in trouble .
He had no friend to help him .
He was so kind as to help us .
I told her to be home by nine .
She came across to speak to me .
I can never see this movie without being moved .
I think it better to go at once .
No , I went out .
Don't forget to post the letter , please .
Hurry up , or you will miss the train .
He is the last person I want to see now .
Sunday is the day when I am busiest .
Mary called him every name she could think of .
I hope it does not rain tomorrow .
It's not what you say , but what you do that counts .
I will give you whatever you want .
I remember the house where I grew up .
What he said turned out to be true .
Bring as many boxes as you can carry .
I failed in finding his house .
I have been to the airport to see him off .
I recognized her the moment I saw her .
What he says is very important .
No one has ever been able to enter the room .
This time it seems as if he is telling the truth .
I visited the village where he was born .
The time will come when you will know the truth .
There's nothing to do , so I may as well go to bed .
I soon got accustomed to speaking in public .
Can you imagine what I am thinking now ?
I had enough to do to look after my own children .
This morning I missed the train I usually take .
There is no telling when he will show up .
If you follow my advice , you will have no trouble .
We have left undone what we ought to have done .
Let's start as soon as he comes .
By the way , how many kids are going ?
I hear you're very rich .
That is the house where I have lived for a long time .
She did nothing but look around .
He is too old to walk quickly .
He worked day and night so that he might become rich .
I wish I had the time to stay and talk with you .
Yes , I think you ought to go .
I think what you're doing is right .
I gained a clear picture of how it works .
He said he would see me the next day .
She made believe not to hear him .
No , I changed it .
You have every reason to say so .
She has no one to wait upon her .
He's always on the go , from morning to night .
I'm fed up with working here .
It is a pity that he can not marry her .
I will do as you say .
It was not long before the news came .
You always talk back to me , don't you ?
It looks like they have made up again .
He felt great sorrow when his wife died .
I often think about the place where I met you .
I know that there was a big church here .
She made up her mind to be a secretary .
I don't know if it is true .
This book is too expensive . I can't afford to buy it .
They found it difficult to earn a living .
Bob went out before I knew it .
You will see that I am right .
Father is busy looking over my homework .
I don't feel like eating anything now .
It is so nice of you to give me a present .
I think I'll stay put in this town for a while .
You have no right to go there .
He used to get up early when he was young .
It is not my intention to return .
Go and see who it is .
Who is younger , he or I ?
This is the first time I have seen a spielberg movie .
It was careless of her to go out alone .
I'm sure it'll be easy to find a place .
Students are supposed to study hard .
No one knows what will happen in the future .
She worked hard so as to pass the test .
I thought that tom was kind .
I'm afraid I've run short of coffee .
It is obvious that he is right .
If I have to wait 30 minutes , I'll order later .
He instructed me to go to bed early .
You're not the one who died .
Cold this morning , isn't it ?
Pardon my being late .
You know , I had a lot of fun .
We will go on a picnic if it is fine tomorrow .
I don't feel like eating anything now .
It is ten years since I saw her last .
Please bear in mind what I said .
My grandfather died when I was boy .
My job is taking care of the baby .
She was so angry that she could not speak .
When I woke up this morning , the rain had turned into snow .
He was puzzled about what to answer .
I will help you if you are in trouble .
He makes a point of studying before supper .
I'll let you know the result as soon as it is made public .
It's all right to drink , but drink in moderation .
Do you have any idea what the population of tokyo is ?
Do you think he will be elected president again ?
Do your best in anything you do .
I am ready to do anything for you .
Not a day passed but I practiced playing the piano .
Dinner is ready , father .
Mr crouch , what do you do ?
I am going to do it whether you agree or not .
You are satisfied with your life , aren't you ?
We shall leave for home as soon as it stops raining .
Can it be true that he is ill ?
My sister's work is teaching english .
It is five years since they came to japan .
You should try to behave better .
Do you remember what she said ?
All you have to do is sign your name here .
It is lucky that the weather should be so nice .
He replied that he knew nothing about it .
We shall leave tomorrow morning , weather permitting .
No , it cannot be true .
I'm afraid something is wrong with my watch .
I am six feet tall .
The boy washing the car is my brother .
He suggested a plan similar to mine .
I am anxious to visit britain once again .
I would rather walk than wait for the next bus .
I hope to be a journalist .
He managed to get there in time .
Not only she but also her parents were invited to the party .
Do you feel like going out for a walk ?
I waited for her to speak .
I feel sick when I get up in the morning .
I don't like the way she laughs .
What do you mean , why don't I ever say it ?
We decided to make a deal with him .
What he said was by no means true .
You are not old enough to go swimming by yourself .
I'm sorry to have kept you waiting for a long time .
Try to make good use of your time .
His face fell when he heard the news .
You will be taken for an ill-mannered person if you do so .
It is necessary for you to see a doctor at once .
He brooded over the mistake he made .
He was discouraged to hear that .
Idling away your time is not good .
I know that it was done by him .
She left here long before you arrived .
He could pass the examination , could not he ?
That he will come is certain .
It is necessary for you to start at once .
The more , the merrier .
I wish you'd never been born .
This is the very dictionary that I have wanted so long .
I never imagined meeting you here .
She is used to living alone .
The more , the merrier .
I succeeded in worming out the secret .
We are looking forward to hearing from you soon .
It seems that mr brooke is an honest man .
I don't feel like eating anything today .
If I find your passport I'll call you at once .
There are many books , aren't there ?
I got into trouble with the police by driving too fast .
He tried solving the problem .
It is doubtful whether this will work .
I escaped from the fire with nothing but the clothes on my back .
I am forbidden to use this telephone .
He is afraid of making mistakes .
This is the theater where we see foreign movies .
I'm sorry I have kept you waiting so long .
It is regrettable that you did not start earlier .
Here is the book you are looking for .
He never fails to write to her every week .
We cannot hope for success in life unless we are in good health .
I couldn't go to work because I was sick .
As she wanted to ask a question , she raised her hand .
We were afraid that we might hurt him .
I hope that he will succeed .
What you say is neither here nor there .
You have good reason to be angry .
He makes everybody feel at ease .
Would you mind sending this letter for me ?
I took to her the moment I met her .
Please take with you as much as you need .
If you want this pen , I will lend it to you .
This is a weak tea , isn't it ?
You can't see him because he is engaged .
She has no one to turn to .
My mother permitted me to go to the movies .
Remember to mail the letter .
Will you please advise him to work harder ?
As soon as man is born he begins to die .
It wasn't long before he came again .
He asked us what we wanted .
She is busy cooking dinner .
What he has said is contrary to fact .
As soon as I went out , it began to rain .
Come and see me any time you like .
He could not join us because he was ill .
Is it possible to get on the next flight ?
He made an effort to get to the station early .
I tried to soothe the child .
I hope you are all well .
I have made a promise to do it .
I had no idea that you were coming .
Wait here till I come back .
You can stay as long as you like .
I think she will come back soon .
Airplanes have made it easy to travel abroad .
She broke down when she heard about the accident .
This is the cutest baby that I have ever seen .
Pass me the salt , will you ?
She is not only intelligent but beautiful .
This is the book that I told you about .
This doesn't mean the danger has passed .
He affected not to hear me .
I'm sorry , I can't help you .
I hope you will hear me out .
You'll never know unless you try .
You are not to speak to him while he is studying .
If the weather is good , I'll go out tomorrow .
You talk as if you were the boss .
You should make an effort to stop smoking .
She asked him to sit down .
I'd rather she sat next to me .
I wish she were alive now .
She was happy to be introduced to him at the party .
He succeeded in solving the problem .
I like walking , especially in the morning .
I would like you to introduce me to her .
Do you mind opening the window ?
All right , I will do it again .
He is apt to catch cold .
You must eat what you are served .
The boy I helped is tony .
Who can tell what will happen in the future ?
I got up early in order to catch the first train .
I helped my father wash his car .
I can't stand getting beaten .
I will be at home when she comes next .
We argued him into going .
You have good reason to be angry .
Don't go out after it gets dark .
What would you do , if you lost your job ?
I swear I will never do such a thing .
Let me make plain what I mean .
Sam , don't !
If you come across my book , will you send it to me ?
It happened that he was out when I visited him .
He went up to tokyo with the intention of studying english .
He is a man to be reckoned with .
It is not good to eat between meals .
It was very kind of you to invite me .
Though it is expensive , we'll go by air .
He chose to have me stay .
He had no sooner arrived than he was asked to leave .
I've made up my mind to come up with a better solution .
We saw the child get on the bus .
What do you say to dining out together ?
It was clever of bob to solve that problem .
Let us know when you will arrive .
I don't know when he will come back .
Do you wish me to help ?
I'll support you as long as I live .
I respect you for what you have done .
Write to me as soon as you get there .
Do it the way I told you to .
Well , I just remembered .
You must let me know when you come here next time .
Pardon me for saying so .
I felt very sad when I heard the news .
I know the house where he was born .
You should have knocked before you came in .
I waited for her till it got dark .
Sorry , but you're in the wrong here .
Last night it was so hot that I couldn't sleep well .
Life at this college is nothing like I expected .
Mark the words that you cannot understand .
Sorry , I've got to go .
I'm afraid I can't .
They looked as if they would cry .
I remember seeing her once on the street .
He has a daughter who is very pretty .
It has been two years since he came to japan .
There is little hope that she will come on time .
It is very kind of you to help me .
At last , he found out how to make it .
It seems to me that he is from england .
Illness prevented me from going abroad .
He is the last man to tell a lie .
Any paper you read will tell the same story .
A year has passed since he came here .
He decided to sell the car .
I'll just go for a walk to clear my head .
She promised to meet him at the coffee shop .
Not only jim but his parents are sick .
I think he will succeed .
He is terrible at speaking english .
All you have to do is study harder .
I forget who said it .
She is not only kind , but also honest .
Give me another chance to try .
The world is not what it used to be .
I hope that he will find his way easily .
I think you're right .
Well , here we are !
Bill has a part-time job so that he can buy a car .
Walk quietly , can't you ?
Now is the time when we need him most .
This room is too hot for us to work in .
She finally made up her mind to go abroad .
You cannot take back what you have said .
I don't think I want to go .
I happened along when the car hit the boy .
It is necessary for you to go there immediately .
My dream is to become a teacher .
It's very rude of you to say a thing like that .
I'm sorry I didn't quite catch what you said .
He'll make someone clean the room .
I thought he wouldn't come .
She had no sooner seen me than she ran away .
He dropped in to see us .
See which way the cat jumps .
What would you do if you were in my place ?
The dog kept me from approaching his house .
It's important for us to be thoughtful of others .
My mother being ill , I stayed home from school .
Oh , don't worry about that .
He gave no explanation why he had been absent .
Father is busy writing letters .
I wish I could show you the pretty ice on the trees .
It is bad to hurt others .
I was at a loss what to do .
I wish I could give up smoking .
Seven days of saturday is all that I need .
She is as active as she looks .
It is no use going to school if you are not going to study .
It feels like it will rain in the afternoon .
Let's talk the night away tonight , shall we ?
I'm very pleased that your dream came true .
You are free to use this car .
Can you tell me what this word means ?
I'm afraid you misunderstood me .
Try to keep from crying .
I think it needs a tune-up .
Though she was tired , she kept on working .
He went to america for the purpose of studying american literature .
What he said turned out to be false .
If he doesn't come , we won't go .
I felt sorry for her when I heard her story .
My watch is broken , so I want a new one .
Sure , but don't take your time .
The rain prevented me from going out .
She wrote the book about people she visited .
I don't think her story is true .
Oh , but this is great .
I never say what is not true .
I don't forget turning out the light .
You can stay here as long as you keep quiet .
The less men think , the more they talk .
It is about time you married .
It began to rain when he went out .
That child looks as if he is going to cry .
He works hard to earn his living .
He makes it a rule to get up at six every morning .
The point is they are too young .
If you were in my place , what would you do ?
He is a good violinist , isn't he ?
I was wondering if you'd like to join me for dinner tomorrow .
She would often take a trip when she was young .
Thank you for remembering my birthday .
Hardly had he seen me when he ran away .
It was the war which has changed japan .
Little did I imagine that my plan would go wrong .
I forgot to call him today .
She is ashamed to speak up .
It's so easy when you know the rules .
He is capable of running a mile in four minutes .
There should be something for us to talk about .
I remember seeing him before .
Which is better , this or that ?
The students met here to hear the speech .
I don't feel like going out tonight .
He is very busy writing to his friends .
For the most part , I agree with what he said .
It's mean of you to talk that way .
It may have rained a little last night .
He is the very person I was talking of .
Ah , me !
No man is so old , but he may learn .
She is not only pretty , but also bright .
He believes that the story is true .
It is true that she'll get married next month .
It's evident that you told a lie .
It will not be long before we meet again .
She told me to open the window .
Six-thirty , it's possible .
Have you decided where you're going to go to study abroad ?
I mean to quit this company .
I said I would make her happy .
I bet we'll have a test today .
I told my wife to get ready in a hurry .
No , he has gone out for lunch already ?
He never comes without complaining of others .
He came in while we were at table .
Please remember to come and see us this weekend .
Do you mind my making a suggestion ?
I found it hard to close the door .
Choose whichever you want .
I have lived here since I was a boy .
Stay home so that you can answer the phone .
I'll leave my daughter's education to you , after I'm gone .
Oh please , believe me .
If and when he arrives I'll pay .
You can play this piano , but not at night .
I wish I could buy that house cheap .
That is what I want to know .
I take back what I said .
I stood up for an old man old man to take my seat .
Our teacher began singing a song well .
Though it was very cold , I went out .
I am of the opinion that he will succeed .
As I reached the station , I got off the bus .
I fear we are too late .
If it rains tomorrow , let's stay home .
I don't know how to cook .
I resolved that I would work harder .
I know he likes jazz music .
No matter what happens , I'll keep my promise .
I didn't know that he could speak english .
I remember seeing the movie .
We use words to communicate .
If you change your mind , let me know .
She is american , but she lives in england .
It is worthwhile to read this novel .
I remember reading the book .
A friend of mine asked me to send her a postcard .
Who she is I have no idea .
I decided on telling her of my love .
He asked her if she knew him .
He got interested in the story .
I was afraid that you had failed .
They hastened to execute the plan .
I am bound to attend the meeting .
He sent back a message that everyone was well .
I see . And what can I do to help you with this ?
I don't know when he will come here .
He will scold us no matter what .
I hope you enjoy yourself this evening .
He tried not to hurt others' feelings .
God knows where he fled .
In that case , I think you should come in today .
How I wish I had been more careful !
As soon as she got on the train , it pulled out of the station .
My father does nothing but watch tv on sundays .
I could hardly make out what she said .
I want him to play the guitar .
I am sad to hear it .
She likes being looked at by boys .
If he could go to the concert , he would be glad .
We are but men , not gods .
Lock the window before going to bed .
I cannot hear such a story without weeping .
Thank you for lending us the book .
Plan your work before you start it .
I have a friend who lives in america .
I am pleased to help you if I can .
We think it possible that they may arrive next week .
They were not sure whether they could come or not .
As soon as I've finished doing that , I'll help you .
I got up early so as to be in time for the train .
You should attend more to what your teacher says .
Passport , please .
He'll be glad to see you .
In case anything happens , call me immediately .
If you eat too much , you will get fat .
You can say whatever you want to .
This is an age when honesty does not pay .
The man painting the wall is my father .
That's too small to fit on your head .
I learned a lot from what I heard .
Our teacher told us that we should do our best .
You must apologize to her for coming late .
What you say does not make any sense to me .
He lost all the money he had .
I'd like to know which he likes .
No , don't go yet .
This is a plan of my own devising .
It seems that the news was false .
It is five years since my father died .
I mean to be there this evening .
There is not one of us but wishes to succeed .
We used to swim every day when we were children .
Have you visited foreign countries , say america ?
You like rain , don't you ?
I observed him come along here .
She has no children , does she ?
Come to my house whenever you like .
I wish I could see the ancient world .
Illness prevented jane from going to school .
To do him justice , he was kind at heart .
Be sure to put the fire out before you leave .
Mother often said that she was proud of me .
He hurried so as not to miss the train .
I don't like your going there by yourself .
Do you mind if I smoke here ?
It is hard to carry out this plan .
How about me stopping by ?
I look forward to receiving your reply as soon as possible .
He's the novelist I admire the most .
Keep as many as you need .
I was anxious to read your letter from paris .
I am accustomed to studying english every evening .
As he was an honest man , I employed him .
My illness kept me from starting .
He promised not to smoke .
I can't help loving my country .
He asked her why she was crying .
I hope your plan will work out .
The sun having set , they left off their work .
I think most people are better off now than they used to be .
There's no need to be that tense .
I played a match of tennis with my friend , but lost .
She is quite pretty , but looks unhealthy .
It's fun to play tennis .
My father has gone out to buy postcard .
Yes , please do .
Look at the man crossing the street .
I don't know the reason why he was absent .
She waved her hand at the sight of me .
I'm sorry you're leaving us .
The day when we first met was a rainy day .
I am sorry that I could not go with her .
He bade me stay behind .
He is in a hurry to catch the train .
I'm sorry for what I did .
Try to study a foreign language by all means .
The storm prevented me from going out for a walk .
I gave him what little money I had .
I made up my mind to marry her .
I hope to find a job of my own choosing .
I remember what he said .
Let's leave as soon as he arrives .
I cannot approve of your going out with him .
Miho is the girl I like best .
Take care lest you should fall .
Ken decided on going abroad .
I acknowledge it to be true .
I don't like the way he speaks .
She studied very hard in order that she might succeed .
You can trust him to keep his word .
I felt the house shake .
There is no one but desires peace .
There was nothing but the blue sea as far as the eye could reach .
This is the garden I laid out last year .
Don't cry , there's a dear .
I will finish it by the time he comes back .
Could you show me how to use that machine ?
It is clear that he knows the answer .
I had no difficulty finding your house .
Do you mind my making a suggestion ?
I don't feel like going out tonight .
Oh , would you catch the phone for me , please ?
It's the best book that I've ever read .
It's such a long time since he left school .
I've made a lot of friends since I entered college .
It is difficult to play the piano .
I hope he will come up with a new and good idea .
You are to do as I tell you .
He doesn't approve of women smoking .
He is fortunate having such a good wife .
How long does it take for you to read this book ?
The rain just stopped , so let's leave .
I'm glad to have this opportunity to speak to you .
The problem exacted a great effort to solve it .
Everybody that came to the street was surprised .
Five years have passed since they came to japan .
It seems that he knows the truth .
As for me , I like this better .
I don't doubt but she will recover .
I advised him not to drive .
It was some time before he realized his mistake .
I am positive that he has finished .
He took great pains to do a good job .
The doctor ordered me to stay in bed .
He found it hard to make friends .
I saw the ship sink in the sea .
She paints every day no matter how busy she is .
He ought to pass the examination , for he is very capable .
I am not sure , but I think I want to be a teacher .
I'd appreciate it if you could do that .
It is time you went to bed . Turn off the radio .
You may be surprised to receive this letter .
I tried solving the problem .
If you have a question , please ask me .
I stayed at my uncle's while I was in tokyo .
I succeed to a fortune .
There was nothing that I could do but wait for him .
He cannot walk , let alone run .
She spends a lot of money when she goes abroad .
I don't know whether the story is true or not .
They welcomed as many men as came .
It's good to have the food cooked in front of you .
I am used to sitting up late at night .
That she is ill is obvious .
He would be the last one to believe that .
Who is that boy running toward us ?
Show me how to do it .
It's nice if a child can have a room of his own .
He is trying hard to give up smoking .
The truth is that he was not fit for the job .
He was destined never to see his wife again .
What he says is brief and to the point .
I don't know what to do from now on .
I don't remember where I put my key .
I will go regardless of the weather .
She urged him to do the job .
I think his opinion is of great importance .
I wish I were as rich as he .
We think that he will come .
As far as I know , he is american .
It is time for me to take a vacation .
What he said counts for nothing .
He contemplated taking a trip to paris .
He worked hard in order to support his family .
He carried out what he had promised .
Don't forget to see me tomorrow morning .
It is no wonder that he passed the examination .
The moment she heard the news , she turned pale .
Your daughter passed the examination , I hear .
Walk slowly , and I will catch up with you .
I will come provided I am well enough .
Have you decided what to do yet ?
He has forgotten to see you here .
The heavy rain prevented me from going out .
I am only too glad to be with you .
I think that japan is a very safe country .
If I've told you once , I've told you a thousand times .
I'm used to getting up early .
I want to die , but I cannot .
It was difficult to persuade him to change his mind .
I can do it if you give me a chance .
Young people tend to think so .
Whoever wants to come to my party may come .
I made him tell the truth .
I owe what I am today to my parents .
She seems to have been happy when she was young .
It's to your credit that you told the truth .
If you hurry up , you will be in time .
That is all that he said .
I said I would ring again later .
It is strange that he should say such a thing .
I found him to be a good workman .
To tell the truth , he was lonely .
Jane skipped the questions she couldn't answer .
I don't mind if you go to bed before I get home .
I enjoyed talking with you .
He worked so hard that he succeeded .
Yesterday the teacher told us that he would give us a test today .
I thought you'd jump at the chance .
It was very nice of you to help me with my homework .
He is bright , but he is not honest .
It is hardly conceivable to me that he will fail .
Be sure to put out the fire before you leave .
If he had been a little more careful , he would have succeeded .
I've told you over and over again not to do that .
There is a reason to be late this morning .
Please close the door when you leave .
What makes you think that I'm against that ?
I told the news to everyone I met .
I had intended to attend the meeting .
I know where she is .
I am ready to do anything for you .
I don't mind waiting for a while .
I wonder if he loves me .
She had been ill for a week when the doctor was sent for .
This is just what I wanted .
I'll find someone to fill in for you .
I'll take back what I said .
It is high time you went to bed .
As for me , I have no objection .
I told him that he was wrong .
I dare say you are tired .
Do you have enough information to go on ?
All you have to do is to wait for her reply .
What was it that caused you to change your mind ?
I said that I didn't go shopping with her .
This is what I've long wanted .
My father disapproved of my going to the concert .
I often played tennis when I was young .
The boy ran away when he saw me .
It's about time we went back .
I tried in vain to open it .
I think he will soon catch up with us .
He must be crazy to say such a thing .
Jim can be said to be a man of parts .
I wonder which way to go .
You'll be in time for the train if you start at once .
Which is older , this book or that one ?
I wish I could break the habit of smoking .
That music is worth listening to many times .
I have known him since he was a baby .
I awoke to find myself famous .
I will try to solve the problem at any rate .
When mary was a child , her family was dirt poor .
Let's decide on the places we will visit .
The day that he was born was rainy .
You deserve to succeed .
What you said is also true of this case .
She said she would be back right away .
Is there a place I can smoke ?
If you set out early , you'll be in time for the train .
He made up his mind to go there alone .
You are free to talk with anyone .
Walk tall , son .
Do good to those who hate you .
What do you say to making a trip with me during the summer vacation ?
I was surprised that he had failed .
It being very cold , they stayed at home .
It is hardly possible for him not to make any mistake .
My son tried to become a rakugoka .
Do you think he resembles his father ?
She is a difficult person to deal with .
You are an angel for doing my shopping .
He talks as if he knows everything .
He is trying to quit smoking .
You should try to figure it out for yourself .
I wish I had a car .
Do you mind if I open the window ?
She doesn't get paid by the month , but by the day .
You may take any picture you like .
I don't know how to handle children .
Having finished my work , I went home .
Come along with us if you like .
I am sure everything will turn out all right in the end .
Please let me know when you come to osaka .
I'm glad to see you .
You will keep your word , won't you ?
Illness prevented me from going out .
I feel like taking a rest .
It seems that he is unable to swim .
Were you at home ? No , I wasn't .
Don't hang up , but hold on please .

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I can't tell who will arrive first .

Ich kann nicht sagen, wer zuerst ankommt.

I have nothing to live for .

Ich habe nichts, wofür es sich zu leben lohnt.

My father consented to my going abroad .

Mein Vater stimmte zu, dass ich ins Ausland ging.

You have eaten lunch , haven't you ?

Du hast zu Mittag gegessen, nicht wahr?

He did not know where to go .

Er wusste nicht, wohin er gehen sollte.

I have half a mind to undertake the work .

Ich habe fast Lust, die Arbeit zu übernehmen.

We shouldn't have any trouble if the traffic isn't too heavy .

Wir sollten keine Probleme haben, wenn der Verkehr nicht zu stark ist.

Can you repeat what you said ?

Können Sie wiederholen, was Sie gesagt haben?

Congratulations on being accepted to the school you've always wanted to go to .

Herzlichen Glückwunsch zur Aufnahme an der Schule, die Sie schon immer besuchen wollten.

They dared not look me in the face .

Sie wagten es nicht, mir ins Gesicht zu sehen.

It is in order to hear your voice well .

Es dient dazu, Ihre Stimme gut zu hören.

You may be free to do what you like .

Es steht Ihnen vielleicht frei, zu tun, was Sie wollen.

Drop me a line when you get there .

Schreiben Sie mir eine Nachricht, wenn Sie dort ankommen.

I intended to have gone fishing .

Ich hatte vor, angeln zu gehen.

He pretends to know everything .

Er gibt vor, alles zu wissen.

There's no need to get so angry .

Es besteht kein Grund, so wütend zu werden.

Let me call you back later , ok ?

Lass mich dich später zurückrufen, ok?

You have to make efforts if you are to succeed .

Sie müssen sich anstrengen, wenn Sie Erfolg haben wollen.

I was born in osaka , but brought up in tokyo .

Ich wurde in Osaka geboren, bin aber in Tokio aufgewachsen.

She woke to find herself in the hospital .

Als sie aufwachte, befand sie sich im Krankenhaus.

He wants you to stay here .

Er möchte, dass du hier bleibst.

They made a great effort to settle the problem .

Sie haben große Anstrengungen unternommen, um das Problem zu lösen.

This is what I wanted .

Das ist es, was ich wollte.

No one had the heart to say he was wrong .

Niemand hatte es übers Herz zu sagen, dass er falsch lag.

He looks a bit tired , doesn't he ?

Er sieht ein bisschen müde aus, nicht wahr?

He never fails to write to his parents once a month .

Er versäumt es nie, einmal im Monat an seine Eltern zu schreiben.

Do you have one a little bigger than these ?

Hast du eins, das etwas größer ist als diese?

He was so kind as to show me around the town .

Er war so freundlich, mir die Stadt zu zeigen.

We decided to put off the meeting until next sunday .

Wir beschlossen, das Treffen auf nächsten Sonntag zu verschieben.

What do you say to playing tennis with me ?

Was sagst du dazu, mit mir Tennis zu spielen?

I simply haven't the time to do everything I want to do .

Ich habe einfach nicht die Zeit, alles zu tun, was ich tun möchte.

She advised him to use a bicycle .

Sie riet ihm, ein Fahrrad zu benutzen.

He failed to do what he said he would do .

Er hat nicht getan, was er versprochen hatte.

Please tell me when to serve the food .

Bitte sagen Sie mir, wann ich das Essen servieren soll.

It's no use trying anything .

Es hat keinen Sinn, irgendetwas auszuprobieren.

Stop inhaling your food . You'd better eat more slowly .

Hören Sie auf, Ihr Essen einzuatmen. Du solltest besser langsamer essen.

It is quite natural that he think so .

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