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Where does your uncle live?
君のおじさんはどこに住んでいるの。
My father has lived in Nagoya for 30 years.
父は名古屋に30年住んでいる。
A mortgage rate of six percent is becoming the current industry average.
金利6パーセントの住宅ローンが現在の業界平均となっている。
I live in a two story house.
私は2階建ての家に住んでいる。
We live near the large library.
僕らは大きな図書館のそばに住んでいる。
He's an Englishman, but lives in India.
彼はイギリス人ですが、インドに住んでいます。
They are looking for a house to live in.
彼らは住む家を探している。
It seems that Mr Hatoyama is living in company housing.
鳩山さんは社宅に住んでいるらしい。
The house is too small for five people to live in.
その家は5人が住むには狭すぎる。
If I had known his address, I would have written him a letter.
もし彼の住所を知っていたら、彼に手紙が書けたのに。
Mr Smith lived in Kyoto three years ago.
スミスさんは3年前京都に住んでいた。
Living, as I do, in the country, I seldom have visitors.
実際このように私は田舎に住んでいるので、来客はほとんどない。
The house costs double what it did before.
住宅は前の2倍の価格だ。
He lives in Tokyo.
彼は東京に住んでいます。
After I graduated from college, I moved back home and lived with my parents for three years.
大学を卒業した後、私はふるさとに帰って3年間両親と一緒に住んだ。
They live in that house among the trees.
彼らは木立の間のその家に住んでいる。
My uncle lives in New York.
私の叔父はニューヨークに住んでいる。
Who do you live with?
誰と一緒に住んでるの?
She has two sisters. They live in Kyoto.
彼女には2人の姉妹があり、2人は京都に住んでいる。
People living in town don't know the pleasures of country life.
都会に住んでいる人たちは、田舎暮らしの楽しみがわからない。
This group passes out information on such things as travel and health care, and encourages its members to vote on issues that affect this age group such as legislation regulating the insurance industry, medical care and housing.
We are afraid that our new address is not registered on your database.
貴社のデータベースに、私どもの新住所が登録されていないのではないでしょうか。
There are mothers and fathers who will lie awake after the children fall asleep and wonder how they'll make the mortgage, or pay their doctor's bills, or save enough for their child's college education.