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Please let me go home.
家に帰る許可を下さい。
He said he was tired, so he would go home early.
疲れたので早く家に帰ると彼は言った。
But we're just on our way home.
でもこれから帰るところさ。
All you have to do is to wait for me to return.
君は私が帰るのを待ちさえすればよい。
Because of the bad weather, my piano teacher suggested that I go home early.
悪天候のために、私のピアノの先生は私に早く帰るようにと言ってくれました。
We'd better go home now.
そろそろ家へ帰るほうがよい。
As I returned from school yesterday, I was caught in a sudden shower.
昨日、私は学校から帰る途中にわか雨にあった。
It is not my intention to return.
帰るつもりはありません。
He hasn't told me when he will return.
いつ帰るか彼は私にいいませんでした。
I met him on my way home.
家に帰る途中に、私は彼に会いました。
Do you have a return ticket to Japan?
日本に帰る航空券はお持ちですか?
There is no guarantee that he'll be back next week.
彼が来週には帰るという保証はない。
I didn't miss my watch till I got home.
家に帰るまで、時計をなくしてしまったことにきづかなかった。
Tom told Mary to go home.
トムはメアリーに家へ帰るように言った。
You should return home before it gets dark.
君は暗くならないうちに家に帰るべきです。
I met her on my way home.
私は家に帰る途中、彼女に会いました。
She'll have left before you come back.
君が帰る前に彼女はいなくなっているだろう。
What time will you be home this evening?
今日は何時に帰るの?
Please drop in on your way home.
家に帰る途中でどうぞ立ち寄ってください。
I go to the country every summer.
私は毎年夏は田舎へ帰る。
We're on our way home.
あの故郷へ帰るんだ。
It's good to be back in Boston.
やっぱりボストンに帰るとホッとするなあ。
Come home before it gets dark.
暗くならないうちに帰るんだよ。
When are you leaving?
君はいつ帰る?
I allowed Kate to go home.
私はケイトに、家に帰るのを許可した。
Mother insists that we should be home by seven in the evening.
母はどうしても私たちが夜7時までには家に帰るようにと言っている。
I did not miss my purse until I returned home.
家に帰るまでは財布がないことに気がつかなかった。
I want to thank my partner in this journey, a man who campaigned from his heart, and spoke for the men and women he grew up with on the streets of Scranton, and rode with on the train home to Delaware, the vice president-elect of the United States, Joe Bi
I want to thank my partner in this journey, a man who campaigned from his heart, and spoke for the men and women he grew up with on the streets of Scranton, and rode with on the train home to Delaware, the vice president-elect of the United States, Joe Bi