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If anyone comes in my absence, tell him that I won't come back till evening.
もし留守中に誰かが来たら、私は夕方まで帰らないと言ってくれ。
That's the mind-set of a previous time. The current generation doesn't think that way.
こういう考え方って昔の人の考えだと思う。今の世代の人はこうは思わないと思うけど。
This region produces precious minerals.
この地方は貴重な鉱物を産出します。
You had better make the most of your opportunities.
君は機会を出来るだけ利用した方がいい。
He said that you had better go.
あなたは行く方がよいと彼は言った。
This idea is not rational.
この考え方は合理的ではない。
You'd better take your umbrella, just in case it rains.
雨が降るといけないので、傘を持っていった方がいい。
The course of action is unclear.
方向性がはっきりしない。
My father makes good use of his time.
父は時間の使い方がうまい。
It would be better to leave it unsaid.
それを言わないでおく方がいい。
Your father seems very nice.
あなたのお父さんて、よさそうな方ですね。
I have nothing to add on my part.
私の方には意見はない。
You are human.
貴方は、人間です。
I feel worse today than I did yesterday.
昨日より今日の方が具合が悪い。
I think you were better looking with long hair.
お前は髪長い方が似合ってたと思う。
Tom's way of speaking got on my nerves.
トムの話し方に私はいらいらさせられた。
I prefer working hard to just sitting idle.
私はただ何もしないで座っているより一生懸命働く方が好きだ。
Take whichever you like.
どちらでも好きな方を取りなさい。
The mountains look nicer from a distance.
その山は少し離れて見た方がよい。
You had better leave at once.
すぐ出発した方がよい。
You brought it on yourself.
自分でやったことだから仕方がないね。
If you like, I will teach you to play chess.
よろしかったら、チェスのやり方をお教えしますよ。
When asked how to do it, he said he didn't know.
彼はそのやり方を尋ねられたが、知らないと言った。
I haven't read both of his novels.
彼の小説の両方とも読んだわけではない。
He can play both tennis and baseball.
彼はテニスも野球も両方ともできる。
His way of talking come home to us all.
彼の話し方に私達はみな感銘を受けた。
While American methods are often successful, the Japanese educational system that produces the most literate people in the world surely has some lessons to teach the U.S.