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Come here, and you can see the sea.
ここへ来なさい、そうすれば海が見えるよ。
If you're going to the beach count me in.
君たちが海へ行くなら、僕も仲間に入れてくれ。
I would like to go to the seaside with you.
君と一緒に海に行きたいのですが。
The island is about two miles off the coast.
その島は海岸から約2マイル離れた沖にあります。
We arrived at a small town in Hokkaido.
私たちは北海道の小さな町に着いた。
The river flows into the Sea of Japan.
その川は日本海に流れている。
Which way is the beach?
海岸はどちらの方向ですか。
We swam in the sea.
私たちは海で泳いだ。
I'm going to Hokkaido.
私は、北海道に行く。
He went to sea to swim.
彼は海に泳ぎに行った。
When I was a child, I often went swimming in the sea.
子供のころ、よく海へ泳ぎに行ったものだ。
He's afraid of the sea.
彼は海が怖い。
He set out on his historic voyage.
彼は歴史的な航海に出かけた。
If I were younger, I would go abroad to study.
もっと若ければ、海外に留学するのに。
I've never been abroad.
海外には行ったことがありません。
Last year, he spent three months at sea.
昨年彼は航海で3か月を過ごした。
The sea got rough, so that we had to give up fishing.
海が荒れてきた、それでつりを断念しなければならなかった。
You might just as well throw your money into the sea as lend it to him.
彼にお金を貸すくらいなら海に捨てた方がましだ。
Even at the end of the nineteenth century, sailors in the British Navy were not permitted to use knives and forks because using them was considered a sign of weakness.
A few years ago it would have been inconceivable for Japan to send troops overseas.
数年前だったら、日本が海外へ軍隊を派遣することは思いもよらないことだっただろう。
A variety of creatures can be seen under the water.
海の中では様々な生き物が見られます。
Our combined fleet broke through the enemy's defense zone.
わが連合艦隊は敵の防衛海域を突破した。
She lives near the beach, but she can't swim.
海の近くに住んでいるのが、彼女は泳げない。
You aren't allowed to swim at this beach.
この海岸で泳いではいけない。
I do not have any account in the branch office of Tokai bank.
東海銀行の支店に口座を持ってません。
And to all those watching tonight from beyond our shores, from parliaments and palaces, to those who are huddled around radios in the forgotten corners of the world, our stories are singular, but our destiny is shared, and a new dawn of American leadershi