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I left home when I was young.
私は若いころに故郷を出た。
Does he often call his parents at home?
彼は郷里の両親によく電話しますか。
He was never to return to his hometown.
彼は再び故郷には帰らぬ運命だった。
I wrote a letter to my parents at home.
私は故郷の両親に手紙を書いた。
In nostalgic moments we may tend to think of childhood as a time of almost unbroken happiness.
郷愁にふける時、私達は子供時代をこの上なく幸福な時期と考える傾向があるかもしれない。
You must think of your old parents at home.
年老いた故郷のご両親のことを考えて見るべきだ。
My hometown is adjacent to the ocean.
僕の郷里の町は海に接している。
Listening to oldies reminds me of my hometown.
オールディーズを聞くと故郷を思い出します。
I returned to my native village after two years' absence.
私は2年ぶりで故郷の村に帰った。
I sometimes dream of home.
私は時々故郷の夢を見る。
She was never to see her home again.
再び故郷に帰れない運命だった。
He saw his home-town again only after ten years.
10年後にようやく彼は、再び故郷の町を見た。
I returned to my hometown after five years' absence.
私は5年ぶりで故郷へ戻った。
Nara is an old city worth visiting at least once in your life.
奈良は生涯に一度は訪れる価値のある故郷だ。
The orchestra struck up nostalgic music.
管弦楽団は郷愁に満ちた音楽を演奏し始めた。
Is there a restaurant around here that serves local delicacies?
この近辺で、美味しい郷土料理を食べさせてくれるお店はありますか。
When I hear that song, I think about my hometown.
その歌を聴くと故郷を思い出す。
Among all cheeses, the one that I like is Camembert. I love its smell because it makes me nostalgic.
チーズの中で、私が好きなのはカマンベール、香りがより好きです、なぜならば私に郷愁を感じさせるから。
He lives far away from his hometown.
彼は故郷から遠く離れて住んでいる。
I am deeply attached to my hometown.
私は自分の生まれ故郷に深い愛着を抱いている。
Anyone cherishes his native town in his heart.
誰もが、心に故郷を抱いています。
He never fails to write home once a month.
彼は月に一度は必ず故郷に手紙を書く。
I returned to my hometown after five years' absence.
私は5年ぶりで故郷に戻った。
Ozawa had been demobilized from overseas and had just arrived this night into his hometown, Osaka, but he had heard rumors on the train about bandits roaming in the postwar cities and suburbs.