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Your shoes are here. Where are mine?
君の靴はここにある。僕の靴はどこだろう。
I found no shoes completely to my taste.
自分の好みにぴったり合う靴が見つからなかった。
He tried putting on his new shoes.
彼は新しい靴を履いてみた。
Tom removed his socks.
トムは靴下を脱いだ。
Mud clings to my shoes.
泥が私の靴にくっつく。
My children wear out their shoes quickly.
私の子供達はすぐに靴をすり減らす。
These shoes are too tight.
この靴はきつすぎる。
He was kind enough to tie my shoelaces.
彼は親切にも私の靴の紐を結んでくれた。
Your feet are swollen because your shoes are too small.
靴が小さいのは足がむくんだせいですね。
My shoes need polishing.
私の靴は磨く必要がある。
He bought a pair of shoes.
彼は靴を1足買った。
She was wearing dark brown shoes.
彼女は濃い茶色の靴を履いていた。
Didn't you ever put on rubber boots as a kid and have fun splashing water in puddles?
子どもの時さ、長靴をはいて水たまりの中をバシャバシャ入って遊ばなかったか?
The new shoes pinch my feet.
この新しい靴は、きつくてあしが痛い。
I found my shoes.
私の靴を見つけました。
These shoes are not suitable for running.
この靴は走るのに適していない。
There's gum stuck to the back of my shoe.
靴の裏にガムがこびりついちゃった。
They have charged me 30 pounds for the shoes.
彼らは私に靴代として30ポンド請求してきた。
Earlier, as I was walking down the sidewalk, a car drove by and splashed water on me. Look at this! My skirt and shoes are all muddy.
さっき歩道を歩いてたら、車に水をかけられたの。見てよ、スカートも靴も泥だらけ!
Did you pay for those shoes?
その靴の代金を払いましたか。
I always tie my shoes tightly before I go jogging.
ジョギングしに行く前にいつも靴の紐を硬く締めます。
Why don't you polish the shoes with this cloth?
この布で靴を磨いてご覧なさい。
Tom put on his socks.
トムは靴下を履いた。
Excuse me, but where is the men's shoe department?
すみません紳士靴売り場はどこでしょう。
Do I have to take off my shoes here?
ここで靴を脱がなければなりませんか。
He is pleased with his new shoes.
彼は新しい靴が気に入っている。
By the way, the pastry known as "Shu Cream" in Japan is not known under this name neither in England nor in France. If you ask for a "Shu Cream" in England, you will end up comically receiving shoe shine.