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私のエッセイをお読みになってもし誤りがあれば訂正して下さいませんか。
Would you mind reading my essay and correcting any errors you find?
ジョンがヨーロッパへ行く計画について話したのは昨日になってのことだった。
It was only yesterday that John talked about his plans to go to Europe.
建築の監督でもう数日残ることになって本当に何とか助けてもらえない?
I have to stay a few more days to oversee the construction. Could you please help me somehow?
— アイム・スティル・ヒア (2024)
You’re still just a kid—you haven’t become your own person yet!
— High and Low (1963)
If you want to be my friend, you have to be friends with my friends too.
Ayaha, become a producer and let’s win the Yachiyo Cup together!
— Cosmic Princess Kaguya! (2026)
家族がバラバラになって途方に暮れていたマーニーを彼はいつも支えていたみたい
It seems he was always there for Marnie, who was at a loss after her family fell apart.
— When Marnie Was There (2014)
After looking at the photos later, I wondered, “What had I done back then?”
— M - Eine Stadt sucht einen Mörder (1931)
If I were one of the gang, I'd secretly visit the factory after dark.
— TAXi (1998)
Just because a donkey goes on a journey doesn’t mean it’ll come back a horse.
— イノセンス (2004)
私が覚えているのは空が真っ暗になって…みんなが叫んで走っていたことだけよ。
All I remember is that the sky went pitch-black... everyone was screaming and running.
— アトランティス 失われた帝国 (2001)
それがこんなことになってそれであんた方はこれからどうするんですか?
So, now that things have come to this, what are you all going to do?
— High and Low (1963)
You’re always like this—always, always taking my place.
— 新感染 ファイナル・エクスプレス (2016)
彼は学校を卒業するとすぐに留学することになっているそうです。
I hear that he is scheduled to study abroad as soon as he graduates from school.
デザートが出るころになって、ようやく宇宙船について尋ねられた。
It wasn’t until dessert was served that they finally asked about the spaceship.
銀食器をとっておいて母さんに言わなかった手遅れになってから白状した
I kept the silverware and didn’t tell Mom; I only confessed when it was too late.
— ウィッチ (2016)
If you're young, beautiful, and foreign, does that make it only natural for you to become a suspect?
— 別れる決心 (2022)
You haven't changed at all—you’re just as you were back then.
— The Wind Rises (2013)
Because of my selfishness, we ended up having to give up our precious home...
— Arrietty (2010)
でも…自分の考えを言う方が詩人になって他人の意見を伝えるよりいい
But… it’s better to become a poet and express your own thoughts than to convey other people’s opinions.
— イル・ポスティーノ (1994)
For everyone, their own life eventually becomes the most important thing.
— 東京物語 (1953)
The students don’t get serious about studying until just before the exam.