英語 での When i spoke の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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When I spoke with Chris….
And it happened when I spoke to the adviser.
When I spoke of invasion….
You never wanted to listen when I spoke of that night.
When I spoke the awful words.
That's what I heard when I spoke to him directly.
When I spoke up inside your head?
And in the USSR when I spoke they disagreed politely.".
When I spoke to Ha Ni not long ago she didn't tell me anything like that.
You never wanted to listen when I spoke of that night, and this is why.
When I spoke to his mother, I felt she was hiding something.
The only problem was that back in January when I spoke to Ohtsuka, there were no more IRKits left in stock.
And when I spoke with him, he told me,"I know that I can't get those years back.
English is not my first language,and I think I may have been misunderstood when I spoke yesterday," she said in a statement.
That's when I spoke directly with him.
When I spoke to him about it not long ago, he was candid about how challenging it was.
When I spoke to the-- my project management team, they said,"Look, Ben, conditions are getting too dangerous.
Listen-- when I spoke to Mr. Gore the other day after breakfast, I asked him how environmental justice activists were going to be included in his new marketing strategy.
When I spoke of future warfare I meant that it should be conducted by direct application of electrical waves without the use of aerial engines or other implements of destruction.".
And when I spoke to this man, I was looking in his eyes and thinking,"Behind those eyes is a brain that has memories of what thylacines feel like, what they smelled like, what they sounded like.
Also, when I spoke directly with Koreans on the phone or at the shelters, to people who wanted to check on the safety of others, or to disaster victims, I always tried to do so by empathizing with them.
For example, when I spoke with people from other countries, they mentioned KakaoTalk for South Korea and Weibo for China. But I heard that since their users do not view ads, there is no point in advertising on them.
When I spoke with Mr. Wago or when I chatted with the middle-aged lady working at the ramen shop in a city in Fukushima, there were things that became clearer to me. So I think it's definitely better to meet with people directly and talk rather than just exchanging 140 letters back and forth on Twitter.
Do nothing when I speak of this.
When I speak English I'm a little more careful.
When I speak English, it's easygoing, it's relaxed.