"Money doesn't grow on trees." "I see you haven't played Animal Crossing before."とは 意味・読み方・使い方

"Money doesn't grow on trees." "I see you haven't played Animal Crossing before."

"Money doesn't grow on trees." "You've never played Animal Crossing before, have you?"

"My branches are gone," said the tree.

“Have you got any money?"—“Not on me, I'm afraid."

"Hey, let's play." "But I thought you had homework to do?" "Yeah, but I don't want to do it."

"Did you look in the fridge?" "No. Did you get me something?" "See for yourself."

“You are playing a video game again, aren't you?"“Got it in one!"

"Buy a lottery ticket or something?" "Well, I don't think I've got much luck with gambling."

"Are you going to buy a lottery ticket?" "I don't think I'm lucky at gambling."

“Will you come and play with me?"“Sure."

“I can't find the book you loaned me."“It doesn't matter."

“Do you sell cigars?"“Sorry, but we don't keep them."

“Can you finish it by Monday?"—“Some chance!"

“Will you lend me some money?"—“I'm sorry, but it is out of the question."

"My trunk is gone," said the tree.

"You're right, certainly you don't seem to have been into it today." "Eh! You can tell that sort of thing?"

“I have no money."—“Join the club! Neither have I."

"How long does it take to get to Vienna on foot?" "Sorry, I'm a stranger here."

“Did the storm do any damage to the rice crop?"—“Yes, a great deal of damage has been done."

"Is that some sort of uniform?" "Oh right, it's because I play field hockey."

"How long does it take to get to Vienna on foot?" "Sorry, I'm a stranger here."

"Do you know what floppy disks are?" "Of course I do!" "Have you ever used one?" "Nah, I haven't."

"Aren't you going to eat the spinach?" "I'll eat it later."

"Wanna go karaoke?" "Sorry, later."

"Have the children arrived yet?" "No, none has come yet."

“Don't you really use the Internet?"“Yes, I do."

“You promised to buy me a ring!"—“So I did /dd/!"

“Do you have any idea how old our teacher is?"“No, I have no idea."

"Have you finished?" "On the contrary. I haven't even started."

“A new machine with speech recognition is now on sale."“Well, you live and learn."