"yuna, une belle epouse"とは 意味・読み方・使い方

"Hey, tootsie!"

"Your nose is dripping." "S-sorry."

"I'm finished for the day." "Much appreciated."

Bing-bong ... bing-bong ... "Oh-oh. The class bell!"

"Now that I think of it, where's Tanimoto?" "Playing the lone wolf, as always."

"What's up? Fidgeting like that" "Er, well, it looks like the elastic's gone in my pants."

“Liar!"—“You're another!"

“Thank you very much (for the meal)."—“Not at all."

“What a slowpoke [《主に英国で用いられる》 slowcoach] you are!" “And you're another!"

“Thank you for your hard work."—“Thanks, and the same to you!"

I said, “Come here, boy." And the boy shook his head (instead of saying ‘no').

"Hi, Danny." "Howdy, Sonny."

“John! Supper is ready!"—“Yes, (I'm) coming."

“Say hello to your mom."“OK, I will."

"How are you?" "I am fine, thank you."

“A worn will turn”

“A grown-up baby” is a happy hit

"Dokonjo Daikon" Have Flowers

one of fortune-telling, 'kon'

“A girl is sweet at seventeen”

"Ai" Is Kanji of the Year

“Tread on a worm, and it will turn”

“In for a penny, in for a pound”

“Big and empty”

“Every Jack has his Jill”

"Frozen"

“Lightly got, lightly spent”

“Lightly got, lightly spent”

“Bill!"“Yes, Mom."

“A good marksman may miss”