「手は洗ったの？」「うん。ママ」「石鹸つけて？匂わせてごらん」の英語

"Have you washed your hands?" "Yes, Mom." "With soap? Let me smell them!"

"Have you washed your hands?" "Yes, Mom." "With soap? Let me smell them!"

I washed my hands well with soap.

Your hands need to be washed.

I wanted to wash my hands.

He always washes his hands with soap.

Wash your hands with soap.

I am going to wash my hands.

I'm going to wash my hands.

Wash your hands with soap.

Wash your hands with a bar of soap.

Did you wash your hands?

Did you wash your hands?

Wash your hands with soap.

Have you washed your hands yet?

Wash your hands well.

Come here after you have washed your hands.

"Mom, do you know where the thermometer is?" "It's not in the usual place?" "Yeah, I checked."

to wash one's hands with soap and water

Did you wash your hands already?

It’s called tenugui, and is used to wash your body when you take a bath, or to dry your hands after washing them.

Have you already washed your hands?

I wonder if I might use your bathroom.

May I use the bathroom?

You have not washed your hands yet, have you?

You haven't washed your hands yet, have you?

I have to wash my hands.

Will you wash your hands?

I am going to wash my hands.

I'm going to wash my hands.