「溜息なんてついてた？」「不幸せなオーラ出しながらね」の英語

"Did I really sigh?" "While giving out an aura of unhappiness."

"Are you hungry?" "No, not really."

"Why are you crying? Did I say something I shouldn't have?" "No, it's just that a drop of sweat got into my eye."

"Ow-ow-ouch" "Are you alright?"

"How did it go?" "They said it was acute appendicitis."

"How did it go?" "They said it was acute appendicitis"

"Are you hungry?" "I'm always hungry."

“Is it cancer? Tell me straight."

“I'm hungry."—“Sorry?"—“I said, I'm hungry."

"What's that sound?" "It sounds like a woodpecker."

"What's wrong?" "The speakers aren't working well."

"Are you in a rush?" "Not really."

"Are you in a hurry?" "Not really."

"How is it?" "Well, yes ... could be some signs of dehydration."

"How is it?" "Well, yes ... could be some signs of dehydration"

“Are you in love?"“Far from it."

“How's everything going?"—“Well, just so‐so."

I was asked, "You OK, kid?". I replied, "Fine."

I was asked, "You OK, kid?". I replied, "Fine."

"Why are you making that face?" "I ate some Japanese pickled plums, and they were really salty."

"My stomach hurts." "How come? Did you eat something strange?" "No idea."

"Doesn't that smell fantastic?" "Yeah!"

“How's life?"“As busy as ever."

"Tom? Did something happen?" "No. I just wanted to hear your voice."

"You're being brainwashed by the media!" "What are you talking about?"

"Why do you keep an empty bottle in your car?" "Take a wild guess."

"Let's head back." "Shall we drop by McDonald's?"

"Let's head back." "Shall we drop by MacDonald's?"

"Tom, you look kind of green." "Do I?" "Is something wrong?" "There's nothing wrong."

"May I help you?" "Yes, I'm looking for a dress."