A child who has first learned to talk will badger his parents with "whys" and "whats".とは 意味・読み方・使い方

A child who has first learned to talk will badger his parents with "whys" and "whats".

“Children will have a better chance in their future careers,” he says.

The baby‐sitter amused the children with [by telling them] a story.

How dare you call your father a fool?

"Soshite Chichi ni Naru" is about a couple who discover that their 6-year-old boy is not their real son.

An elementary school boy said, "It was amazing to see the moon wane like that."

In the interview, he talked to the students about his life.

At a press conference, he said, "I'm worried that children have weak ties to each other these days."

At that time, he learned to use “finger Braille,” a way of communicating invented by his mother.

Seishiro’s parents always tell their children to express greetings, gratitude and apologies politely and immediately.

He said, "It's important to interact with people from different countries. Meeting the children really cheered me up."

One of the competitors, a third-grade boy, said, "I was surprised by the way he slapped the cards."

Sarah gets very bored listening to her grandparents rambling on about old times.

The children said, "It was great fun to run with the athletes."

Parents often find it difficult to communicate with their children.

Children who have heard ASIMO's self-introduction say, "It's amazing that ASIMO can think for himself."

I hear some guy, presumably a caretaker, going "Rawr, I'm going to eat you!" from the nursery school across the street.

With regard to the Talking Statues project, he said, "It brings a sense of intimacy and personality to the statues that surround us all."

It is very important for parents to discuss everything with their children.

She outlined the story of “Romeo and Juliet" to her children.

A mother said, “My son wants to be an astronaut. What should he study now?”

One of the teenagers said happily, "I'll never forget this day!"

Your words impressed my son so much that he's quite a different person [that he's a reformed character], and is studying for all he's worth.

“Don't tell my mother."—“All right, I promise."

An 8-year-old child said to his parents, “They’re very pretty. They say they’re used for researching cancer.”

"The literary language of the songs seems to be difficult for children today," says Kojima.

Whenever Beth's parents have guests, she wants to join their adult talk.

My two-year-old son got excited in the car and began to shout "Vroom, vroom!"

Taro and Jiro squabbled loudly (with each other) about [over] which of them should first go in the bath with their dad.

He also said, "Friends that you make in your childhood can be a strong source of support throughout your life. I wanted to say that it's important for children to run around with their friends."