He taught a group of Indian boys.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

He taught a group of Indian boys.

He made observations of the customs of Indians.

He was living with the Indians.

he talked eruditely about Indian mythology

He put down the rebellion in India.

He just went to India.

Let's make believe that we're Indians.

I had him teach me Indian.

He went to India by way of Japan.

The boys pretended to be Indians.

I met with an Indian man, and then we became friends.

She taught rich Indian girls.

He use to tell me stories about India.

He used to tell me stories about India.

He went to India.

He set out seeking India and found America.

a group of American Indians practicing a certain liberation movement

The missionaries converted the Indian population

That custom originated with the American Indians.

He knocked around in India for a year.

John has studied the culture of ancient India for two years.

Play cowboy and Indians

He found a job in India.

He is the sole authority on the history of India.

an Indian chief

a native‐born American Indian

Sometimes she tried talking to him about India.

The Indian speaks Anglo-Indian.

They were delegates from India to the U. N.

At long last, the two chiefs of the Indian tribes have decided to make peace.