Mr Yoshimoto taught us many trivial matters.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

Mr Yoshimoto taught us many trivial matters.

In the 6th hour today Mr. Ichikawa picked [called] on me to solve a difficult problem in geometry.

Kato asked him many questions about the United States.

The mention of Takei reminds me of something.

Mr. Takada's suggestion came to me as a complete surprise.

Mr. Sato asked me many questions about the election.

Ito invested great energy into the role of Hiroko.

Mr Miyake showed me lots of places during my stay in Kurashiki.

Mrs. Sato pushed her son to study hard.

It was probably not Kobayashi that did it.

Ikeda made several silly mistakes, and so he was told off by the department head.

He studied Japanese literature under [with] Prof. Ikeda.

I have heard a lot about you from Mr. Ito.

Mr Hata told us on television some interesting stories about various animals.

He was unable to resist Mr. Kimura's entreaties, and finally consented.

The villagers called him the modern Urashima and treated him very kindly.

Tom learnt from Mr Ogawa that many people have scorn for the nouveau riche.

Mr. Takeda is generous in his marking.

Lady Otohime gave Urashima Taro a beautiful Tamate-box.

Ms. Yamada translated the fascinating fairy tale into plain Japanese.

This shows that Shiga had friends in many fields.

Miyazawa knew a lot about traffic control.

Mr Tanabe is out now.

Mr. Tanabe is out now.

Yukichi Fukuzawa introduced Western ideas into Japan.

It is thanks entirely to the excellent guidance of Professor Fukada that my son is where he is today.

Higashikokubaru was wearing his familiar working jacket.

Takada is the richest out of all of us.

Mr Hashimoto was confused by Ken's question.

Mr Hashimoto was puzzled by Ken's question.