To Japanese, an American baby sleeping by himself seems lonely.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

To Japanese, an American baby sleeping by himself seems lonely.

To Americans, a Japanese baby seems to have no privacy.

The American boys were staring in fascination at Japanese boys playing a game of top‐spinning.

Some Japanese may continue to sleep with both parents even during elementary school days.

Americans appear unsettled and uncontrolled to Japanese.

Japan has a lot of peculiar customs, which the Japanese themselves take for granted.

Japanese Americans are not the only ones who enjoy the bon dance.

The research done by them shows that Americans are not interested in Japan.

Advancement in life is the only object―the sole object―of the Japanese student.

Japanese should not forget that America is a multiracial nation.

I have come to know that Japanese people likes to have some company than to be alone.

It is said that Japanese people don't celebrate Christmas the way Americans do.

A Japanese was drawn as a buck-toothed, middle-aged man in the caricature.

It is generally believed that the Japanese are a nation of imitators who lack originality.

The Japanese tend to regard themselves not so much as individuals, but as members of groups.

There's still no spirituality that nurtures self-sufficiency in Japan.

The Japanese people, thinking only of running away in such times, are pathetic.

The Japanese people, thinking only of running away in such times, is pathetic.

This is Japan as Americans see it.

Typical Japanese babies sleep with their mother after coming home from hospital.

The Japanese seem to be more tolerant of what they call “money politics" than are Americans.

Many foreign residents complain that Japan is a very exclusive society.

In Japan the ceilings are quite low for foreigners.

When speaking in Japan, it may seem like you're not listening if you do not respond while somebody speaks to you.

Man is man not merely in Japan, but all over the world.

Japanese students seem not merely to be extremely reserved, but to have at times almost a complete reluctance to speak.

The Japanese lives in a match-box of a house.

He is a perfect foreigner.

What makes the Japanese unique is primarily their belief that they are unique.

There were few times when I called out to people in Japan.