Scramble
u d r p o
p r o u d
( today / had / already / breakfast / have / we ) .
私たちは今日、すでに朝食を済ませました。
We've already had breakfast today.
彼らは一度中国に行ったことがあります。
They have been to China once.
How long have you lived you lived in Ichikawa?
For ~ (years). / Since ~.
Shimosanakayama is ( _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ) Motoyawata and Nishifunabashi.
Shimosanakayama is (between) Motoyawata and Nishifunabashi.
r d b a a o
a b r o a d
( yet / brushed / teeth / have / your / you ) ?
もう歯を磨きましたか？
Have you brushed your teeth yet?
まだお風呂に入っていません。
I haven't taken a bath yet.
How many times have you written a love letter?
Never / Once / Twice / ~ times
Erick先生 has taught at Dai-6 J.H.S. ( _ _ _ _ _ ) April.
Erick先生 has taught at Dai-6 J.H.S. (since) April.
p i n o i n o
o p i n i o n
( zoo / been / to / Erick先生 / never / Ichikawa / has ) .
エリック先生は市川動物園に行ったことがありません。
Erick先生 has never been to Ichikawa zoo.
インドカレーを試したことはありますか？
Have you ever tried Indian curry?
What can a tenugui represent in a rakugo story?
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(It can represent) paper or a purse.
Ms. Kimie Oshima ( _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ) rakugo in English.
Ms. Kimie Oshima (performs) rakugo in English.
t o s n u e q i
q u e s t i o n
( class / a / told / wonderful / us / Ms. Hayama / we / that / are ) .
羽山先生は、私たちは素晴らしいクラスだと言いました。
Ms. Hayama told us that we are a wonderful class.
花は宿題を終えたばかりです。
Hana has just finished her homework.
What did Ms. Kimie Oshima want to share with people all over the world?
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(She wanted to share) Japanese humor (with them.)
Chinese paper cutouts ( _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ) happiness.
Chinese paper cutouts (express) happiness.
v n e p e i x s e
e x p e n s i v e
( sensu / 20 / years / favorite / has / had / her / for / Ms. Kimie Oshima / almost ) .
大島希巳江さんは、お気に入りの扇子を20年近く愛用しています。
Ms. Kimie Oshima has had her favorite sensu for almost 20 years.
陸の姉は、何度もチャイナタウンを訪れたことがあります。
Riku's older sister has visited Chinatown many times.
Has anyone ever told you that you are cute?
No, no one has. / Yes, someone has.
Many people in America have never heard of a Japanese ( _ _ _ _ ).
Many people in America have never heard of a Japanese (joke).