英語 での I learned that の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Last year, after I learned that Hal David had passed away, I remembered that he and I had written together in 1999.
The, willing, you reviewing everything I learned that catapultaría him to a full life, for the millionth time.
Later, I learned that my interview had been shown on national TV.
I learned that people in your life may not always be with you.
Afterwards I learned that Princess Sirindhorn had a deep understanding and appreciation for microorganisms.
By meeting different types of people, I learned that there are diverse values.
When you play here in New York for 20 years, I learned that time flies, memories fade, but family is forever.
For one thing, I learned that I didn't have to be perfect.
Trees and flowers were planted by the roadside and in gardens, which I found to be beautiful. I learned that Japanese people live in harmony with nature.
Mukden POW reunion in Kingston, NY At the ADBC reunion in May, 2008, I learned that Bob had been diagnosed with lung cancer.
This time, I learned that The opposite of success is not necessarily failure, and rather, the latter is the engine to reach the former.
I learned that although this experience of taking private taxi in Mauritania could strengthen myself as a person, I realized that I really need a car here.
Cutting-edge technology created from university research"(Student from Myanmar) During a visit to the School of Science and Technology, Gunma University, I learned that the university uses silicon to make cosmetics and cell-phone parts.
This time, I learned that: In Tokyo, I felt strongly that consistency is very important to make a way, and the dynamism of NY makes it even more powerful.
This time, I learned that: When animation is combined with a good story, it can touch your emotion, which promotes long term memory and learning. .
Much later I learned that after this meeting Shihan worked as vice president on the committee that founded the Japan Budo Society.
From this experience, I learned that language barriers can be overcome and bonds promoted by seeking mutual understanding, even if we do not understand or speak the same language.
I learned that what happened has less to do with the slow and cautious progress of science than it does with the seductive power of storytelling.
I learned that when I made small, sustainable changes- things I could keep doing- they were more likely to stick.
The black head is much smaller than the massive lump on the Doxy Original, and I wasn't surprised when I learned that it is made out of silicone.