英語 での Others say の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Sometimes one may feel hurt by the things others say or do.
Others say it takes up to 3 months before it is ready to drink.
But still others say that after a publisher brought the composer 12 bottles of wine, his final words were.
Some places require it, others say it's not needed.
It doesn't matter what others say or what they do.
And it doesn't mean that you don't listen to what others say.
Although some sources call Stephen a martyr, others say he died of natural causes.
And it doesn't mean that you don't listen to what others say.
Listen to what is within you, not what others say.
Some say the amount she had extorted was 700 million, others say 800 million.
Active-Listening-To what others say presenting full attention, having time and energy to understand the items being manufactured, inquiring issues as ideal, and never stifling at wrong moments.
Active-Listening-To what others say giving total attention,,
Critical: where I live much has replaced romina! romgleza about you but to me it m. grav Russo-ROMIN or rather what others say(Moldo-Russian).
Active-Listening-To what others say supplying complete attention, taking time for you to comprehend the details being built, inquiring queries as ideal, and never mesmerizing at instances that are wrong.
Have heard others say, close relatives left, a part of their own also followed him away, finally I have a profound understanding of this sentence.
To be quite natural… to ourselves, and to follow what others say or what others do in the most appropriate way is pretty difficult.
Many neurosurgeons and other physicians say that nerve regeneration only occurs for 12 months, while others say 12- 18 months is the time in which what healing will happen does happen.
Rather than being disturbed by what others say, you should start looking inside yourself… Whenever you are self-conscious you are simply showing that you are not conscious of the self at all.
Others say: Since the Pasch, falling that year on a Friday, was reckoned as a Sabbath, the Jews, to avoid the inconvenience of two successive Sabbaths, had postponed the Passover for a day, and Jesus adhered to the day fixed by law;