An Umbrella from Mom in Kanazawa
In Kanazawa, a mother (A) glances outside just as her grown son (B) is putting on his shoes to leave for work.
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A
あ、雨だよ。
A, ame da yo.
Oh, it's raining.
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B
え、雨?
E, ame?
Huh? It's raining?
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A
うん、傘要る?
Un, kasa iru?
Yeah. Need an umbrella?
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B
うん、ありがとう。
Un, arigatō.
Yeah, thanks.
Words in this dialogue9
- あaoh
- 雨amerain
- だdais (plain)
- よyo(tells you something)
- えehuh (surprised)
- うんunyeah
- 傘kasaumbrella
- 要るiruneed
- ありがとうarigatōthanks
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