Japanese · to leave
When are we leaving?
What time are we leaving?
When will you leave here?
Now, let's go outside.
Where does it leave from?
I often hiccup.
What time do you leave for school?
We're getting out of here in a moment.
Don't answer the phone.
Kelly will appear on TV.
When is your book coming out?
If we aren't careful, someone's going to get hurt.
Tom can't come to the phone.
Either go out or come in.
Nazareth! Can anything good come from there?
And where is the money coming from?
If you eat this you'll fart a lot.
There ought to be more buses during the rush hours.
Hey, can you stop weaseling your way in, especially at times like this?
I couldn't get out of my garage because there was a car in the way.
What the heart thinks, the mouth speaks.
We're leaving next year.
Ten thousand yen will not cover the expenses.
What time do you leave home in the morning?
That singer is going to become popular.
Each and every statement they make reveals their flaws.
I'm going to leave the library at six-thirty.
There is a little time before the train departs.
When are they going to put the book on the market?
We are about to leave here.
The train starts at six.
An idea is expressed in terms of action.
What time will you leave?
Are you going to be at this afternoon's meeting?
I have fever at night.
The Prime Minister will go on the air tomorrow.
When wine is in, truth is out.
I felt a chill when I went out of the house.
Are you going to attend the meeting?
The train leaves at 2:30 p.m.
There will be a surplus of personnel.
Tom's house is haunted.
We find comfort in traveling.
This house is said to be haunted.
Liquor will have an effect on a person.
His lectures are terribly boring.
He married directly after he left the university.
Actors are used to appearing in public.
The house is said to be haunted.
They say that old house is haunted.