Japanese · newspaper
Where's the newspaper?
Where are the newspapers?
This is a newspaper.
Don't you read a newspaper?
Have you seen today's paper?
Do you have today's paper?
This newspaper is free.
Please, you can have the paper first.
Where is today's paper?
Did you read this morning's newspaper?
Is that today's paper?
Have you read today's paper?
I don't read the newspapers.
The newspaper costs less than the book.
This newspaper is free.
How much is the newspaper?
What newspaper do you subscribe to?
Which newspaper do you subscribe to?
Do you have today's paper?
Are you through with the newspaper?
I don't read the newspapers.
I read about it in the newspaper.
Show me today's paper.
I was reading newspapers.
Bring me the newspaper.
Tom is reading the newspaper.
Do you have any Japanese newspapers?
Which newspaper do you subscribe to?
Where is the newspaper?
I don't really read newspapers.
Get me the newspaper.
Get me the newspaper.
You're a reporter.
I want to become a journalist.
Where did I put the newspaper?
He reads the paper every morning.
He was reading a newspaper.
The newspaper reflects public opinion.
I threw down the newspaper.
This newspaper is yesterday's.
This newspaper is free.
He ran an ad in the paper.
Newspapers distribute information to the public.
This paper has a large circulation.
I hate reading the newspaper.
All the newspapers reported it.
It's a very good newspaper, isn't it?
We take a newspaper.
She contributed an article to the newspaper.
His picture was in the newspaper.