A Japanese person would never do such a thing.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

A Japanese would never do such a thing.

A Japanese person would never do such a thing.

A Japanese person would never so such a thing.

It is in no way peculiar to the Japanese.

A Japanese wouldn't do such a thing.

These books pass, as Japanese readers are not critical―not hypercritical.

A Japanese would not have said such a thing.

That custom is quite foreign to the Japanese.

He is a perfect foreigner.

This can't be seen very much even in Japan.

The Japanese have a tendency to not say things clearly.

That kind of thing is unheard of in Japan.

Just by listening, I couldn't tell he wasn't Japanese.

People who are actually good at Japanese don't say that they are.

It does not fit in with the actual situation in Japan.

Japan has a lot of peculiar customs, which the Japanese themselves take for granted.

I don't know much about Japan.

When I first arrived in Japan I didn't speak any Japanese.

There are no Japanese customers coming.

That is not the case in Japan.

That's only in Japan.

The Japanese do not assimilate with the Americans.

The Japan of today is not what she was ten years ago.

The Japanese do not always make a bow as a mark of respect.

In Japan, even the whites who spoke Japanese fluently were not dealt with as Japanese.

I don't know anything about Japan.

The Japanese lack tenacity.

Japan is hospitable to strangers.

That isn't the case in Japan.

That is the case in Japan.