To this day we call them Indians.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

To this day we call them Indians.

We are now in Indian waters.

Let's make believe that we're Indians.

1 week has passed since we came to India.

He was living with the Indians.

Indians inhabited this district.

They are delegates to the UN from India.

They were delegates from India to the U. N.

a group of American Indians practicing a certain liberation movement

India is called "Bharat" in Hindi.

I will introduce the things that we want to do in India.

a defunct Indian tribe

I have often been to India.

It is now called the "Meidan Emam."

2 weeks have passed since we came to India.

At long last, the two chiefs of the Indian tribes have decided to make peace.

That custom originated with the American Indians.

The Hindoos are an indolent people.

The Indian speaks Anglo-Indian.

an Indian chief

He made observations of the customs of Indians.

a native‐born American Indian

Today the well is called the Cenote of Sacrifice.

We finished getting ready to depart for India.

We have finished preparations to depart for India.

Cholera is now prevalent [rampant] in India.

The Indians' ancestors arrived from Asia.

They often travel to India.

We call them by their nicknames.

This lady is Indian.