Examples of using "Hiukan" in a sentence and their english translations:
I'm a bit anxious.
Will you give me some?
I want some onion soup.
Shortly after the accident, the police came.
I'd like some white wine, please.
A little louder.
Bill can speak Japanese a little.
I think the soup needs a bit of salt.
My French is pretty rusty, too.
And then it just happens. I put my hand out a tiny bit.
- We put up at a small hotel on the edge of the town.
- We stayed at a small hotel just outside of town.
Tom is just a little bit shorter than me.
if the plate or the box size is reduced a little,
We've arrived a little late.
It takes just over half an hour to read this story.
I need to go home a little early today.
I asked Mom to get some for you.
Yes, a little.
because I'm presenting it a bit longer than the others.
He acknowledged me by lifting his hat.
My finger turned brown after I dipped it in a slightly concentrated solution of potassium permanganate.
It can't hurt for you to spend a little time with Tom.
A slightly lower interest rate could save thousands of dollars over the life of a home loan.
Tom is a bit taller than me.
- Tom is a little older than me.
- Tom is a little older than I am.
I'm a little curious.
The symposium was a little rougher than usual: "Never again," said Socrates the morning after.
Tom waited a good hour for Mary.
This is a bit unfair.
Sami needs to explain this a little bit better.
- I speak a little French.
- I speak French a little.
We all have a tendency to think that the world must conform to our prejudices. The opposite view involves some effort of thought, and most people would die sooner than think — in fact they do so.