Examples of using "彼は誰?" in a sentence and their english translations:
- Who is he?
- Who's he?
- Who is he?
- Who's he?
Who do you think he is?
Who is that young guy?
- He is as wise as any.
- He is smarter than anyone.
- Who is he?
- Who's he?
"Who is he?" "He is Jim."
Who is he like?
He is second to none.
Who does he look like?
Who is he talking to?
Who was it that he phoned?
He is popular with everybody.
He didn't see anybody.
He makes himself agreeable to everybody.
He is humble towards everyone.
He is only someone's stooge.
He'll make someone clean the room.
He is as hardworking as any.
He is free and open with everybody.
He is as diligent as any man alive.
He was very friendly to everybody.
He's nice to everybody.
He can make friends with anybody soon.
He is ready to learn anything from anybody.
He'll make someone clean the room.
As a soccer player he is second to none.
- He promised me that he won't tell anybody.
- He promised me that he wouldn't tell anybody.
- He promised me he wouldn't tell anyone.
He is very slow at making friends with anybody.
He doesn't know who he should ask.
Who do you think he is?
He went out of the room without being noticed by anyone.
He is as honest a lad as any.
He doesn't even know who called.
He wouldn't let anybody interfere with his private affairs.
He stole out of the house without anyone seeing him.
He is a scientist who is respected by everybody.
In natural gifts he is second to none.
He yields to nobody in love of music.
When it comes to politics, he is as eloquent as anyone.
- He is known to everybody.
- He is known to everyone.
He left the office without saying a word to anyone.
- He wouldn't let anybody interfere with his private affairs.
- He wouldn't let anyone interfere in his personal affairs.
- Who is she?
- Who is he?
- Who's she?
Where swimming is concerned, he is second to none.
He made it clear who had said such a thing.
He is second to none when it comes to debating.
He was looking around as if he was expecting someone.
He will not get the job without someone to back him up.
Possibly he knows who broke the windows.
Finally he invited all and sundry to partake of the cake and all.
He will not listen to any of us; you might as well talk to a figure of stone.
He wouldn't let anybody interfere with his private affairs.
On the one hand he is kind to everyone, but on the other hand he never behaves with too much familiarity.
He is by far the best student.