Examples of using "Okuma" in a sentence and their english translations:
Do not read while walking.
- Don't read my journal.
- Don't read my diary.
- Don't read my journal!
- Don't read my diary.
- Don't read my diary!
Reading improves the mind.
It's your turn to read.
Reading is my passion.
Reading books is interesting.
Don't talk in the reading room.
I don't wear reading glasses.
I'm going to do some reading.
Put your reading glasses on.
- If you don't want to read, then don't read.
- If you don't want to read, then don't.
- If you don't want to read, don't.
I'm doing a lot of reading.
Don't read in this room.
I am passionate about reading.
I don't do a lot of reading.
Students should develop their reading skills.
I applaud your decision to study medicine.
Reading affords us pleasure.
Reading makes me happy.
- If you don't want to read, then don't read.
- If you don't want to read, then don't.
- Tom took his reading glasses off.
- Tom took off his reading glasses.
He is illiterate.
Tom has trouble reading.
Where did I put my reading glasses?
These are my reading glasses.
- I'm dependent on my reading glasses.
- I depend on my reading glasses.
Mary lost her reading glasses.
I'm dependent on my reading glasses.
- This is a challenge.
- That's a challenge.
Tom lost his reading glasses.
That's a challenge.
I'm dyslexic.
You're illiterate.
Don't read the letter in front of everyone.
We are passionate about studying physics.
I'm excited about the challenge.
How have your reading habits changed?
How's studying Esperanto going?
Don't read books like this.
Tom doesn't know how to read or write.
Do you know how to read and write?
So when I was a child, I used to struggle with my reading.
Even if you are a professor, reading habit --
included illiterate people.
And not just tests of reading,
She teaches reading and writing.
Tom needs reading glasses.
Is this a challenge?
I want a challenge.
Tom isn't illiterate.
If you don't want to read, then don't read.
That would be a challenge.
That's a huge challenge.
It's a real challenge.
I'm excited about this challenge.
I'm ready for the challenge.
It should be a challenge.
Is Tom illiterate?
I can seldom find time for reading.
- This is going to be a challenge!
- This is going to be a challenge.
My hobbies are cooking and reading.
Don't read such a book as this.
We look forward to the challenge.
I feel ready for the challenge.
The challenge now is clear.
The boy is learning to read and write.
- I know that Tom is illiterate.
- I know Tom is illiterate.
Tom is excited about the challenge.
Tom's grandfather was illiterate.
Tom never learned how to read or write.
Reading is the key to learning Berber vocabulary.
I'm considering taking a speed reading course.
He has the habit of reading the newspaper during meals.
Europe and the United States achieved universal literacy
when his son is in college age
A billion adults are illiterate.
He is in the habit of reading the newspaper while eating.
I am not an analphabet.
One milliard adults are illiterate.
Don't read this sentence.
- Don't bullshit me.
- Don't bullshit me!
- I'm illiterate.
- I am illiterate.
That'll be an interesting challenge.
Are you dyslexic?
A thousand million adults are illiterate.
- I wear glasses only for reading.
- I only wear glasses for reading.