なぜ教師になろうと決めたんですか?
Why did you decide to become a teacher?
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Kanji 決, meaning decide, appears in 793 Japanese example sentences with translation.
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なぜ教師になろうと決めたんですか?
Why did you decide to become a teacher?
次の月曜は何するかもう決まったの?
Have you decided what to do next Monday?
その会社の労働者はストを決行した。
Workers at the company went on a strike.
君の正直なのを決して疑いはしない。
I don't for a moment doubt your honesty.
自分が決めたことだし、後悔はない。
It was my decision and I don't regret it.
手紙は英語で書くに決まってるだろ。
Of course I'll write the letter in English.
間食は絶対にしないって決めてるの。
I make it a rule never to eat between meals.
泣くな、泣いて解決するなら別だが。
Don't cry, unless crying solves the problem.
何があっても、決心は変わりません。
I shall not change my mind, whatever happens.
次に買うCDは、もう決めてるんだ。
I've already picked out the CD I'm going to buy next.
歌が上手か下手なんて誰が決めるの?
How can someone know if they're a good singer or not?
決め手がタバスコって客選ぶよなあ。
I guess it's up to the customer, but Tabasco sauce really completes the dish.
今度の月曜日は何をするかもう決めた?
Have you decided what to do next Monday?
泣くな! 泣いても何も解決しないぞ。
Don't cry. Crying doesn't solve anything.
行かないって決めたんじゃなかったの?
You've already decided not to go, haven't you?