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If you want the taxi driver to have a tip, hand him too much money and say, "Keep the change.

She called me a taxi

I took a taxi so as to catch the train

He got out of the cab in haste

I had trouble getting a taxi

I left my umbrella in the cab

He took a taxi both ways

かれ
こうしゅうでんわ
公衆電話
He found a public telephone and called a taxi

On his arrival at the station, he called a taxi

She waited for a taxi for two hours but couldn't get one

When we came to the crossroads our cab slowed down

She called me a taxi

He called me a cab

He found me a taxi

I got out of the taxi

I got out of the taxi

A taxi drew up at the main gate

I think you should go by taxi

He hailed a cruising taxi

It'll be quicker to walk than to take a taxi

It will make little difference whether you go there by taxi or on foot

We can make it from here by taxi in time

Would you like me to get you a cab

I was waiting for a taxi

Will you please call me a taxi

She got in the taxi

I went to the airport by taxi

I took a taxi to get there in time

No taxi stopped

The boy said that the taxi vanished into the fog

Can you call a taxi for me

かれ
とうきょ
東京
えき
He went to the Tokyo station by taxi

He wanted the taxi driver to turn left

I took a cab to the station

Since it was raining, I took a taxi

かのじょ
彼女
びょうい
病院
She took a taxi to the hospital

I dare say there'll be taxis at the station

わた
新宿
えき
I got into a taxi outside Shinjuku Station

It'll be quicker to walk than to take a taxi

He took a taxi to the station

I went to the hotel by cab

It'll be quicker to walk than to take a taxi

She got out of the taxi at the department store

Jim called me a cab

Tom found me a taxi

I took a taxi from the station to the hotel

かのじょ
彼女
はくぶつかん
博物館
She went by cab to the museum

It's faster to reserve a taxi

I took a taxi because it was raining

くうこう
空港
すうひゃ
数百
だい
みん
きゃくひ
客引き
There were hundreds of taxis at the airport, all touting for business

I took a taxi to get there in time

He took a taxi to get there in time

I'd rather take a taxi than walk

It is too far to go on foot from here to the hotel. Better take a taxi

In Japan you can always catch a cab, day or night

We took a taxi so as to reach there on time

I had to take a taxi because the heavy rain caused all the trains to stop

There is a taxi stand near the station

He took a taxi so as not to be late for the party

けいかん
警官
うんてんしゅ
運転手
事故
せきにん
責任
The policeman blamed the taxi driver for the accident

It will take me 20 minutes to get to the station by taxi

You needn't have taken a taxi

He need not have called a taxi

This taxi only sits five people

She takes a taxi from the station to her house

It was careless of you to leave your camera in the taxi

As our taxi broke down on the way, we had to walk to the station

Thanks to the taxi driver, we had a very wonderful time in London

ふた
二人
じょうきゃく
乗客
The taxi picked up two passengers

We took a taxi so as to reach there on time

I got a taxi in front of the station

かれ
彼らの
ちち
うんてんしゅ
運転手
Their father is a taxi driver

I would rather walk than go by taxi

Let's go by taxi, shall we

The taxi is waiting outside

Where can I get a taxi

Take a taxi to the hotel

Call a taxi in the morning, please

We needed a taxi to take us to the station

We might as well walk home as try to catch a taxi here

I went to Kawagoe by taxi

Where can I get a taxi

Shall we take a taxi

Let's take a taxi

Would you like me to call a taxi

Let's go by taxi, shall we

As I was in a hurry, I had to take a taxi

かのじょ
彼女
うんてんしゅ
運転手
She is a taxi driver

かのじょ
彼女
うんてんしゅ
運転手
Is she a taxi driver

As there was no taxi, I had to walk home

There being no taxis, I had to walk

Since there wasn't much time to spare, she took a taxi

Why are there no taxis at the station today

We took a taxi so as not to be late

We took a taxi so as to get there on time

He took a taxi in order not to miss the train
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