1-C. Many British people speak neither Spanish nor French, let alone Japanese.Many British people speak neither Spanish nor French, let alone Japanese.
多くの英国人は、話しません、スペイン語もダヨ、フランス語もダヨ、ましてや、日本語もダヨ。
2-C. When we lived in Japan many years ago, my American friend Jane came to visit us with her Japanese boss, who wanted to meet my husband.When we lived in Japan many years ago, my American friend Jane came to visit us with her Japanese boss, who wanted to meet my husband.
3-C. Values are things that are felt to be of worth, like the Japanese concept of "mottainai".Values are things that are felt to be of worth, like the Japanese concept of "mottainai".
4-C. (2) He feels more Japanese than British.(2) He feels more Japanese than British.
(2)彼は、さらに日本を感じています、英国よりもダヨ。
5-C. (1) He feels more British than Japanese.(1) He feels more British than Japanese.
(1)彼は、さらに英国を感じています、日本よりダヨ。
6-C. (4) They were written in Japanese.(4) They were written in Japanese.
(4)それらは、書かれました、日本語でダヨ。
7-C. Ishiguro says that he doesn't feel completely Japanese or completely BritishIshiguro says that he doesn't feel completely Japanese or completely British
石黒は、言います、というのは、彼は、完全に日本語を感じていないことを、あるいは、英国をダヨ、
8-C. but Ishiguro has said that he brings a Japanese way of thinking to his writing.but Ishiguro has said that he brings a Japanese way of thinking to his writing.
9-C. so his knowledge of Japan and Japanese customs came from his parents, as well as from books and movies.so his knowledge of Japan and Japanese customs came from his parents, as well as from books and movies.
10-C. He grew up speaking Japanese at home and speaking English at school and in his neighborhood.He grew up speaking Japanese at home and speaking English at school and in his neighborhood.