dialogue format (「」)

"So if I hadn't had to repeat the year, would you have gone out with me?" "I don't like hypothetical what-if talk."

"Want to come over to my place for a bit?" "Is that okay?" "Yeah, both my parents work, so they come home late."

"Your order?" "Orange juice." "With ice?" "Yeah." "Thank you, come again."

"Father, is this... a real blade?" "Of course it is, this is a duel."

"Hey, miss over there." "Huh?" "Could you hear me out about something?"

As he walked up and down the row, he shouted 'Hot dogs! Get your hot dogs!'

"Who is it?" "It's mom."

"I wonder what's going on inside the cave? I really want to know." "I have no idea."

"This is what I was looking for!" he shouted.

"Thanks for helping." "You're welcome."

"Pass me the salt please." "Sure, here you go."

"If you're tired, why don't you go to bed?" "Because if I sleep now, I'll wake up too early."

"Are you finished?" "On the contrary, I haven't even started yet."

"What are you thinking about?" "Nothing in particular..."

"It's a bit stiff, huh?" "Stiff?" "I mean the viscosity is too high."

'Were you sleeping?' 'Dead asleep.' 'O-oh, really?' 'You were groaning. Were you having a scary dream or something?'

Baseball is often called 'America's Great Sport.'

Mother woke me up saying, 'It's 7:15.'

"When will you be back?" "It depends on the weather."

"Trust me," he said.

"This looks really interesting," Hiroshi says.

"She likes music." "So do I."

"I want to play cards." "Me too."

"Why aren't you going?" "Because I don't want to."

"Yes, I'd like an orange juice, please," said Mike.

"Aaah!" is an interjection.

'Software development' is not 'manufacturing.'

'How many in your party?' 'Three.'

In 'Journey to the West,' stories about alchemy appear in great numbers.

Boston Dynamics' robot 'RHex' is an amazing machine that can run on all kinds of terrain.