~そうだ (hearsay)

Since it's a shotgun wedding, they're apparently going to have a low-key ceremony with only family and two college friends.

I heard, you know. I'm told your parents vanished into thin air, leaving their debts behind.

Of course he took it as a joke and brushed it off with 'oh really,' but apparently it really bothered him. I mean, don't say things like that even as a joke!

I hear she and her husband don't really get along.

Apparently, my previous dentist said that if I quit smoking, he'd clean the tar off my teeth... or so I heard.

I hear Windows XP has a CD-burning feature — could you tell me a page that explains the steps?

Apparently they played dead and escaped the danger.

I hear that in the business world, opposition to abandoning the bill submission is intensifying.

I hear you've been up to some pretty nasty stuff.

Karl Marx said, 'The history of all societies is the history of class struggle,' or so they say.

I hear this has been an unusually cold winter.

I hear that October has the highest number of tourists every year.

I heard your sister is out of danger after the surgery — that's great news.

According to the report, he's apparently alive.

My mother said it looked like rain and brought in the laundry.

From what I hear, he's apparently someone of importance in the village.

I heard the department head bought a really high-spec computer.

I hear my father was the same age as I am now when he moved to Tokyo.

Word is she's getting married next month.

I hear she turned down his proposal.

I hear she quit her job.

I hear she's currently in the hospital.

I hear she's rich.

I hear she's the domestic type.

I hear she used to be a model.

I hear she's getting married soon.

I hear she was born in Germany.

I hear she's Mr. Smith's secretary.

I hear she's been absent from school for a long time.

I hear she's a skiing expert.