YOU SAID:
According to all known laws of aviation, there is no way in which a bee should be able to fly. Their wings are simply too small to lift their plump little bodies off the ground. The bee, of course, flies anyway, because bees do not care about the laws of physics.
INTO JAPANESE
すべての既知の航空法によれば、ハチが飛ぶことができるはずがありません。彼らの翼は、地面からぬかるんだ小さな体を持ち上げるには小さすぎます。ミツバチは物理学の法則を気にしないので、もちろん、ミツバチはとにかく飛ぶ。
BACK INTO ENGLISH
According to all known aviation laws, bees can not be able to fly. Their wings are too small to lift a tiny body that is muddy from the ground. Bees do not mind the laws of physics, so, of course, bees fly anyway.
INTO JAPANESE
すべての既知の航空法によれば、ミツバチは飛ぶことができません。彼らの翼は地面から泥である小さな体を持ち上げるには小さすぎます。ミツバチは物理学の法則を気にしないので、ミツバチはとにかく飛ぶ。
BACK INTO ENGLISH
According to all known aviation laws, honey bees can not fly. Their wings are too small to lift a small body that is mud from the ground. Bees do not care about the laws of physics, so bees fly anyway.
INTO JAPANESE
すべての既知の航空法によれば、ミツバチは飛ぶことができません。彼らの翼は地面から泥である小さな体を持ち上げるには小さすぎます。ミツバチは物理学の法則を気にしないので、ミツバチはとにかく飛ぶ。
BACK INTO ENGLISH
According to all known aviation laws, honey bees can not fly. Their wings are too small to lift a small body that is mud from the ground. Bees do not care about the laws of physics, so bees fly anyway.
You've done this before, haven't you.
