YOU SAID:
Fe fi fo fum, I smell the blood of an Englishman. Be he alive or be he dead I'll grind his bones to bake my bread.
INTO JAPANESE
Fe fi fo fum、イギリス人の血の匂いがします。彼が生きているか、彼が死んでいるかにかかわらず、私は私のパンを焼くために彼の骨を挽きます。
BACK INTO ENGLISH
Fe fi fo fum, smells of British blood. I grind his bones to bake my bread, whether he is alive or he is dead.
INTO JAPANESE
Fe fi fo fum、英国の血の匂い。彼が生きているか死んでいるかにかかわらず、私は彼の骨を挽いて私のパンを焼きます。
BACK INTO ENGLISH
Fe fi fo fum, smell of British blood. I grind his bones and bake my bread, whether he is alive or dead.
INTO JAPANESE
Fe fi fo fum、英国の血の匂い。彼が生きているか死んでいるかにかかわらず、私は彼の骨を挽き、私のパンを焼きます。
BACK INTO ENGLISH
Fe fi fo fum, smell of British blood. I grind his bones and bake my bread, whether he is alive or dead.
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