some s sayとは 意味・読み方・使い方

to say something

to say something

to say something

the state of not speaking very much

to use a common phrase―in common parlance―as the saying is

something spoken

to state one's reason―explain one's reason

In short

In a word

To sum up

to speak of something

to make a sweeping statement

to tell something

to say to one

Let me remark in passing

By the way,...

saying something bit by bit

There's something I wanna say

a couple of things that are to be said

the act of misstating (something)

（叱るのなら）to give one a scolding―give one a rating―give me a piece of one's mind―rend one a lecture―blow one up―give it one―nag at one―din in one's ears―（とがめだてするのなら）―find fault with anything―quarrel with anything―（愚痴をこぼすのなら）―grumble at anything―complain of anything

I blow him up―give him a piece of my mind.

some

some

some

to say something badly

to speak with too much self-pride

a certain thing

the action of saying briefly saying something

to say silly things―talk nonsense