ハードな航海、孤独な旅、94日で到着
- 航海は困難を伴い、風のない日々も多くあった。
- 彼は病気になることもあり、心配に苛まれた。
- しかし彼は困難を乗り越え、94日後にサンフランシスコに到着した。
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和訳をお願いします
和訳をよろしくお願いします! The voyage was hard. He had many windless days when his boat did not move at all. Sometimes he fell ill and was filled with worries. He was all alone on the ocean. There was no one to tell him what to do. But he got over the difficulties and, 94 days later, he arrived in San Francisco.
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「航海は困難なものだった。何日も無風の日があり、彼の（帆）船はまったく動こうともしなかった。時々、彼は気分が悪くなり、不安に苛まれた。彼は海の上で本当に独りぼっちだった。どうしたらいいのか、誰も教えてくれないのだ。しかし、彼はこれらの苦難を乗り越え、94日後にはサンフランシスコに到着したのである。」
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あの航海は辛かった。何日も風が無く船は動かなかった。たまに心配しすぎで病気になりそうになった。彼は海でずっと一人だったのだ。誰もどうすればいいか教えてくれる人もいない。しかし、９４日後には苦悩を乗り越えついにサンフランシスコに到着したのであった。
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