ミャンマーで大きい地震が起こってから、11日で2週間です2。
ミャンマーの軍によると、3600人以上が亡くなって、5000人以上がけがをしました3。どこにいるかわからない人は、145人です4。
病院がたくさん壊れて、医者や薬が足りません5。国連は、病院などで治療を受けることができない人が50万人以上いると言っています6。
トイレやきれいな水も足りません7。多くの人に病気がうつる危険があります8。
国連は「これからもミャンマーの人たちを助け続ける必要があります」と話しています9。
(みゃんまー)
Myanmar
(じしん)
earthquake
(しゅうかん)
week; weekly
(いしゃ)
doctor
(くすり)
medicine
(たりる)
to be enough; to be sufficient
(おおきい)
big; large
(おこる)
to occur, to happen
(ぐん)
military; army
(にん)
counter for people
(なくなる)
to pass away; to die (polite)
(けが)
injury
(びょういん)
hospital
(たくさん)
a lot / many
(こわれる)
To break; to be destroyed
(こくれん)
United Nations
(ちりょう)
medical treatment; therapy
(うける)
to receive
(まん)
ten thousand
(といれ)
toilet
(きれい)
pretty, clean
(みず)
water
(おおい)
many
(びょうき)
illness, sickness
(うつる)
to be infected / spread
(きけん)
danger; risk
(たすける)
to help
(ひつよう)
necessary / needed
after doing ...
Expresses a sequence where one action is completed before the next begins. Formed with て-form + から. Emphasizes completion of the first action.
ご飯を食べてから、出かけます。
After eating, I will go out.
手を洗ってから、食べてください。
Please eat after washing your hands.
日本に来てから、3年が過ぎました。
Three years have passed since coming to Japan.
according to ...
Cites a source of information. The noun before によると is the source. Often followed by a reported statement.
天気予報によると、明日は雨です。
According to the weather forecast, it will rain tomorrow.
ニュースによると、地震がありました。
According to the news, there was an earthquake.
先生によると、テストは来週です。
According to the teacher, the test is next week.
~ or more / above ~
Indicates a quantity equal to or greater than a stated value. Here it describes earthquakes of magnitude 6 or greater.
マグニチュード6以上の地震が続いています。
Earthquakes of magnitude 6 or more are continuing.
20歳以上の人
People 20 years old or older
cannot / is unable to ~
Negative potential form. Here the speaker still cannot go to the park.
公園に行くことができません。
I cannot go to the park.
食べることができない。
I can't eat.
need to / necessary to
Expresses necessity. Here it states that congressional discussion is required by law for military attacks.
議会で話し合う必要がある。
It is necessary to discuss it in Congress.
勉強する必要があります。
You need to study.
to continue doing ...
Verb stem + 続ける expresses continuing an action. The て-form あげ続ける means 'continue giving'. A common compound verb pattern.
3時間、走り続けました。
I kept running for 3 hours.
毎日、勉強し続けています。
I keep studying every day.
彼は話し続けた。
He kept on talking.
ミャンマーの地震から2週間 医者や薬が足りない
Two weeks since the earthquake in Myanmar: doctors and medicine are in short supply
ミャンマーで大きい地震が起こってから、11日で2週間です。
As of the 11th, it has been two weeks since the large earthquake struck Myanmar.
ミャンマーの軍によると、3600人以上が亡くなって、5000人以上がけがをしました。
According to Myanmar's military, more than 3,600 people have died and more than 5,000 have been injured.
どこにいるかわからない人は、145人です。
The number of people whose whereabouts are unknown is 145.
病院がたくさん壊れて、医者や薬が足りません。
Many hospitals have been destroyed, and there are not enough doctors or medicine.
国連は、病院などで治療を受けることができない人が50万人以上いると言っています。
The United Nations says there are more than 500,000 people who cannot receive treatment at hospitals and other facilities.
トイレやきれいな水も足りません。
There are also not enough toilets or clean water.
多くの人に病気がうつる危険があります。
There is a risk that disease will spread to many people.
国連は「これからもミャンマーの人たちを助け続ける必要があります」と話しています。
The United Nations says, "We need to keep helping the people of Myanmar from now on as well."
2025年04月11日 19:44
ミャンマーで大きい地震が起こってから、11日で2週間です2。
ミャンマーの軍によると、3600人以上が亡くなって、5000人以上がけがをしました3。どこにいるかわからない人は、145人です4。
病院がたくさん壊れて、医者や薬が足りません5。国連は、病院などで治療を受けることができない人が50万人以上いると言っています6。
トイレやきれいな水も足りません7。多くの人に病気がうつる危険があります8。
国連は「これからもミャンマーの人たちを助け続ける必要があります」と話しています9。
Myanmar
earthquake
week; weekly
doctor
medicine
to be enough; to be sufficient
big; large
to occur, to happen
military; army
counter for people
to pass away; to die (polite)
injury
hospital
a lot / many
To break; to be destroyed
United Nations
medical treatment; therapy
to receive
ten thousand
toilet
pretty, clean
water
many
illness, sickness
to be infected / spread
danger; risk
to help
necessary / needed
after doing ...
according to ...
~ or more / above ~
cannot / is unable to ~
need to / necessary to
to continue doing ...
Two weeks since the earthquake in Myanmar: doctors and medicine are in short supply
As of the 11th, it has been two weeks since the large earthquake struck Myanmar.
According to Myanmar's military, more than 3,600 people have died and more than 5,000 have been injured.
The number of people whose whereabouts are unknown is 145.
Many hospitals have been destroyed, and there are not enough doctors or medicine.
The United Nations says there are more than 500,000 people who cannot receive treatment at hospitals and other facilities.
There are also not enough toilets or clean water.
There is a risk that disease will spread to many people.
The United Nations says, "We need to keep helping the people of Myanmar from now on as well."
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