I'm not on anyone's side, Marco. Put simply, Ms Lane wants the tables inside by ten, and her main concern is the noise.

How to say “I'm not on anyone's side, Marco. Put simply, Ms Lane wants the tables inside by ten, and her main concern is the noise.” in Japanese

In Japanese

マルコさん、私(わたし)はどちらの味方(みかた)でもありません。簡単(かんたん)に言(い)うと、レーンさんは十時(じゅうじ)までにテーブルを中(なか)に入(い)れてほしいと思(おも)っていて、いちばんの心配(しんぱい)は騒音(そうおん)です。

Maruko-san, watashi wa dochira no mikata de mo arimasen. Kantan ni iu to, Rēn-san wa jūji made ni tēburu o naka ni irete hoshii to omotte ite, ichiban no shinpai wa sōon desu.

I'm not on anyone's side, Marco. Put simply, Ms Lane wants the tables inside by ten, and her main concern is the noise. in other languages