My uncle's a volunteer firefighter — on the nights he's on call, he sleeps with his boots by the bed in case the fire truck has to go out.

How to say “My uncle's a volunteer firefighter — on the nights he's on call, he sleeps with his boots by the bed in case the fire truck has to go out.” in Japanese

In Japanese

おじは消防団員(しょうぼうだんいん)で、待機中(たいきちゅう)は夜(よる)も携帯(けいたい)を枕元(まくらもと)に置(お)いて、消防車(しょうぼうしゃ)が出(で)るとなったらすぐ飛(と)び出(だ)せるようにしてる。

Oji wa shōbōdan'in de, taikichū wa yoru mo keitai o makuramoto ni oite, shōbōsha ga deru to nattara sugu tobidaseru yō ni shiteru.

My uncle's a volunteer firefighter — on the nights he's on call, he sleeps with his boots by the bed in case the fire truck has to go out. in other languages