The meeting started at nine. When I arrived, Ana had already written the report. I had not written my report yet. The night before, I had gone to the hospital with my father. But, returning to the topic, I asked for more time to write the report.

How to say “The meeting started at nine. When I arrived, Ana had already written the report. I had not written my report yet. The night before, I had gone to the hospital with my father. But, returning to the topic, I asked for more time to write the report.” in Japanese

In Japanese

会議(かいぎ)は九時(くじ)に始(はじ)まった。私(わたし)が着(つ)いたとき、アナはすでに報告書(ほうこくしょ)を作(つく)っていた。私(わたし)はまだ自分(じぶん)の報告書(ほうこくしょ)を作(つく)っていなかった。前(まえ)の晩(ばん)、私(わたし)は父(ちち)と病院(びょういん)に行(い)っていた。さて、元(もと)の話題(わだい)に戻(もど)ると、私(わたし)は報告書(ほうこくしょ)を作(つく)るためにもっと時間(じかん)がほしいと頼(たの)んだ。

Kaigi wa kuji ni hajimatta. Watashi ga tsuita toki, Ana wa sude ni hōkokusho o tsukutte ita. Watashi wa mada jibun no hōkokusho o tsukutte inakatta. Mae no ban, watashi wa chichi to byōin ni itte ita. Sate, moto no wadai ni modoru to, watashi wa hōkokusho o tsukuru tame ni motto jikan ga hoshii to tanonda.

The meeting started at nine. When I arrived, Ana had already written the report. I had not written my report yet. The night before, I had gone to the hospital with my father. But, returning to the topic, I asked for more time to write the report. in other languages