They've strung lights across the pergola for tonight's reading, so we can stay outside a bit longer.

How to say “They've strung lights across the pergola for tonight's reading, so we can stay outside a bit longer.” in Japanese

In Japanese

今夜(こんや)の読書会(どくしょかい)のためにパーゴラにライトを渡(わた)したから、少(すこ)し遅(おそ)くまで外(そと)にいられる。

konya no dokushokai no tame ni pāgora ni raito o watashita kara, sukoshi osoku made soto ni irareru.

They've strung lights across the pergola for tonight's reading, so we can stay outside a bit longer. in other languages