These sentences were read aloud by real people — native Japanese speakers — for the open Mozilla Common Voice project. Listen to how a phrase sounds in real speech: the intonation, the pace, the way words run together. Two speakers mean two different people read it — compare them.
これも二人で食べた。
これもににんでたべた。We ate this too.
公園に二人の女の子と三人の男の子がいて、四人大人が見守っている昼下がり
こうえんにににんのおんなのことさんにんのおとこのこがいて、よんにんおとながみまもっているひるさがりIn the park there were two girls and three boys, with four adults watching over them.
二人初めて出会えたあの頃とは違くても
ににんはじめてであえたあのころとは違くてもEven though it's different from when we first met