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.
見ると、上着や靴や財布やネクタイピンは、
みると、うわぎやくつやさいふやねくたいぴんは、Looking, the jacket, shoes, wallet, and tie pin were
ずっと前にしまっていた財布から二千円札が出てきた
ずっとまえにしまっていたさいふからにせんえんさつがでてきたA two-thousand-yen bill came out of a wallet I put away a long time ago.
財布が見つからずパニックになる
さいふがみつからずぱにっくになるMy wallet is missing and I'm panicking.