Examples of using "だが" in a sentence and their english translations:
Maybe not.
I refuse.
But there's a problem.
But it's risky.
Almost.
But wood mice don't have that option.
He has stiff competition.
But something is wrong.
But so are pythons.
Time and time again, they just evade her.
That's right, but what's it to you?
- I need to talk with you.
- I need to speak to you.
John is eighty years old but still fit.
But specialist low-light cameras...
but he's in for a surprise visit.
But there's a problem. Cooper's hawks know they're coming.
But the temperature is dropping.
But it's on the other side of the road.
But we got a lot of ground to cover.
As an adult, I'd been separated from that.
But the universe is infinite.
I'd like to part with her if I could.
but your smart choices have kept me alive
But with poor night vision...
But a 30-strong clan...
But all he gets is the cold shoulder.
But he isn't the only one vying for her affection.
But he's easily distracted.
But he can't keep it up for long.
Seals are more agile.
Then... back out for more.
After dark, it's much, much better.
But she has one last trick.
I'd like to call a meeting.
But Bill interrupted the story saying: "Banana".
He is poor, but honest.
The last three blocks! Come on! Cheer up!
He is poor, to be sure, but he is happy.
Okay, dry-ish, but warm.
But they have to catch them first.
But there are also giants.
But others can sense it.
But she also has competition.
Regrettably, I cannot agree with you.
You are wrong, however.
The air conditioner doesn't seem to work.
It is true he is rich, but he is a miser.
- She likes jazz, and so do I.
- She likes jazz, and I do, too.
[Bear] But, there's another way to get rescued.
[Bear] But, there's another way to get rescued.
But he needs light to see his prey.
but after dark, new threats emerge.
But it's a huge drain on their energy.
But at night, they are surprisingly hostile.
But his troubles have only just begun.
But the turf war will never end.
And just the first of many before dawn.
Rich as he is, he is not happy.
- She is brave for a girl.
- She's a girl, but she's brave.
Although he is elderly, he looks young.
He is rich, but he is unkind.
- I am a student, but he isn't.
- I'm a student, but he isn't.
I feel like eating out tonight.
Tom is a New Yorker, but he doesn't have a New York accent.
You are a professional, but I am an amateur.
He's young, but he has a white beard.
Running away is shameful, but it's useful.
Its flower is beautiful, but it bears no fruit.
Were it clear, we would go on a hike.
Until then, they are dependent on their mother.
But there are others hiding within the ice.
He's close to exhaustion. But he knows she's near.
But still not willing to share.
But today, their path is blocked.
But she's too busy to mess around.
I wish I could speak English.
However, the die had already been cast.
My mother is always very cheerful in spite of poor health.
She likes jazz, and I do, too.
- He is rich while his elder brother is poor.
- He is rich, but his older brother is poor.