YOU SAID:
There once was a man from Bel Air Who was doing his wife on the stair But the banister broke So he doubled his stroke And finished her off in mid-air
INTO JAPANESE
かつてベルエアから階段で彼の妻をやっていた男がいましたが、手すりが壊れたので、彼はストロークを2倍にし、空中で彼女を終えました
BACK INTO ENGLISH
There was once a man who was doing his wife on the stairs from Bel Air, but because the handrail broke, he doubled the stroke and finished her in the air
INTO JAPANESE
かつてベルエアの階段で妻をやっていた男性がいましたが、手すりが壊れたため、ストロークを2倍にして空中で仕上げました
BACK INTO ENGLISH
There was once a man who was doing his wife on Belair stairs, but because the handrail broke, he doubled the stroke and finished it in the air
INTO JAPANESE
かつてベルエアの階段で妻をしている男性がいましたが、手すりが壊れたため、ストロークを2倍にして空中で仕上げました
BACK INTO ENGLISH
There was once a man who was a wife on the Belair stairs, but because the handrail broke, it doubled the stroke and finished it in the air
INTO JAPANESE
かつてベルエアの階段の妻だった男がいましたが、手すりが壊れたため、ストロークが倍になり、空中で仕上げました
BACK INTO ENGLISH
There was a man who was once the wife of Belair's stairs, but because the handrail broke, the stroke doubled and finished in the air
INTO JAPANESE
かつてベルエアの階段の妻だった男がいましたが、手すりが壊れたため、ストロークが倍になり、空中で終了しました
BACK INTO ENGLISH
There was a man who was once the wife of Belair's stairs, but because the handrail broke, the stroke doubled and ended in the air
INTO JAPANESE
かつてベルエアの階段の妻だった男がいましたが、手すりが壊れたため、ストロークが倍になり、空中で終わりました
BACK INTO ENGLISH
There was a man who was once the wife of Belair's stairs, but because the handrail broke, the stroke doubled and ended in the air
That didn't even make that much sense in English.