| 彼の給料はいい。 | He is well paid. |
| 私の給料は週給です。 | I am paid by the week. |
| 今日は給料日である。 | It is a payday today. |
| 今月給料が多かった。 | There were many salaries this month. |
| 昨日給料をもらった。 | I got my pay yesterday. |
| 私の給料は３０万円だ。 | My monthly wage is 300,000 yen. |
| ４月から給料があがる。 | The salary will be raised from April. |
| 給料は君の能力次第だ。 | You will be paid according to your ability. |
| 彼の給料は１０％増えた。 | His salary was increased by ten percent. |
| 彼は私の倍の給料を稼ぐ。 | He earns double my salary. |
| そのポストは給料もいい。 | The position carries with it an attractive salary. |
| 彼は私の給料の３倍稼ぐ。 | He earns three times as much as me. |
| ４月に給料があがりました。 | Our rates increased in April. |
| 彼の給料は７年前の２倍です。 | His salary is double what it was seven years ago. |
| 彼はいい給料をもらっている。 | He earns a good salary. |
| 彼は高い給料をもらっている。 | He gets a good salary. |
| 私は過去３年間私の給料の１。 | I have put aside one fourth of my salary for the last three years. |
| 未払い給料の受取りを諦める。 | Forgo the back pay. |
| 自分の給料に満足しているよ。 | I'm content with my salary. |
| 彼は私の二倍の給料を得ている。 | He is earning twice my salary. |
| 君は今の給料でやって行けるか。 | Can you get by on your wages? |
| この給料ではまず生活できない。 | We can hardly keep alive on this salary. |
| 今の給料ではやっていけないの？ | Can't you get by on your salary? |
| 教師の給料は弁護士よりも低い。 | The salary of a teacher is lower than that of a lawyer. |
| 彼は給料の良い会社に変わった。 | He moved to a good company that offered a good salary. |
| 私は毎月給料日に母に５万円渡す。 | I give my mother fifty thousand yen on payday every month. |
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