ダヨリ
Meanings
Noun
Suffix
Verb (する, transitive)
1. news; tidings; information; correspondence; letter
pron. だより as a suffix
Pitch accent
ダ
ヨリ
Used in vocabulary (3 in total)
news of cherry blossom blooming conditions; tidings of flowers
writing but receiving no response
first letter (of the year, season, etc.); first correspondence
Examples (38 in total)
Have you heard from her?
I look forward to hearing from you.
Have you heard from your sister lately?
I have not heard from her for a month.
No news is good news.
You will soon hear from him.
Do you hear from your son from time to time?
I have heard nothing from him since then.
I have not heard from her recently.
I have not heard from her for a year.
I haven't heard from him in several months.
We're looking forward to hearing from you soon.
I have heard nothing from him of late.
By the way, have you heard from her since then?
I would be very happy to hear from her.
I have heard nothing from him yet.
I haven't heard from her for a long time.
Do you hear from her often?
Have you heard from him since he left for America?
I have never heard from him since.
We have not heard from him since last year.
Never did I dream of hearing from Tom.
I am looking forward to hearing from him.
We haven't heard from her since then.
If I had had more time, I would have written to you.
I've heard nothing from her as yet.
I have heard nothing from him for five years.
I am looking forward to hearing from you.
She did not keep her promise to write to me.
She's worried since she hasn't heard from her son for many months.
I have heard nothing else from him yet.
I'm looking forward to hearing from you soon.
It was nice to meet you, and I look forward to hearing from you.
I haven't heard from him of late. I hope he is not sick.
I must apologize to you for not writing for so long.
Nancy never fails to write to me once a month.
He has not written to us since last February.
I had been in Tokyo only three days when I received news of my father's death.