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eigakan

映画館えいがかんeigakan
movie theater
FromLesson 5inHardcore Japanese

Usages of eigakan

私わたし　は　友達ともだち　と　映画館えいがかん　に　行いきます。watasi ha tomodati to eigakan ni ikimasu.
I go to the movie theater with a friend.
映画館えいがかん　は　駅えき　前まえ　に　あります。eigakan ha eki mae ni arimasu.
The movie theater is in front of the station.
休日きゅうじつ　に　映画館えいがかん　で　映画えいが　を　見みます。kyuuzitu ni eigakan de eiga wo mimasu.
I watch a movie at the movie theater on my day off.
仕事しごと　の　後あと　に　映画館えいがかん　で　映画えいが　を　見みます。sigoto no ato ni eigakan de eiga wo mimasu.
After work, I watch a movie at the movie theater.
私わたし　は　週末しゅうまつ　に　一人ひとり　で　映画館えいがかん　に　行いきます。watasi ha syuumatu ni hitori de eigakan ni ikimasu.
I go to the movie theater alone on the weekend.
本当ほんとう　は、　映画館えいがかん　に　行いきたい　です　が、　今日きょう　は　お金かね　が　ありません。hontou ha, eigakan ni ikitai desu ga, kyou ha okane ga arimasen.
To tell the truth, I want to go to the movie theater, but I don't have money today.
友達ともだち　と　駅えき　前まえ　で　待まち合あわせ　を　して　から、　映画館えいがかん　に　行いきます。tomodati to eki mae de matiawase wo site kara, eigakan ni ikimasu.
After meeting up with my friend in front of the station, I go to the movie theater.
友達ともだち　は　新あたらしい　映画えいが　を　見みたがって　いた　ので、　今夜こにゃ　一緒いっしょ　に　映画館えいがかん　へ　行いく。tomodati ha atarasii eiga wo mitagatte ita node, konya issyo ni eigakan he iku.
My friend wanted to see the new movie, so I’m going to the movie theater with her tonight.
せっかく　友達ともだち　と　一緒いっしょ　に　映画館えいがかん　に　来きたのに、　映画えいが　は　少すこし　退屈たいくつ　でした。sekkaku tomodati to issyo ni eigakan ni kitanoni, eiga ha sukosi taikutu desita.
Even though I came to the movie theater with my friend, the movie was a little boring.
久ひさしぶり　に　友達ともだち　と　会あったら、　三年さんねんぶり　に　一緒いっしょ　に　映画館えいがかん　へ　行いこう　と　言いわれた。hisasiburi ni tomodati to attara, sannenburi ni issyo ni eigakan he ikou to iwareta.
When I met my friend for the first time in a while, she said we should go to the movie theater together for the first time in three years.
映画館えいがかん　に　入はいる　前まえ　に、　スマホ　を　無音むおん　に　します。eigakan ni hairu mae ni, sumaho wo muon ni simasu.
Before entering the movie theater, I set my smartphone to silent.
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