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病院びょういんbyouin
hospital
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Usages of byouin

私わたし　は　病院びょういん　で　医者いしゃ　に　会あいます。watasi ha byouin de isya ni aimasu.
I meet a doctor at the hospital.
私わたし　は　車くるま　で　病院びょういん　に　行いきます。watasi ha kuruma de byouin ni ikimasu.
I go to the hospital by car.
私わたし　は　明日あした　病院びょういん　へ　行いきます。watasi ha asita byouin he ikimasu.
I will go to the hospital tomorrow.
病院びょういん　の　受うけ付つけ　で　地震じしん　の　話はなし　を　聞ききました。byouin no uketuke de zisin no hanasi wo kikimasita.
I heard talk about an earthquake at the hospital reception.
熱ねつ　が　下さがらなかったら、　明日あした　歯医者はいしゃ　じゃなくて　病院びょういん　に　行いく　つもり　だ。netu ga sagaranakattara, asita haisya zyanakute byouin ni iku tumori da.
If my fever doesn’t go down, I plan to go to the hospital tomorrow instead of the dentist.
私わたし　は　病院びょういん　で　注射ちゅうしゃ　を　見みて　少すこし　怖こわかった　です。watasi ha byouin de tyuusya wo mite sukosi kowakatta desu.
When I saw the injection at the hospital, I felt a little scared.
朝あさご飯はん　を　食たべない　まま　病院びょういん　へ　行いった　ので、　薬くすり　を　飲のむ　前まえ　に　少すこし　気分きぶん　が　悪わるく　なりました。asagohan wo tabenai mama byouin he itta node, kusuri wo nomu mae ni sukosi kibun ga waruku narimasita.
I went to the hospital without eating breakfast, so I felt a little sick before taking the medicine.
病院びょういん　で　診察しんさつ　を　受うけた　あと、　薬局やっきょく　へ　行いきました。byouin de sinsatu wo uketa ato, yakkyoku he ikimasita.
After having a medical examination at the hospital, I went to the pharmacy.
病院びょういん　へ　行いく　前まえ　に、　保険証ほけんしょう　を　かばん　に　入いれて　おきます。byouin he iku mae ni, hokensyou wo kaban ni irete okimasu.
Before going to the hospital, I put my insurance card in my bag in advance.
保険証ほけんしょう　を　忘わすれる　と、　病院びょういん　で　困こまります。hokensyou wo wasureru to, byouin de komarimasu.
If I forget my insurance card, I will be in trouble at the hospital.
病院びょういん　の　受付うけつけ　で　保険証ほけんしょう　を　出だして　ください。byouin no uketuke de hokensyou wo dasite kudasai.
Please show your health insurance card at the hospital reception desk.
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