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私わたしwatasi
me
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Usages of watasi

明日あした　の　会議かいぎ　に　来こられる　なら、　私わたし　に　電話でんわして　ください。asita no kaigi ni korareru nara, watasi ni denwasite kudasai.
If you can come to tomorrow’s meeting, please call me.
昨日きのう　は　先生せんせい　が　私わたし　に　本ほん　を　くれました。kinou ha sensei ga watasi ni hon wo kuremasita.
Yesterday, the teacher gave me a book.
母はは　は　私わたし　に　寮りょう　の　掃除そうじ　を　させました。haha ha watasi ni ryou no souzi wo sasemasita.
My mother made me clean the dormitory.
駅えき　に　着ついたら、　必かならず　私わたし　に　連絡れんらくして　ください。eki ni tuitara, kanarazu watasi ni renrakusite kudasai.
When you arrive at the station, be sure to contact me.
三日みっか以内いない　に　私わたし　に　連絡れんらくして　ください。mikkainai ni watasi ni renrakusite kudasai.
Please contact me within three days.
先生せんせい　は　私わたし　に　紹介状しょうかいじょう　を　書かいて　くれて、　面接めんせつ　で　それ　を　見みせました。sensei ha watasi ni syoukaizyou wo kaite kurete, mensetu de sore wo misemasita.
The teacher wrote a letter of introduction for me, and I showed it at the interview.
母はは　は　野菜やさい　を　炒いためる　前まえ　に　こしょう　を　入いれすぎないで　ほしい　と　私わたし　に　言いった。haha ha yasai wo itameru mae ni kosyou wo iresuginaide hosii to watasi ni itta.
My mother told me that she wants me not to add too much pepper before stir-frying the vegetables.
母はは　は　スープ　の　味見あじみ　を　して　から、　私わたし　に　出だします。haha ha suupu no azimi wo site kara, watasi ni dasimasu.
My mother tastes the soup before serving it to me.
留守電るすでん　を　聞きいたら、　私わたし　に　連絡れんらくして　ください。rusuden wo kiitara, watasi ni renrakusite kudasai.
When you listen to the voicemail, please contact me.
店員てにん　は　丁寧ていねい　で、　私わたし　に　似合にあう　色いろ　と　ちょうど　いい　サイズ　の　上着うわぎ　を　すぐ　見みつけて　くれた。tenin ha teinei de, watasi ni niau iro to tyoudo ii saizu no uwagi wo sugu mitukete kureta.
The clerk was polite and quickly found a jacket in a color that suits me and the right size.
この　シャツ　は　サイズ　が　ちょうど　いい　ので、　私わたし　に　合あいます。kono syatu ha saizu ga tyoudo ii node, watasi ni aimasu.
This shirt is just the right size, so it fits me.
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