Usages of zatsuon
雑音 が 少ない 夜 は 楽器 の 音 が 聞こえやすい。zatsuon ga sukunai yoru wa gakki no oto ga kikoeyasui.
On nights with little noise, the sound of instruments is easy to hear.
雑音 が ある と、 会話 が 聞こえません。zatsuon ga aru to, kaiwa ga kikoemasen.
When there is noise, I can’t hear the conversation.
雑音 を 減らす と、 会話 が 聞きやすい です。zatsuon o herasu to, kaiwa ga kikiyasui desu.
If you reduce noise, conversation is easier to hear.
雑音 が 減る と、 集中 できる。zatsuon ga heru to, shuuchuu dekiru.
I can concentrate when the noise decreases.
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