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zatuon

雑ざつ音おんzatuon
noise
FromLesson 10inHardcore Japanese

Usages of zatuon

雑音ざつおん　が　少すくない　夜よる　は　楽器がっき　の　音おと　が　聞きこえやすい。zatuon ga sukunai yoru ha gakki no oto ga kikoeyasui.
On nights with little noise, the sound of instruments is easy to hear.
雑音ざつおん　が　ある　と、　会話かいわ　が　聞きこえません。zatuon ga aru to, kaiwa ga kikoemasen.
When there is noise, I can’t hear the conversation.
雑音ざつおん　を　減へらす　と、　会話かいわ　が　聞ききやすい　です。zatuon wo herasu to, kaiwa ga kikiyasui desu.
If you reduce noise, conversation is easier to hear.
雑音ざつおん　が　減へる　と、　集中しゅうちゅう　できる。zatuon ga heru to, syuutyuu dekiru.
I can concentrate when the noise decreases.
雑音ざつおん　が　少すくない　と、　先生せんせい　の　日本語にほんご　が　よく　聞きき取とれる。zatuon ga sukunai to, sensei no nihongo ga yoku kikitoreru.
When there is little noise, I can understand the teacher’s Japanese well.
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