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kusuri

薬くすりkusuri
medicine
FromLesson 11inHardcore Japanese

Usages of kusuri

歯は　が　痛いたい　から、　薬くすり　を　飲のんだ。ha ga itai kara, kusuri wo nonda.
Because my tooth hurts, I took medicine.
外出がいしゅつする　前まえ　に　薬くすり　を　バッグ　に　入いれて　おく。gaisyutusuru mae ni kusuri wo baggu ni irete oku.
Before going out, I put the medicine in my bag in advance.
風邪かぜ　を　ひいた　ので、　私わたし　は　薬局やっきょく　で　薬くすり　を　買かいました。kaze wo hiita node, watasi ha yakkyoku de kusuri wo kaimasita.
Because I caught a cold, I bought medicine at the pharmacy.
薬くすり　を　飲のんだら、　風邪かぜ　は　治なおる　と　思おもいます。kusuri wo nondara, kaze ha naoru to omoimasu.
I think my cold will get better if I take medicine.
救急箱きゅうきゅうばこ　の　中なか　に　包帯ほうたい　と　薬くすり　が　入はいって　います。kyuukyuubako no naka ni houtai to kusuri ga haitte imasu.
There are bandages and medicine in the first-aid kit.
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.
診察しんさつ　が　終おわったら、　薬局やっきょく　で　薬くすり　を　受うけ取とりますsinsatu ga owattara, yakkyoku de kusuri wo uketorimasu
After the examination is over, I receive medicine at the pharmacy.
この　薬くすり　の　飲のみ方かた　が　分わからなかった　ので、　薬剤師やくざいし　に　聞ききました。kono kusuri no nomikata ga wakaranakatta node, yakuzaisi ni kikimasita.
Because I didn’t know how to take this medicine, I asked the pharmacist.
薬剤師やくざいし　は　この　薬くすり　の　飲のみ方かた　を　説明せつめいして　くれました。yakuzaisi ha kono kusuri no nomikata wo setumeisite kuremasita.
The pharmacist explained how to take this medicine.
朝あさご飯はん　を　食たべないで　薬くすり　を　飲のむ　と、　吐はき気け　が　すること　が　あります。asagohan wo tabenaide kusuri wo nomu to, hakike ga surukoto ga arimasu.
If you take medicine without eating breakfast, you may feel nauseous.
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