Usages of kusuri
歯 が 痛い から、 薬 を 飲んだ。wa ga itai kara, kusuri o nonda.
Because my tooth hurts, I took medicine.
外出する 前 に 薬 を バッグ に 入れて おく。gaishutsusuru mae ni kusuri o baggu ni irete oku.
Before going out, I put the medicine in my bag in advance.
風邪 を ひいた ので、 私は 薬局 で 薬 を 買いました。kaze o hiita node, watashiha yakkyoku de kusuri o kaimashita.
Because I caught a cold, I bought medicine at the pharmacy.
薬 を 飲んだら、 風邪 は 治る と 思います。kusuri o nondara, kaze wa naoru to omoimasu.
I think my cold will get better if I take medicine.
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