Learn Hardcore Japanese: syuutyuu dekiru - to be able to concentrate

Usages of syuutyuu dekiru

朝あさご飯はん　を　食たべない　と、　部長ぶちょう　の　長ながい　話はなし　に　集中しゅうちゅう　できない。asagohan wo tabenai to, butyou no nagai hanasi ni syuutyuu dekinai.

If I don't eat breakfast, I can't concentrate on the manager's long talk.

図書館としょかん　で　勉強べんきょうする　と、　集中しゅうちゅう　できる。tosyokan de benkyousuru to, syuutyuu dekiru.

I can concentrate when I study at the library.

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.

図書館としょかん　の　自習室じしゅうしつ　は　静しずかで、　ヘッドホン　を　つけなくて　も　勉強べんきょう　に　集中しゅうちゅう　できる。tosyokan no zisyuusitu ha sizukade, heddohon wo tukenakute mo benkyou ni syuutyuu dekiru.

The library’s self-study room is quiet, so I can concentrate on studying even without putting on headphones.

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