Usages of 〜tyuu
部長 は 会議中 に コーヒー を 飲みます。butyou ha kaigityuu ni koohii wo nomimasu.
The department manager drinks coffee during meetings.
授業中 に 先生 に 質問 を します。zyugyoutyuu ni sensei ni situmon wo simasu.
I ask the teacher questions during class.
今 は 授業中 です から、 あと で 連絡します。ima ha zyugyoutyuu desu kara, ato de renrakusimasu.
I’m in class now, so I’ll contact you afterward.
授業中 に 分からないこと が あったら、 先生 に 質問 を します。zyugyoutyuu ni wakaranaikoto ga attara, sensei ni situmon wo simasu.
If there is something I do not understand during class, I ask the teacher a question.
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