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休やすみyasumi
day off
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Usages of yasumi

休やすみ　が　多おおければ、　旅行りょこう　を　します。yasumi ga ookereba, ryokou wo simasu.
If I have many days off, I will travel.
私わたし　は　休やすみ　に　母はは　と　一緒いっしょ　に　ケーキ　を　作つくります。watasi ha yasumi ni haha to issyo ni keeki wo tukurimasu.
I make a cake with my mother on my day off.
私わたし　は　休やすみ　が　少すくない　です。watasi ha yasumi ga sukunai desu.
I have few days off.
休やすみ　に　は　静しずかな　道みち　を　散歩さんぽします。yasumi ni ha sizukana miti wo sanposimasu.
On my days off, I take a walk on a quiet road.
休やすみ　が　多おおければ、　海外旅行かいがいりょこう　に　行いける。yasumi ga ookereba, kaigairyokou ni ikeru.
If there are many days off, (I) can go on an overseas trip.
休やすみ　の　日ひ　は　うち　で　ゆっくり　休やすみます。yasumi no hi ha uti de yukkuri yasumimasu.
On my days off, I relax at home.
休やすみ　の　日ひ　は、　朝あさご飯はん　を　食たべなかったり、　昼寝ひるね　を　したり　します。yasumi no hi ha, asagohan wo tabenakattari, hirune wo sitari simasu.
On my days off, I do things like skip breakfast and take naps.
明日あした　は　休やすみ　だけど、　早起はやおきします。asita ha yasumi dakedo, hayaokisimasu.
Tomorrow is a day off, but I will get up early.
念ねん　の　ため、　博物館はくぶつかん　の　休やすみ　の　日ひ　を　公式こうしきサイト　で　調しらべました。nen no tame, hakubutukan no yasumi no hi wo kousikisaito de sirabemasita.
Just in case, I checked the museum’s closed days on the official website.
明日あした　は　休やすみ　です　から、　早はやく　起おきなくて　も　いい　です。asita ha yasumi desu kara, hayaku okinakute mo ii desu.
Because tomorrow is a day off, I don't need to wake up early.
明日あした　は　休やすみ　です　から、　今日中きょうじゅう　に　仕事しごと　を　片付かたづけます。asita ha yasumi desu kara, kyouzyuu ni sigoto wo katadukemasu.
Because tomorrow is a day off, I will finish my work by the end of today.
来週らいしゅう　は　一日いちにち　休やすみ　を　取とります。raisyuu ha itiniti yasumi wo torimasu.
I will get a day off next week.
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