Usages of kyuu ni
交差点 で 車 が 急 に 止まりました。kousaten de kuruma ga kyuu ni tomarimashita.
A car stopped suddenly at the intersection.
急 に 寒く なりました。kyuu ni samuku narimashita.
It suddenly became cold.
友達 の 赤ちゃん が 注射 を 見て 急に 泣き出した ので、 みんな で 笑わせよう と した。tomodachi no akachan ga chuusha o mite kyuuni nakidashita node, minna de warawaseyou to shita.
When my friend’s baby suddenly started crying after seeing the injection, we all tried to make her laugh.
そんな とき、 昔 の 同級生 から メッセージ が 来る と、 急 に 寂しさ が 消えて 笑って しまう。sonna toki, mukashi no doukyuusei kara messeeji ga kuru to, kyuu ni sabishisa ga kiete waratte shimau.
At such times, when I get a message from an old classmate, my loneliness suddenly disappears and I end up laughing.
急に 雨 が 降り始めました。kyuuni ame ga furihajimemashita.
It suddenly started to rain.
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