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sigen

資源しげんsigen
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FromLesson 18inHardcore Japanese
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Usages of sigen

再利用さいりよう　を　する　と、　資源しげん　を　守まもれます。sairiyou wo suru to, sigen wo mamoremasu.
If you reuse things, you can protect resources.
資源しげん　が　少すくなく　なる　と、　地球ちきゅう　の　未来みらい　が　心配しんぱい　です。sigen ga sukunaku naru to, tikyuu no mirai ga sinpai desu.
When resources decrease, I worry about the Earth's future.
私わたしたち　は　未来みらい　の　子供こどもたち　の　ため　に　資源しげん　を　守まもります。watasitati ha mirai no kodomotati no tame ni sigen wo mamorimasu.
We protect resources for the children of the future.
再利用さいりよう　を　する　と、　資源しげん　を　守まもれる。sairiyou wo suru to, sigen wo mamoreru.
If we reuse things, we can protect resources.

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