Usages of hirune wo suru
私 は 昼寝 を する 時間 が ほとんど ない。watasi ha hirune wo suru zikan ga hotondo nai.
I hardly have time to take a nap.
彼女 は 昼寝 を しない と 具合 が 悪く なる みたい。kanozyo ha hirune wo sinai to guai ga waruku naru mitai.
If she doesn’t take a nap, she seems to feel unwell.
私 は 休日 に 広い 芝生 で 昼寝 を します。watasi ha kyuuzitu ni hiroi sibahu de hirune wo simasu.
On my day off, I take a nap on a wide lawn.
休み の 日 は、 朝ご飯 を 食べなかったり、 昼寝 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.
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