Usages of tumori
普段 は 早起きしない 彼 も、 今度 は 早起きする つもり だ。hudan ha hayaokisinai kare mo, kondo ha hayaokisuru tumori da.
Even he, who usually doesn’t get up early, plans to get up early this time.
私 は 定食 を 注文する つもり だった んです が、 彼女 が 食べて いた カレー に しました。watasi ha teisyoku wo tyuumonsuru tumori datta ndesu ga, kanozyo ga tabete ita karee ni simasita.
I was planning to order the set meal, but I chose the curry she was eating.
今夜 は 牛肉 で は なく、 豚肉 を 使って カレー を 作る つもり です。konya ha gyuuniku de ha naku, butaniku wo tukatte karee wo tukuru tumori desu.
Tonight I plan to make curry with pork rather than beef.
喉 が 痛い ので、 明日 は 会社 を 休む つもり です。nodo ga itai node, asita ha kaisya wo yasumu tumori desu.
Because my throat hurts, I plan to take the day off from work tomorrow.
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