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kaizyou

会場かいじょうkaizyou
venue
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Usages of kaizyou

向むこう　の　会場かいじょう　は　大おおきいの　に、　予約よやく　の　空あき　が　少すくない。mukou no kaizyou ha ookiino ni, yoyaku no aki ga sukunai.
The venue over there is big, yet there are few openings.
先生せんせい　は　会場かいじょう　まで　の　道みち　に　詳くわしい　から、　あと　で　メモ　を　もらう。sensei ha kaizyou made no miti ni kuwasii kara, ato de memo wo morau.
The teacher knows the way to the venue well, so I’ll get a memo later.
最初さいしょ　は　緊張きんちょうして　いた　のに、　会場かいじょう　に　着ついたら　落おち着ついた。saisyo ha kintyousite ita noni, kaizyou ni tuitara otituita.
She was nervous at first, but she calmed down after arriving at the venue.
彼かれ　は　急用きゅうよう　が　できた　ので、　向むこう　の　会場かいじょう　に　は　行いけないこと　に　なった。kare ha kyuuyou ga dekita node, mukou no kaizyou ni ha ikenaikoto ni natta.
An urgent matter came up for him, so it has been decided that he can’t go to the venue over there.
無料むりょう　なのに、　会場かいじょう　の　人ひと　は　とても　いい　人ひと　だ。muryou nanoni, kaizyou no hito ha totemo ii hito da.
Even though it’s free, the people at the venue are very nice.
彼女かのじょ　は　会場かいじょう　に　向むかう　途中とちゅう　で　急用きゅうよう　が　できた　のに、　迷惑めいわく　を　かけない　よう　に　すぐ　連絡れんらくした。kanozyo ha kaizyou ni mukau totyuu de kyuuyou ga dekita noni, meiwaku wo kakenai you ni sugu renrakusita.
An urgent matter came up for her on the way to the venue, yet she contacted us right away so as not to cause trouble.
どちら　の　会場かいじょう　に　も　行いけないの　は　とても　残念ざんねん　だ。dotira no kaizyou ni mo ikenaino ha totemo zannen da.
It's very unfortunate that I can't go to either venue.
開催かいさいする　か　どうか　は、　天気てんき　と　会場かいじょう　の　日程にってい　で　決きまります。kaisaisuru ka douka ha, tenki to kaizyou no nittei de kimarimasu.
Whether it will be held depends on the weather and the venue’s schedule.

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