Usages of 〜naku
新しい 職場 に 慣れれば 慣れる ほど、 緊張しなく なる。atarasii syokuba ni narereba nareru hodo, kintyousinaku naru.
The more you get used to the new workplace, the less nervous you become.
冷凍食品 とか インスタントラーメン とか ばかり 食べて いる と、 栄養 が 足りなく なる かも しれません。reitousyokuhin toka insutantoraamen toka bakari tabete iru to, eiyou ga tarinaku naru kamo siremasen.
If you eat only frozen food and instant ramen and such, you might not get enough nutrition.
台所 で 味見 ばかり して いたら、 晩ご飯 の 前 に もう 食べたく なく なって しまった。daidokoro de azimi bakari site itara, bangohan no mae ni mou tabetaku naku natte simatta.
While I kept tasting things in the kitchen, I ended up not wanting to eat before dinner.
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