Usages of henkousuru
すでに メール は 送った から、 もう 変更 は しない。sudeni meeru ha okutta kara, mou henkou ha sinai.
I’ve already sent the email, so I won’t make any more changes.
予定 が 変更されて も、 落ち着いて 動ける よう に なる はず だ。yotei ga henkousarete mo, otituite ugokeru you ni naru hazu da.
Even if plans are changed, we should come to be able to act calmly.
明日 の 面談 を 午後 に 変更させて いただきたいん です が、 よろしい でしょう か。asita no mendan wo gogo ni henkousasete itadakitain desu ga, yorosii desyou ka.
I would like to change tomorrow’s meeting to the afternoon; would that be alright?
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