Usages of tyousi
店長 の 調子 が 悪い ので、 みんな が 気 に して いる が、 担当者 が 説明する。tentyou no tyousi ga warui node, minna ga ki ni site iru ga, tantousya ga setumeisuru.
The manager isn’t feeling well, so everyone is worried, but the person in charge will explain.
今日 は 調子 が いい です。kyou ha tyousi ga ii desu.
I feel good today.
春 に なる と、 花粉 で 鼻 の 調子 が 悪くて、 くしゃみ が よく 出ます。haru ni naru to, kahun de hana no tyousi ga warukute, kusyami ga yoku demasu.
When spring comes, pollen makes my nose feel bad, and I sneeze a lot.
花粉 が 多い 日 は、 鼻 の 調子 が 悪く なること が あります。kahun ga ooi hi ha, hana no tyousi ga waruku narukoto ga arimasu.
On days when there is a lot of pollen, the condition of my nose sometimes gets worse.
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