Usages of happyou
雨 の 場合 は 午後 の 発表 を 中止 に します。ame no baai ha gogo no happyou wo tyuusi ni simasu.
In case of rain, we will cancel the afternoon presentation.
発表 が 中止 に なって 残念 だった。happyou ga tyuusi ni natte zannen datta.
It was a pity that the presentation was canceled.
会議 の 前 に、 発表 の 順番 を 決めます。kaigi no mae ni, happyou no zyunban wo kimemasu.
Before the meeting, we decide the order of the presentations.
発表 の 前 は どきどきした けれど、 話し始めたら 落ち着いた。happyou no mae ha dokidokisita keredo, hanasihazimetara otituita.
I was nervous before the presentation, but once I started speaking I calmed down.
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