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ato de

あと　でato de
after
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Usages of ato de

会議かいぎ　の　あと　で　担当者たんとうしゃ　に　質問しつもん　を　して　も　いい　です　か。kaigi no ato de tantousya ni situmon wo site mo ii desu ka.
May I ask the person in charge a question after the meeting?
妻つま　は　夫おっと　に、　晩ばんご飯はん　の　あと　で　皿さら　を　洗あらう　よう　に　頼たのみました。tuma ha otto ni, bangohan no ato de sara wo arau you ni tanomimasita.
The wife asked her husband to wash the dishes after dinner.
晩ばんご飯はん　の　あと　で、　皿さら　を　洗あらいます。bangohan no ato de, sara wo araimasu.
After dinner, I wash the dishes.
定食ていしょく　を　食たべた　あと　で　会計かいけい　を　したら、　思おもった　より　安やすかった　です。teisyoku wo tabeta ato de kaikei wo sitara, omotta yori yasukatta desu.
After eating the set meal and paying, it was cheaper than I expected.
花見はなみ　の　あと　で　博物館はくぶつかん　に　も　寄よった　ので、　その　日ひ　は　一日中いちにちじゅう　よく　歩あるきました。hanami no ato de hakubutukan ni mo yotta node, sono hi ha itinitizyuu yoku arukimasita.
After cherry-blossom viewing, I also stopped by a museum, so I walked a lot that whole day.
終電しゅうでん　も　遅延ちえんして　いた　ので、　仕事しごと　の　あと　で　も　帰かえれた。syuuden mo tiensite ita node, sigoto no ato de mo kaereta.
The last train was delayed too, so I was able to get home even after work.
家具かぐ　が　少すくない　ので、　引ひっ越こした　あと　で　何なんとか　そろえる　つもり　です。kagu ga sukunai node, hikkosita ato de nantoka soroeru tumori desu.
I don’t have much furniture, so I plan to somehow get what I need after moving.
試合しあい　の　あと　で、　相手あいて　に　ありがとう　と　言いいました。siai no ato de, aite ni arigatou to iimasita.
After the match, I said “thank you” to my opponent.
母はは　は　私わたし　を　叱しかった　あと　で、　優やさしく　励はげまして　くれた。haha ha watasi wo sikatta ato de, yasasiku hagemasite kureta.
After scolding me, my mother encouraged me kindly.
合唱がっしょう　の　あと　で、　みんな　が　大おおきな　声こえ　で　「よかった」　と　言いいました。gassyou no ato de, minna ga ookina koe de 「yokatta」 to iimasita.
After the chorus, everyone said “That was great” in loud voices.
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