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heizitu

平日へいじつheizitu
weekday
FromLesson 25inHardcore Japanese

Usages of heizitu

平日へいじつ　は　たいてい　七時しちじ　くらい　に　起おきる。heizitu ha taitei sitizi kurai ni okiru.
On weekdays I usually get up around seven.
後輩こうはい　は　平日へいじつ　の　朝あさ　は　やっぱり　起おきるの　が　苦手にがて　だ。kouhai ha heizitu no asa ha yappari okiruno ga nigate da.
My junior is, after all, not good at getting up on weekday mornings.
祝日しゅくじつ　の　公園こうえん　は　にぎやか　です　が、　平日へいじつ　の　朝あさ　は　それほど　人ひと　が　多おおく　ありません。syukuzitu no kouen ha nigiyaka desu ga, heizitu no asa ha sorehodo hito ga ooku arimasen.
The park is lively on holidays, but on weekday mornings there are not that many people.
平日へいじつ　の　午後ごご　は、　図書館としょかん　が　空あいて　いること　が　多おおい　です。heizitu no gogo ha, tosyokan ga aite irukoto ga ooi desu.
On weekday afternoons, the library is often uncrowded.
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