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Usages of abiru
朝 は シャワー を すぐ 浴びて、 別に 朝ご飯 は 食べない。asa ha syawaa wo sugu abite, betuni asagohan ha tabenai.
In the morning I quickly take a shower and don’t particularly eat breakfast.
彼女 は 運動 の あと に 長く シャワー を 浴びる。kanozyo ha undou no ato ni nagaku syawaa wo abiru.
She takes a long shower after exercising.
夜 に シャワー を 浴びて、 髪 を 洗います。yoru ni syawaa wo abite, kami wo araimasu.
At night I take a shower and wash my hair.
スポーツ を した あと、 気持ちよく シャワー を 浴びて 寝ます。supootu wo sita ato, kimotiyoku syawaa wo abite nemasu.
After doing sports, I take a refreshing shower and go to sleep.
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