Usages of teikiken
私 は 定期券 で バス に 乗って、 会社 の 前 で 降りる。watasi ha teikiken de basu ni notte, kaisya no mae de oriru.
I ride the bus with a commuter pass and get off in front of the company.
図書館 に 行く ついで に、 定期券 を 更新する 手続き を した。tosyokan ni iku tuide ni, teikiken wo kousinsuru tetuduki wo sita.
While going to the library, I did the procedure to renew my commuter pass.
この 駅 まで の 運賃 は 高い ので、 定期券 が ある と 助かる。kono eki made no untin ha takai node, teikiken ga aru to tasukaru.
The fare to this station is expensive, so having a commuter pass helps.
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