Usages of kyuuryou
給料 が 入ったら、 まず 食費 を だいたい 決めて、 残り を 貯金する。kyuuryou ga haittara, mazu syokuhi wo daitai kimete, nokori wo tyokinsuru.
When my salary comes in, I roughly set the food budget first and save the rest.
私 の 給料 は 少ない です が、 貯金 を 続けます。watasi no kyuuryou ha sukunai desu ga, tyokin wo tudukemasu.
My salary is low, but I will keep saving.
給料 が 入った ので、 家賃 を 銀行 から 振り込みました。kyuuryou ga haitta node, yatin wo ginkou kara hurikomimasita.
My salary came in, so I transferred the rent from the bank.
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