Usages of netu
昨日 から 喉 が 痛くて 少し 熱 が ある。kinou kara nodo ga itakute sukosi netu ga aru.
Since yesterday my throat hurts and I have a bit of a fever.
熱 が 下がらなかったら、 明日 歯医者 じゃなくて 病院 に 行く つもり だ。netu ga sagaranakattara, asita haisya zyanakute byouin ni iku tumori da.
If my fever doesn’t go down, I plan to go to the hospital tomorrow instead of the dentist.
熱 が ある のに 仕事 へ 行こう と して いる 彼女 を 見て、 みんな かわいそう だ と 言って いた。netu ga aru noni sigoto he ikou to site iru kanozyo wo mite, minna kawaisou da to itte ita.
Seeing her trying to go to work even though she had a fever, everyone said they felt sorry for her.
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