Usages of sagaru
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.
暖房 の 温度 が 下がる と、 部屋 が 少し 寒く なります。danbou no ondo ga sagaru to, heya ga sukosi samuku narimasu.
When the heater temperature goes down, the room becomes a little cold.
体温 が 下がったら、 明日 は 会社 に 行ける と 思います。taion ga sagattara, asita ha kaisya ni ikeru to omoimasu.
If my temperature goes down, I think I will be able to go to work tomorrow.
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