Usages of tyuusya
友達 の 赤ちゃん が 注射 を 見て 急に 泣き出した ので、 みんな で 笑わせよう と した。tomodati no akatyan ga tyuusya wo mite kyuuni nakidasita node, minna de warawaseyou to sita.
When my friend’s baby suddenly started crying after seeing the injection, we all tried to make her laugh.
私 は 病院 で 注射 を 見て 少し 怖かった です。watasi ha byouin de tyuusya wo mite sukosi kowakatta desu.
When I saw the injection at the hospital, I felt a little scared.
彼女 は 注射 を 嫌がって いた けれど、 看護師さん が 優しく 話して くれて 落ち着いた。kanozyo ha tyuusya wo iyagatte ita keredo, kangosisan ga yasasiku hanasite kurete otituita.
She was reluctant to get the injection, but the nurse spoke kindly to her and she calmed down.
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