Usages of kangosisan
その とき、 看護師さん の 優しい 一言 で 赤ちゃん が 笑って、 母親 は とても 嬉しそう だった。sono toki, kangosisan no yasasii hitokoto de akatyan ga waratte, hahaoya ha totemo uresisou datta.
At that moment, thanks to a kind comment from the nurse, the baby laughed and her mother looked very happy.
看護師さん は 優しい 人 です。kangosisan ha yasasii hito desu.
The nurse is kind.
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.
困った とき は、 看護師さん を 呼んで ください。komatta toki ha, kangosisan wo yonde kudasai.
If you have trouble, please call a nurse.
看護師さん は 体温計 を 渡して、 もう 一度 体温 を 測って ください と 言いました。kangosisan ha taionkei wo watasite, mou itido taion wo hakatte kudasai to iimasita.
The nurse handed me a thermometer and said, “Please take your temperature once more.”
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