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Usages of musuko
私たち の 息子 は スポーツ が 大好き で、 放課後 に 友達 と サッカー を します。watasitati no musuko ha supootu ga daisuki de, houkago ni tomodati to sakkaa wo simasu.
Our son loves sports and plays soccer with his friends after school.
息子 は スポーツ の 漫画 が 好き で、 試合 の 前 に 読む と やる気 が 出る と 言います。musuko ha supootu no manga ga suki de, siai no mae ni yomu to yaruki ga deru to iimasu.
My son likes sports manga, and he says that reading them before a match motivates him.
息子 が 退院した とき、 家族全員 が 病気 が 治って よかった と 思いました。musuko ga taiinsita toki, kazokuzenin ga byouki ga naotte yokatta to omoimasita.
When our son was discharged from the hospital, the whole family was glad his illness had gotten better.
息子 も 娘 も 外 で スポーツ を するの が 好き だ から、 今年 の 冬 は あまり 病気 に ならない と いい です。musuko mo musume mo soto de supootu wo suruno ga suki da kara, kotosi no huyu ha amari byouki ni naranai to ii desu.
Since both my son and daughter like playing sports outside, I hope they don’t get sick much this winter.
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