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娘むすめmusume
daughter
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Usages of musume

娘むすめ　の　一番いちばん　の　趣味しゅみ　は　漫画まんが　を　読よむこと　で、　毎晩まいばん　少すこし　ずつ　読よんで　います。musume no itiban no syumi ha manga wo yomukoto de, maiban sukosi zutu yonde imasu.
My daughter's biggest hobby is reading manga, and she reads a little every night.
娘むすめ　は　まだ　小ちいさい　です　が、　初はじめて　の　コンサート　で　とても　嬉うれしそう　でした。musume ha mada tiisai desu ga, hazimete no konsaato de totemo uresisou desita.
My daughter is still little, but she looked very happy at her first concert.
娘むすめ　が　好すきな　歌手かしゅ　の　コンサート　に　も　行いける　と　いい　です　が、　チケット　は　人気にんき　です。musume ga sukina kasyu no konsaato ni mo ikeru to ii desu ga, tiketto ha ninki desu.
I hope we can also go to a concert of the singer my daughter likes, but the tickets are popular.
娘むすめ　は　自分じぶん　の　好すきな　皿さら　と　コップ　を　選えらんで、　フォーク　も　きれい　に　並ならべました。musume ha zibun no sukina sara to koppu wo erande, fooku mo kirei ni narabemasita.
My daughter chose her favorite plate and cup and neatly arranged the forks as well.
息子むすこ　も　娘むすめ　も　外そと　で　スポーツ　を　するの　が　好すき　だ　から、　今年ことし　の　冬ふゆ　は　あまり　病気びょうき　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.
娘むすめ　は　かわいい　帽子ぼうし　を　かぶって　います。musume ha kawaii bousi wo kabutte imasu.
My daughter is wearing a cute hat.
ソファ　の　真まんん中なか　に　娘むすめ　が　座すわって　います。sofa no mannnaka ni musume ga suwatte imasu.
My daughter is sitting in the middle of the sofa.
私わたし　は　娘むすめ　の　絵え　を　部屋へや　の　壁かべ　に　飾かざります。watasi ha musume no e wo heya no kabe ni kazarimasu.
I put my daughter's pictures on the wall of the room.

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