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supootu wo suru

スポーツ　を　するsupootu wo suru
to play sports
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Usages of supootu wo suru

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.
私わたし　は　週末しゅうまつ　に　友達ともだち　と　一緒いっしょ　に　公園こうえん　で　スポーツ　を　します。watasi ha syuumatu ni tomodati to issyo ni kouen de supootu wo simasu.
I play sports in the park with a friend on the weekend.
私わたし　は　週末しゅうまつ　に　友達ともだち　と　外そと　で　スポーツ　を　します。watasi ha syuumatu ni tomodati to soto de supootu wo simasu.
I play sports outside with a friend on the weekend.
子供こどもたち　は　夏休なつやすみ　に　スポーツ　を　します。kodomotati ha natuyasumi ni supootu wo simasu.
Children play sports during summer vacation.
友達ともだち　と　一緒いっしょ　に　スポーツ　を　する　と、　もっと　楽たのしめる。tomodati to issyo ni supootu wo suru to, motto tanosimeru.
When I play sports together with friends, I can enjoy it more.
私わたしたち　は　週末しゅうまつ　に　友達ともだち　と　楽たのしく　スポーツ　を　します。watasitati ha syuumatu ni tomodati to tanosiku supootu wo simasu.
We happily play sports with friends on the weekend.
スポーツ　を　する　と、　また　元気げんき　に　なります。supootu wo suru to, mata genki ni narimasu.
When I play sports, I become energetic again.
家族かぞく全員ぜにん　で　元気げんき　に　スポーツ　を　します。kazokuzenin de genki ni supootu wo simasu.
Our whole family does sports energetically.
スポーツ　を　した　あと、　気き持もちよく　シャワー　を　浴あびて　寝ねます。supootu wo sita ato, kimotiyoku syawaa wo abite nemasu.
After doing sports, I take a refreshing shower and go to sleep.

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