Usages of heddohon
電車 で は 大きい ヘッドホン より、 小さい イヤホン の ほう が 使いやすい。densya de ha ookii heddohon yori, tiisai iyahon no hou ga tukaiyasui.
On the train, small earphones are easier to use than big headphones.
私 は ヘッドホン で 音楽 を 聞きながら 日本語 を 勉強します。watasi ha heddohon de ongaku wo kikinagara nihongo wo benkyousimasu.
I study Japanese while listening to music with headphones.
新しい イヤホン が 届く まで、 その あいだ は ヘッドホン を 使います。atarasii iyahon ga todoku made, sono aida ha heddohon wo tukaimasu.
Until the new earphones arrive, I will use headphones in the meantime.
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