Usages of pointo
スピーチ の 原稿 は、 小さな メモ帳 に ポイント だけ 書いて あります。supiiti no genkou ha, tiisana memotyou ni pointo dake kaite arimasu.
The script for the speech has only the key points written in a small notepad.
今日 の 授業 の ポイント を メモ に 書きました。kyou no zyugyou no pointo wo memo ni kakimasita.
I wrote the key points of today’s class in my notes.
先生 の 説明 を 聞きながら、 大事な ポイント を メモします。sensei no setumei wo kikinagara, daizina pointo wo memosimasu.
While listening to the teacher’s explanation, I take notes on the important points.
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