Usages of zisyuusitu
図書館 の 自習室 は 静かで、 ヘッドホン を つけなくて も 勉強 に 集中 できる。tosyokan no zisyuusitu ha sizukade, heddohon wo tukenakute mo benkyou ni syuutyuu dekiru.
The library’s self-study room is quiet, so I can concentrate on studying even without putting on headphones.
試験 前 の 夜 は、 自習室 の 机 に 参考書 が 山 の よう に 積んで あります。siken mae no yoru ha, zisyuusitu no tukue ni sankousyo ga yama no you ni tunde arimasu.
On the night before exams, reference books are piled up like a mountain on the desks in the self-study room.
図書館 の 自習室 なら、 長く 集中力 を 保てる と 思います。tosyokan no zisyuusitu nara, nagaku syuutyuuryoku wo tamoteru to omoimasu.
In the library’s self-study room, I think I can maintain my concentration for a long time.
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