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osusumesuru

おすすめするosusumesuru
to recommend
FromLesson 31inHardcore Japanese
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Usages of osusumesuru

先生せんせい　が　おすすめした　参考書さんこうしょ　は、本棚ほんだな　の　一番いちばん　上うえ　の　段だん　に　しまって　ある。sensei ga osusumesita sankousyo ha,hondana no itiban ue no dan ni simatte aru.
The reference book recommended by the teacher is stored on the top shelf of the bookshelf.
先生せんせい　は　この　本ほん　を　おすすめします。sensei ha kono hon wo osusumesimasu.
The teacher recommends this book.
メガネ屋や　の　店てん員いん　は、　彼女かのじょ　の　仕事しごと　に　合あう　落おち着ついた　フレーム　を　おすすめして　くれました。meganeya no tenin ha, kanozyo no sigoto ni au otituita hureemu wo osusumesite kuremasita.
The clerk at the eyeglasses shop recommended calm-looking frames that suit her job.

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