Usages of mousukoshi
彼 は メガネ屋 で 黒い フレーム を 選んだ が、 私 なら もう少し 明るい 色 に する だろう。kare wa meganeya de kuroi fureemu o eranda ga, watashi nara mousukoshi akarui iro ni suru darou.
He chose black frames at the eyeglasses shop, but if it were me, I would probably choose a slightly brighter color.
もう少し ゆっくり 話して ください。mousukoshi yukkuri hanashite kudasai.
Please speak a little more slowly.
味見 を したら 味 が 足りなかった ので、 母 に もう 少し 塩 を 入れて ほしい と 頼んだ。ajimi o shitara aji ga tarinakatta node, haha ni mou sukoshi shio o irete hoshii to tanonda.
When I tasted it, the flavor was not strong enough, so I asked my mother to add a little more salt.
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