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sinyuu

親友しにゅうsinyuu
best friend
FromLesson 33inHardcore Japanese
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Usages of sinyuu

私わたし　に　は　高校こうこう　から　の　親友しにゅう　が　います。watasi ni ha koukou kara no sinyuu ga imasu.
I have a best friend from high school.
私わたし　は　親友しにゅう　の　まじめな　性格せいかく　を　とても　尊敬そんけいして　います。watasi ha sinyuu no mazimena seikaku wo totemo sonkeisite imasu.
I really respect my best friend's serious personality.
私わたし　は　親友しにゅう　や　家族かぞく　に、　いつも　感謝かんしゃする　言葉ことば　を　伝つたえる　よう　に　して　います。watasi ha sinyuu ya kazoku ni, itumo kansyasuru kotoba wo tutaeru you ni site imasu.
I make a habit of always expressing words of gratitude to my best friend and my family.

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