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hyouzyou

表情ひょうじょうhyouzyou
expression
FromLesson 33inHardcore Japanese
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Usages of hyouzyou

彼かれ　の　表情ひょうじょう　を　見みて　いる　と、　何なに　も　言いわなくて　も　気分きぶん　が　よく　分わかって　きます。kare no hyouzyou wo mite iru to, nani mo iwanakute mo kibun ga yoku wakatte kimasu.
When I watch his expression, I come to understand his mood well even without him saying anything.
子供こども　の　表情ひょうじょう　を　見みて、　母はは　は　安心あんしんしました。kodomo no hyouzyou wo mite, haha ha ansinsimasita.
The mother felt relieved when she saw the child's expression.
女優じょゆうたち　の　表情ひょうじょう　を　見みて、　私わたし　も　元気げんき　に　なりました。zyoyuutati no hyouzyou wo mite, watasi mo genki ni narimasita.
Seeing the actresses' expressions, I also felt better.

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