Usages of fuzaihyou
留守 の とき に 来た 宅配便 の 不在票 を 見て、 「受け取る 時間 を メモして おけば よかった」 と 少し 後悔しました。rusu no toki ni kita takuhaibin no fuzaihyou o mite, 「uketoru jikan o memoshite okeba yokatta」 to sukoshi koukaishimashita.
Seeing the missed-delivery slip that came while I was away, I regretted a little, thinking, “I should have written down the time I could receive it.”
不在票 を 見て、 宅配便 の 会社 に 電話 を しました。fuzaihyou o mite, takuhaibin no kaisha ni denwa o shimashita.
I saw the missed-delivery slip and called the courier company.
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