Usages of yobou
医者 に は、 風邪 の 予防 の ため に、 手洗い と 深呼吸 を こまめ に する よう に 言われました。isha ni wa, kaze no yobou no tame ni, tearai to shinkokyuu o komame ni suru you ni iwaremashita.
The doctor told me to wash my hands and take deep breaths frequently to prevent colds.
緊張した とき に 深呼吸 を する と、 ストレス の 予防 に も なって 少し 落ち着きます。kinchoushita toki ni shinkokyuu o suru to, sutoresu no yobou ni mo natte sukoshi ochitsukimasu.
When I take a deep breath when I’m nervous, it helps prevent stress and calms me a little.
風邪 の 予防 の ため に、 毎日 手洗い を します。kaze no yobou no tame ni, mainichi tearai o shimasu.
I wash my hands every day to prevent colds.
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