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Usages of bouenkyou
子供 の うち に 宇宙 の 本 を 読んだり、 望遠鏡 で 星 を 見たり する と、 天文学 に 興味 を 持つ 人 が 多い そう です。kodomo no uti ni utyuu no hon wo yondari, bouenkyou de hosi wo mitari suru to, tenmongaku ni kyoumi wo motu hito ga ooi sou desu.
They say that if you read books about space and look at stars with a telescope while you’re still a child, many people become interested in astronomy.
科学者 の インタビュー を 読んだら、 小学生 の とき に 父親 から 望遠鏡 を プレゼントされて 宇宙 に 夢中 に なった と 書いて ありました。kagakusya no intabyuu wo yondara, syougakusei no toki ni titioya kara bouenkyou wo purezentosarete utyuu ni mutyuu ni natta to kaite arimasita.
When I read an interview with a scientist, it said that when he was in elementary school his father gave him a telescope, and he became crazy about space.
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