Usages of kiduku
兄 は 洗面所 に 石けん が ないこと に 気づいて、 帰り に 買って きて くれた。ani ha senmenzyo ni sekken ga naikoto ni kiduite, kaeri ni katte kite kureta.
My older brother noticed that there was no soap in the washroom and bought some on his way home.
駅 で 財布 を 忘れたこと に 気づきました。eki de saihu wo wasuretakoto ni kidukimasita.
I noticed at the station that I had forgotten my wallet.
姉 は 救急箱 の 中 の 消毒液 が 少ないこと に 気づきました。ane ha kyuukyuubako no naka no syoudokueki ga sukunaikoto ni kidukimasita.
My older sister noticed that there wasn’t much disinfectant left in the first-aid kit.
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