Usages of rusuden
留守電 を 聞いたら、 先生 から 「後 で 折り返して ください」 と 入って いました。rusuden wo kiitara, sensei kara 「ato de orikaesite kudasai」 to haitte imasita.
When I listened to my voicemail, there was a message from the teacher saying, “Please call me back later.”
彼女 は 留守電 に 名前 を 入れて おいた ので、 先生 は すぐ 折り返して くれました。kanozyo ha rusuden ni namae wo irete oita node, sensei ha sugu orikaesite kuremasita.
Because she left her name on the voicemail, the teacher called back right away.
電波 が 弱い とき は、 建物 の 外 に 出る と 留守電 も 聞きやすい です。denpa ga yowai toki ha, tatemono no soto ni deru to rusuden mo kikiyasui desu.
When the signal is weak, if you go outside the building, voicemail is easier to listen to.
母 から 留守電 が 入って いました。haha kara rusuden ga haitte imasita.
There was a voicemail from my mother.
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