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yoru

寄よるyoru
to stop by
FromLesson 38inHardcore Japanese

Usages of yoru

会社かいしゃ　に　行いく　前まえ　に　支度したく　を　して、　駅えき　前まえ　の　コンビニ　に　寄よります。kaisya ni iku mae ni sitaku wo site, eki mae no konbini ni yorimasu.
Before going to work, I get ready and stop by the convenience store in front of the station.
図書館としょかん　に　寄よった　とき、　受付うけつけ　の　人ひと　に　日本語にほんご　で　話はなしかけました。tosyokan ni yotta toki, uketuke no hito ni nihongo de hanasikakemasita.
When I stopped by the library, I spoke to the receptionist in Japanese.
もし　サイズ　が　合あわなかったり、　色いろ　が　派手はですぎたり　したら、　店みせ　に　もう　一度いちど　寄よって、　店員てにん　に　丁寧ていねい　に　相談そうだんします。mosi saizu ga awanakattari, iro ga hadesugitari sitara, mise ni mou itido yotte, tenin ni teinei ni soudansimasu.
If the size doesn’t fit or the color is too flashy, I’ll stop by the shop once more and politely ask the clerk for advice.
仕事しごと　が　終おわったら、　図書館としょかん　に　寄よる　つもり　です。sigoto ga owattara, tosyokan ni yoru tumori desu.
After work is over, I plan to stop by the library.
午後ごご　に　時間じかん　が　できたら、　図書館としょかん　に　寄よります。gogo ni zikan ga dekitara, tosyokan ni yorimasu.
If I have time in the afternoon, I will stop by the library.
花見はなみ　の　あと　で　博物館はくぶつかん　に　も　寄よった　ので、　その　日ひ　は　一日中いちにちじゅう　よく　歩あるきました。hanami no ato de hakubutukan ni mo yotta node, sono hi ha itinitizyuu yoku arukimasita.
After cherry-blossom viewing, I also stopped by a museum, so I walked a lot that whole day.
駅えき　に　行いく　途中とちゅう　で　コンビニ　に　寄よります。eki ni iku totyuu de konbini ni yorimasu.
I stop by the convenience store on the way to the station.
母はは　を　駅えき　まで　見送みおくり　に　行いった　あと、　私わたし　は　そのまま　図書館としょかん　に　寄よりました。haha wo eki made miokuri ni itta ato, watasi ha sonomama tosyokan ni yorimasita.
After going to see my mother off at the station, I stopped by the library (right afterward).
仕事しごと　の　帰かえり　に　パン屋や　に　寄よって、　パン　を　買かいます。sigoto no kaeri ni panya ni yotte, pan wo kaimasu.
On my way home from work, I stop by the bakery and buy bread.
授業じゅぎょう　の　あと、　図書館としょかん　に　寄よって　復習ふくしゅうします。zyugyou no ato, tosyokan ni yotte hukusyuusimasu.
After class, I stop by the library and review.
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