Usages of sameru
コーヒー が 冷める 前 に、 メール の 返事 を 書いて しまう。koohii ga sameru mae ni, meeru no henzi wo kaite simau.
Before the coffee gets cold, I quickly write my email reply.
スープ が 少し 冷めて から、 牛乳 を 混ぜる と 飲みやすく なる。suupu ga sukosi samete kara, gyuunyuu wo mazeru to nomiyasuku naru.
If you mix in milk after the soup cools a little, it becomes easier to drink.
フタ を 開けた まま で は、 みそ汁 が すぐ 冷める から、 先 に 茶碗 を 用意して。huta wo aketa mama de ha, misosiru ga sugu sameru kara, saki ni tyawan wo youisite.
If you leave the lid open, the miso soup gets cold quickly, so get the bowls ready first.
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