Usages of noriokureru
今朝 は 寝坊して、 もう少し で 始発 に 乗り遅れる ところ だった。kesa ha nebousite, mousukosi de sihatu ni noriokureru tokoro datta.
This morning I overslept and almost missed the first train.
朝 寝坊する と、 電車 に 乗り遅れます。asa nebousuru to, densya ni noriokuremasu.
If I oversleep in the morning, I miss the train.
寝坊した せいで、 始発 に 乗り遅れました。nebousita seide, sihatu ni noriokuremasita.
Because I overslept, I missed the first train.
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