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taityou

体調たいちょうtaityou
physical condition
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Usages of taityou

今日きょう　は　少すこし　体調たいちょう　が　悪わるい　ので、　午前中ごぜんちゅう　は　家いえ　で　休やすみます。kyou ha sukosi taityou ga warui node, gozentyuu ha ie de yasumimasu.
Because I’m not feeling very well today, I’ll rest at home this morning.
彼女かのじょ　は　体調たいちょう　が　戻もどったら、　来週らいしゅう　から　また　会社かいしゃ　に　行いく　つもり　です。kanozyo ha taityou ga modottara, raisyuu kara mata kaisya ni iku tumori desu.
When she feels better again, she plans to go back to work from next week.
体調たいちょう　が　まだ　戻もどって　いない　ので、　今日きょう　は　家いえ　で　休やすみます。taityou ga mada modotte inai node, kyou ha ie de yasumimasu.
My condition hasn’t recovered yet, so I will rest at home today.
体調たいちょう　が　まだ　戻もどって　いない　ので、　明日あした　は　母はは　に　家うち　に　来きて　もらうこと　に　しました。taityou ga mada modotte inai node, asita ha haha ni uti ni kite moraukoto ni simasita.
Because I still haven’t recovered, I decided to have my mother come to my house tomorrow.
今日きょう　は　体調たいちょう　が　悪わるい　から、　無理むり　に　走はしったら　だめ　だ　と　母はは　に　言いわれた。kyou ha taityou ga warui kara, muri ni hasittara dame da to haha ni iwareta.
Since I’m not feeling well today, my mother told me I must not force myself to run.
体調たいちょう　が　悪わるい　とき　は、　無理むり　に　会社かいしゃ　に　行いかなくて　も　よい　です。taityou ga warui toki ha, muri ni kaisya ni ikanakute mo yoi desu.
When you are not feeling well, there is no need to force yourself to go to work.
彼女かのじょ　は　体調たいちょう　が　悪わるい　とき、　無理むり　を　しないで　家族かぞく　に　頼たよること　に　して　いる。kanozyo ha taityou ga warui toki, muri wo sinaide kazoku ni tayorukoto ni site iru.
When she feels unwell, she makes it a rule to rely on her family instead of overdoing things.
体調たいちょう　が　少すこし　回復かいふくしたら、　一週間いっしゅうかんぶり　に　近ちかく　の　公園こうえん　を　散歩さんぽしたい。taityou ga sukosi kaihukusitara, issyuukanburi ni tikaku no kouen wo sanpositai.
When I feel a little better, I want to take a walk in the nearby park for the first time in a week.
今日きょう　は　体調たいちょう　が　悪わるい　ので、　会社かいしゃ　を　休やすみます。kyou ha taityou ga warui node, kaisya wo yasumimasu.
Because I am not feeling well today, I will take the day off from work.
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