Usages of netuppoi
医者 は 熱っぽい なら、 今日 は 早め に 寝て ください と 言いました。isya ha netuppoi nara, kyou ha hayame ni nete kudasai to iimasita.
The doctor said, “If you feel feverish, please go to bed early today.”
彼女 は 朝 から 熱っぽい のに、 無理 に 仕事 へ 行こう と して いました。kanozyo ha asa kara netuppoi noni, muri ni sigoto he ikou to site imasita.
Even though she had felt feverish since morning, she was trying to force herself to go to work.
熱っぽい ので、 今日 は 仕事 の 帰り に 内科 へ 行きます。netuppoi node, kyou ha sigoto no kaeri ni naika he ikimasu.
Because I feel feverish, I will go to the internal medicine clinic on my way home from work today.
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