Usages of hakike
吐き気 が ある とき は、 無理 に 食べること は ない。hakike ga aru toki ha, muri ni taberukoto ha nai.
When you feel nauseous, there is no need to force yourself to eat.
バス の 中 で 本 を 読む と、 吐き気 が すること が あります。basu no naka de hon wo yomu to, hakike ga surukoto ga arimasu.
When I read a book on the bus, I sometimes feel nauseous.
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