Usages of wazawaza
友達 は わざわざ 駅 まで 迎え に 来て くれて、 せっかく だから 一緒 に 晩ご飯 を 食べよう と 言った。tomodati ha wazawaza eki made mukae ni kite kurete, sekkaku dakara issyo ni bangohan wo tabeyou to itta.
My friend went out of her way to come pick me up at the station, and said, “Since you’re here anyway, let’s eat dinner together.”
母 は わざわざ 重い 荷物 を 持って 来て くれなくて も よかった のに、 笑顔 で 手伝って くれた。haha ha wazawaza omoi nimotu wo motte kite kurenakute mo yokatta noni, egao de tetudatte kureta.
My mother didn’t have to go out of her way to bring the heavy luggage, but she helped me with a smile.
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