Usages of suiyou
水曜 は 忙しい ので、 木曜 の 朝 に 先生 と 面談する。suiyou ha isogasii node, mokuyou no asa ni sensei to mendansuru.
Wednesday is busy, so I will meet the teacher on Thursday morning.
水曜 より 日曜 の ほう が 家族 と ゆっくり 話せる。suiyou yori nitiyou no hou ga kazoku to yukkuri hanaseru.
I can talk with my family more leisurely on Sunday than on Wednesday.
図書館 の 近く の カフェ は 水曜 が 定休日 らしい ので、 明日 は 別 の 店 に 行きます。tosyokan no tikaku no kafe ha suiyou ga teikyuubi rasii node, asita ha betu no mise ni ikimasu.
It seems the café near the library is regularly closed on Wednesdays, so I’ll go to a different place tomorrow.
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