Usages of hirunesuru
母 は いつも より 早く 私 を 起こした が、 私 は また 少し 昼寝して しまった。haha ha itumo yori hayaku watasi wo okosita ga, watasi ha mata sukosi hirunesite simatta.
My mother woke me up earlier than usual, but I ended up taking a little nap again.
眠い ので、 昼休み に 少し 昼寝しますnemui node, hiruyasumi ni sukosi hirunesimasu
Because I am sleepy, I take a short nap during the lunch break.
この ソファ は 楽 です から、 ここ で 昼寝します。kono sofa ha raku desu kara, koko de hirunesimasu.
This sofa is comfortable, so I take a nap here.
畳 の 部屋 は 風通し も いいし、 昼寝しやすい。tatami no heya ha kazatoosi mo iisi, hirunesiyasui.
A tatami room has good airflow, and it is easy to take a nap there.
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