Usages of tyotto
今日 は ちょっと 事情 が ある し、 早め に 帰りますkyou ha tyotto zizyou ga aru si, hayame ni kaerimasu
I have something going on today, so I’m going home early.
この シャツ は ちょっと 大きい ので、 別 の サイズ を 見せて ください。kono syatu ha tyotto ookii node, betu no saizu wo misete kudasai.
This shirt is a little big, so please show me another size.
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