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hutaeki

二駅ふたえきhutaeki
two stations
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Usages of hutaeki

本ほん　を　読よんで　いたら　二駅にえき　も　乗のり過すごして、　知しらない　改札口かいさつぐち　から　出でて　しまいました。hon wo yonde itara nieki mo norisugosite, siranai kaisatuguti kara dete simaimasita.
While reading a book, I missed my stop by two stations and ended up going out through an unfamiliar ticket gate.
私わたし　の　家いえ　から　会社かいしゃ　まで　電車でんしゃ　で　二駅ふたえき　しか　ない　ので、　朝あさ　は　あまり　早はやく　出でなくて　も　大丈夫だいじょうぶ　です。watasi no ie kara kaisya made densya de hutaeki sika nai node, asa ha amari hayaku denakute mo daizyoubu desu.
It's only two stops by train from my house to the office, so I don't have to leave very early in the morning.
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