Usages of midoku
先生 から の メール が まだ 未読 の まま だった ので、 すぐ 読みました。sensei kara no meeru ga mada midoku no mama datta node, sugu yomimasita.
The email from the teacher was still unread, so I read it right away.
グループ に 未読 の メッセージ が たくさん たまって いて、 読むの に 時間 が かかった。guruupu ni midoku no messeezi ga takusan tamatte ite, yomuno ni zikan ga kakatta.
There were a lot of unread messages piled up in the group, so it took time to read them.
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