Usages of hisasiburi ni
友達 と 久しぶり に 通話した あと、 来週 の 予定 を 手帳 に 書いた。tomodati to hisasiburi ni tuuwasita ato, raisyuu no yotei wo tetyou ni kaita.
After talking with my friend on the phone for the first time in a while, I wrote next week’s plans in my planner.
久しぶり に 友達 と 会ったら、 三年ぶり に 一緒 に 映画館 へ 行こう と 言われた。hisasiburi ni tomodati to attara, sannenburi ni issyo ni eigakan he ikou to iwareta.
When I met my friend for the first time in a while, she said we should go to the movie theater together for the first time in three years.
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