Usages of issyuukanburi ni
体調 が 少し 回復したら、 一週間ぶり に 近く の 公園 を 散歩したい。taityou ga sukosi kaihukusitara, issyuukanburi ni tikaku no kouen wo sanpositai.
When I feel a little better, I want to take a walk in the nearby park for the first time in a week.
一週間ぶり に 食欲 が 戻って、 今日 は 朝ご飯 を 全部 食べられた。issyuukanburi ni syokuyoku ga modotte, kyou ha asagohan wo zenbu taberareta.
My appetite came back for the first time in a week, and today I was able to eat all of my breakfast.
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