Usages of yasumukoto ni suru
朝 から 鼻声 だった し、 肩 に 湿布 も 貼って いた ので、 今日 は 家 で 休むこと に しました。asa kara hanagoe datta si, kata ni sippu mo hatte ita node, kyou ha ie de yasumukoto ni simasita.
I had a nasal voice since morning and was also wearing a patch on my shoulder, so I decided to rest at home today.
今日 は 体 が だるい ので、 午後 は 家 で 休むこと に します。kyou ha karada ga darui node, gogo ha ie de yasumukoto ni simasu.
Because I feel sluggish today, I’ve decided to rest at home this afternoon.
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