Usages of zemi
ゼミ の 教授 は 厳しい けれど、 質問すれば いつも 丁寧 に 答えて くれる。zemi no kyouzyu ha kibisii keredo, situmonsureba itumo teinei ni kotaete kureru.
The professor in my seminar is strict, but if I ask questions, he always answers carefully.
この まま で は、 来週 の ゼミ の 準備 に 間に合わない ので、 今夜 も 少し 頑張る。kono mama de ha, raisyuu no zemi no zyunbi ni maniawanai node, konya mo sukosi ganbaru.
At this rate, I will not make it in time for next week’s seminar preparation, so I’ll work a little hard tonight too.
ゼミ の あと、 研究室 で 教授 に 質問 を しました。zemi no ato, kenkyuusitu de kyouzyu ni situmon wo simasita.
After the seminar, I asked the professor a question in the laboratory.
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