Usages of onryou
テレビ の リモコン が 見つからない ので、 音量 を 変えられません。terebi no rimokon ga mitukaranai node, onryou wo kaeraremasen.
I can’t find the TV remote control, so I can’t change the volume.
弟 は 音楽 の 音量 を 上げすぎた ので、 母 に リモコン を 取られました。otouto ha ongaku no onryou wo agesugita node, haha ni rimokon wo toraremasita.
My younger brother turned the music volume up too much, so my mother took the remote control away.
音量 を もう 少し 上げて ください。onryou wo mou sukosi agete kudasai.
Please turn up the volume a little more.
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