Usages of manindensya
彼女 は 毎朝 満員電車 で 通勤する ので、 会社 に 着く 前 に 少し 疲れて しまう。kanozyo ha maiasa manindensya de tuukinsuru node, kaisya ni tuku mae ni sukosi tukarete simau.
Because she commutes on a packed train every morning, she gets a little tired before arriving at work.
私 の 妹 は 電車 で 通学して います が、 月曜 の 朝 の 満員電車 は 特に 苦手 です。watasi no imouto ha densya de tuugakusite imasu ga, getuyou no asa no manindensya ha tokuni nigate desu.
My younger sister goes to school by train, but she especially dislikes the packed trains on Monday mornings.
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