Usages of tokkyuu
京都 まで は 特急 で 行けば 早い です が、 終点 まで 乗り過ごさない よう に 気 を つけます。kyouto made ha tokkyuu de ikeba hayai desu ga, syuuten made norisugosanai you ni ki wo tukemasu.
If you take the limited express, it is quick to get to Kyoto, but I’m careful not to miss my stop and ride all the way to the last station.
彼女 は 特急 の 中 で 寝て しまって、 もう少し で 終点 まで 行く ところ でした。kanozyo ha tokkyuu no naka de nete simatte, mousukosi de syuuten made iku tokoro desita.
She fell asleep on the limited express and almost went all the way to the last stop.
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