Usages of kyuukou
今日 の ゼミ は 教授 の 都合 で 休講 に なった ので、 空いた 時間 に レポート の 添削 を して もらいました。kyou no zemi ha kyouzyu no tugou de kyuukou ni natta node, aita zikan ni repooto no tensaku wo site moraimasita.
Today’s seminar was canceled because of the professor’s schedule, so I had my report corrected during the free time.
風邪 で 早退した 友達 に 休講 の こと を メッセージ で 伝えました。kaze de soutaisita tomodati ni kyuukou no koto wo messeezi de tutaemasita.
I sent a message to my friend, who left early because of a cold, to tell her that class was canceled.
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