Usages of gussuri
昨夜 は ぐっすり 眠れた ので、 今朝 は 気分 が よかった。sakuya ha gussuri reta node, kesa ha kibun ga yokatta.
I slept soundly last night, so I felt good this morning.
窓 を 少し 開けて 寝たら、 風通し が よくて ぐっすり 眠れました。mado wo sukosi akete netara, kazatoosi ga yokute gussuri nemuremasita.
When I slept with the window slightly open, the airflow was good and I slept soundly.
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