Usages of senaka
昨日 は 長く 歩きすぎて、 ひざ と 背中 が 少し 痛く なりました。kinou ha nagaku arukisugite, hiza to senaka ga sukosi itaku narimasita.
Yesterday I walked too much, and my knees and back started to hurt a little.
背中 が 痛い ので、 今日 は 家 で 休みます。senaka ga itai node, kyou ha ie de yasumimasu.
My back hurts, so I will rest at home today.
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