Usages of injusto
Me parece injusto cuando un profesor grita en lugar de explicar con calma.
It seems unfair to me when a teacher yells instead of explaining calmly.
Me pongo tenso cuando un compañero dice que es injusto compartir el trabajo en equipo.
I get tense when a classmate says it is unfair to share the group work.
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