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kyuuna byouki de nyuuinshimashita.

急きゅうな　病びょう気き　で　入にゅう院いんしました。kyuuna byouki de nyuuinshimashita.
I was hospitalized due to a sudden illness.
From Lesson 364:Expressing suddenness using 急に (kyuu ni)·Japanese
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kyuukyuu ga aru node kaerimasu.kyuu no toki ni wa, hayasa ga taisetsu desu.kyuukyuuna shigoto ga haitta.kyuu nikodomo ga kyuu ni nyuuinshimashita.kyuu ni isogashiku narimashita.
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