夜よるの病院びょういんと赤あかい薬くすり






Featured Kanji
(わたし・シ)
I

Vocabulary

  • — night
  • — hospital
  • — red
  • — medicine
  • — yesterday
  • — I; me
  • — stomach; belly
  • — very
  • — painful; hurt
  • — to go
  • — lobby
  • — only; just
  • — a little
  • — lonely
  • — doctor
  • — warm
  • — tea
  • — to drink
  • — to say; to tell
  • — please (request)
  • — to give (to me/us)
  • — now
  • — already
  • — healthy; fine; energetic

Grammar / Notes

  • 〜てください (please do) attaches to the て-form of a verb to make a polite request or give a polite instruction. (“The doctor said, ‘Please drink warm tea.’”)
  • 〜だけ and counters after a noun or a counter means ‘only’. A counter such as , or gives a number of things and usually stands right before the verb. (“Because only I was in the hospital lobby, I was a little lonely.”)

English

The Hospital at Night and Red Medicine

Yesterday, my stomach hurt a lot.
Therefore, I went to the hospital at night.
Because only I was in the hospital lobby, I was a little lonely.
The doctor said, “Please drink warm tea.”
And then, he gave me some red medicine.
Because I took the medicine, I am already fine now.