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We found 1 word, 31 partial word matches, and 4 examples matching 'つごうがわるい'
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expression, 'i' adjective
inconvenient; doesn't work for me; not a good time; unsuitable  (see also: 都合の悪い; opposite: 都合がいい)
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つ ご う 0 つ ご う 1
Most common form: 都合
adverb, noun
1. circumstances; condition; convenience
2. to arrange; to manage
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が わ 0
Most common form: 側
noun, suffix
1. side (of something, or taking someone's side); part
2. (watch) case
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る い 1
Most common form: 塁
noun
1. base; bag; sack  (baseball term)
2. fortress; stronghold
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すみません、その
ひ
日
は
すこ
少
し
つごう
都合
が
わる
悪
い
です。
I'm sorry, but that day doesn't work for me.
つごう
都合
が
わる
悪
い
ばあい
場合
は、
れんらく
連絡
してください
。
Please contact me if the time does not work for you.
やました
山下
「
みなみ
南
さん、あしたかあさって、カラオケに
い
行
かない
?」 /
みなみ
南
「あ、いいね。あしたは
つごう
都合
が
わる
悪
い
けど、あさってならだいじょうぶだよ。」 line from poem, haiku, dialogue etc.
"Ms. Minami, do you want to go to karaoke tomorrow or the day after?" "Oh, that sounds good. I'm not available tomorrow, but the day after is fine."
たと
例
えば
、「
い
行
きたい
んだけど、その
ひ
日
は
よてい
予定
があって……。」とか、「ごめん、その
ひ
日
はちょっと
つごう
都合
が
わる
悪
くて
……。」と
い
言
う
ひと
人
が
おお
多
い
ですね。
For example, many people would say, "I'd love to go, but I already have plans that day..." or "Sorry, I'm a bit busy that day..."
 
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