No. 4,253 in Japanese
來舎
"來舎" (らいしゃ) refers to "visiting a building or place."
In a sentence
昨日、來舎を訪れて感動しました。
Yesterday, I visited Raisha and was moved.
This usage presents 來舎 as a proper noun, likely referring to a specific place or establishment. The word is functioning as the subject of the sentence.
來舎での経験は私を成長させました。
The experience at Raisha helped me grow.
Here, 來舎 indicates the location where the experience occurred, demonstrating its usage as a place name or entity.
來舎のスタッフは親切です。
The staff at Raisha are kind.
In this example, 來舎 is used to describe an organization or building where staff are employed, emphasizing its role as a location or entity.
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