うちに帰ること
uchi ni kaeru kotoThe act of returning home while there is still time or opportunity to do so, often with the implication of avoiding trouble or taking advantage of a good moment.
うちに帰ることができてよかった
I'm glad I was able to go home while I still had the chance
遅くならないうちにうちに帰ること
Going home before it gets too late
This phrase emphasizes the importance of timing in returning home, often to avoid inconvenience or danger.
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💡Pro Tip
Timing is key
This phrase emphasizes the importance of returning home before something bad happens or before it becomes too late.
⚡Gold Rule
Context matters
This phrase is often used in situations where returning home early is beneficial or necessary.
📖Word Origin
Derived from the verb '帰る' (to return) combined with the particle 'に' (indicating direction) and the noun 'こと' (thing/act of). The phrase emphasizes the act of returning home while there is still time.
📝Usage Notes
This phrase is commonly used to express relief or satisfaction at having returned home before something bad happens or before it becomes too late. It can also imply avoiding trouble or taking advantage of a good opportunity to return home.