Leebo
at 2020-02-16 21:34:54 UTC
A quick google search turns up things like 用益権 / 用益物権 (the right to use and profit from). That's what I'm guessing the most common context is.
I can't imagine saying "What are the uses and benefits of ramune and pizza" personally.
Minkogyi
at 2020-02-18 03:01:25 UTC
””blablablaを食べて健康に関する”何かいいことがありますか”でいいじゃないかな－と私は思う ダイレクト考えるとりその文とかみ合う単語を使うことが一番ですからね
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用益 in a sentence?
does anyone know if its possible to use this in a sentence such as
"what are the health benefits of eating junk food?"
i was thinking something like
ラムネやピザを食べたり用益がありますか。
but i'm still unsure.. can anyone confirm??