og

I buy bread and milk.

The window is big and clean.

The library is open and warm.

The mountain is high and the library is under it.

The teacher closed the door and the lesson began.

I have a sister and a brother.

He goes into the room and closes the door.

The chair is soft and comfortable.

Your notes are clear and help me learn.

The road is long and straight.

This garment is soft and warm.

The garden is big and green.

I buy a cake and a glass of milk.

The package contains a letter and a map of the city.

I read the letter and look at the map in the garden.

She is eating cake and listening to the sounds.

We need a plane ticket and a passport to fly.

The beach is more beautiful in silence and sun.

The clouds disappear when sun and silence meet.

The button is big and yellow.

I turn on the lamp and turn it off when I go to sleep.

The winter is long and cold.

Shall we meet her at noon and speak quietly?

Let’s both go now and reserve a table.

I stop waiting and call her.

The home is clean and warm.

We offer you water and cake.

I drink both water and milk.

I have a headache and I need medicine.

He washes himself and sees himself in a mirror.

Turn left at the bank and then keep to the right.

She prepares the meeting in advance and keeps her promise.

He gave a promise in the conversation and kept it.

The charger is in the car and the battery is empty too.

He writes the letter himself and sends it after a few minutes.

They cannot find their key and need to wait in the car.

The boss comes into the bank soon and goes to the right.

I keep coins and a bank card in the wallet.

The night is long and cold.

I visit my grandmother on Sunday and grandpa tells a good story.

She clicks "Print" and prints two pages on the printer.

Click "Print" and read the page.

The bakery sells cheese, ham, and tomatoes.

I write the phone number and the ID number on the reservation.

I make a reservation online and get a confirmation immediately.

She registers with an ID number and a phone number.

I sit between the window and the door.

I put the computer and the notebook into the bag.

Her hair is long and thick.

His eyes are green and beautiful.

She opens her mouth and laughs loudly.

He tells a joke and everyone laughs loudly.

The island is green and the sea by it is deep.

During the break we drink water and laugh together.

The girl dances with her (own) uncle and her (own) aunt.

The boy is curious and asks about the island.

The blanket on the bed is thick and warm.

The child sits on the floor and reads a book.

The birds sit in the tree and sing in the mornings.

We sit on the grass and talk together.

The refrigerator is full of vegetables and milk.

I have new shoes and new socks.

Her sweater is green and very warm.

I put on a sweater and a jacket when autumn begins.

Autumn in the forest is longer and calmer than the spring.

The child sits at the desk and draws a toy.

The computer and the textbook are on the desk.

The stairs in the house are narrow and long.

In the evenings I relax on the sofa and listen to music.

I hate bad food and I hate cold soup.

She hates it when the coffee is cold and old.

I wash my face and my nose before I go to sleep.

She sits on the floor and her back is no longer tired.

The house where my grandmother lives is quiet and old.

The friend advises him to shout less and listen more.

After a few weeks she feels even safer and sees even more progress.

On weekdays everyone wakes up early and is still very tired on the bus.

Her hobbies are reading books and dancing.

Our instructor in the online course speaks slowly and clearly.

In the diary she writes about the weather and her feelings.

After meditation she feels free and calm all day.

Her (female) friend helps her when she is bored and she is lonely.

I often think about my life and the future.

Her health is good and she is very healthy despite stress.

Sports help me with my health and give me energy.

They organize time together to make their relationship stronger and to trust each other.

A good relationship means that we plan weekends and days off together.

He meets his girlfriend and she meets her boyfriend after work.

Sometimes boyfriends and girlfriends go to the cinema together in the evenings.

In a good wedding there is much joy and little sorrow.

I want to improve my health and my energy by walking more and sleeping better.

The son is young and the daughter is also young.

Sometimes she sits silent in the group and just listens.

She is looking for a new job and reads advertisements online.

They became married ten years ago and their wedding day is still special.

She moved to the countryside this summer and is very happy there.

The farmer has three horses and works all day on the farm.

The farmer's son loves the horses and plays with them every day.

We often talk about different seasons and how the weather changes.

They love to travel together and explore new countries.

The pollution in the city is sometimes great and has an effect on the environment.

In the countryside there is little pollution and the environment is greener and quieter.

Stable housing and stable work help the family to be calm.

The rural museum shows how farmers and horses worked together in earlier times.

The housing here is quiet and warm.

He puts on a hat and gloves before he goes out into the rain.

Her hat is pink and the gloves are brown.

She fries fish in a pan and stirs the sauce in a small pot.

In the shopping mall she buys a pink scarf and brown pants.

Guitar and piano are two musical instruments that she is learning to play.

The scarf is soft and warm.

The shopping mall is big and full of people on Saturdays.

I buy fruit: apples, bananas, and oranges.

On Wednesday I was cooking potatoes and onion in the kitchen.

On Wednesdays we meet in her kitchen and cook together.

The service at the bakery is good, and the customers are happy.

If you’re about to cook, then I can bring salt and pepper.

I mix a little salt and pepper into the sauce.

I am going to vacuum the floor and the rug in the living room after work.

In the shop she takes a shopping basket, and I carry the shopping basket when it gets heavy.

The microwave beeps when the food is ready, and then we eat immediately.

After the meal I brush my teeth with a toothbrush and toothpaste.

The towel hangs on the chair, and the soap is in a small cabinet in the bathroom.

How about meeting earlier tomorrow and going to the store together?

I write my address and postal code on the form.

The employee asks me to hand over the item and the receipt at the service desk.

I go through all the emails and find an old receipt.

My coworker comes immediately and helps me.

My keychain is red, and she finds it right away.

We watch a short video about Icelandic and repeat the sentences together.

Tomorrow she takes the broken lamp to a workshop and asks for a repair.

The employee answers the inquiry soon and says that the application is being processed.

There is a power outage again tonight, but we at least find a candle and matches.

She of course says yes, and that’s why she always takes the flashlight with her.

The host offers everyone coffee, tea, water, and apple juice, and we make a toast when the birthday person arrives.

We decorate the living room with balloons and candles.

The balloons are red and yellow, and the child wants to hold one balloon.

The scent is good and not too strong.

She has a cold and a cough, so she isn’t coming to the party.

The birthday person blows out the candles and laughs loudly.

I wipe the dust off the table with the dishcloth and then put it in the sink.

When the dishcloth dries, it becomes stiff and uncomfortable.

I rinse the dishcloth and hang it up so it dries.

After dinner I rinse the dishes and use a sponge to get the grease off.

Tomorrow we take glass and plastic for recycling.

I put the glass in one box and the plastic in another.

The window won’t open because it is stuck, and I need to push carefully.

If I work late, I put the kitchen in order late and then go straight to sleep.

I take a shower and then brush my teeth.

Today I go to the storage room and take two cardboard boxes.

She takes a small tool out of a cardboard box and says that I may use it.

We hang a picture on the wall with a hammer and two nails.

She finds the screw right away, and I screw it back in.

I sweep first, and then I mop the floor with hot water.

I could come after work and help you carry the cardboard boxes up the stairs.

I make a sandwich with cheese, cucumber, and bell pepper for lunch.

She cuts carrot and cucumber finely and puts them in a small bowl.

We take cookies with us and share them during the break.

She eats carrot with dinner and then asks for a cookie with the tea.

I am not writing this with a pen today; I use a pencil and an eraser.

My keyboard is new, but the mouse is old and sometimes works badly.

I write the meeting in my calendar and also set a reminder in the phone.

She packs a rain jacket and rain boots because the forecast is bad.

The child walks in the rain in its new rain boots and laughs loudly.

He shares the video with his sister, and then she shares it with her female friend.

It is easier to learn when we share notes and help each other.

Before we go home we say goodbye to the teacher, and he smiles at us.

I put water in the kettle and take a spoon out of the drawer.

She finds the thermometer in the bathroom and measures her temperature.

I take painkillers and drink hot tea, since my sore throat is worse tonight.

I do not talk much today, because I am hoarse and need to rest.

I cut the paper with scissors and then fasten it with tape.

We put a new rug in the hallway and hang the jackets on the hook.

I need detergent, and I still have to buy it on the way home.

The remote control is not on the table; it is probably between the sofa and the rug.

She finally finds the remote control under the sofa and turns on the television.

We park the car at the gas station and buy coffee before we continue driving.

After the roundabout you turn right, and the school is then on the left.

Tomorrow she still has to check the mailbox and pick up a package before she goes to work.

The bank is on the left and the pharmacy is on the right.

We go in through the entrance and find the exit later.

The new neighbor is very friendly and always polite.

He is usually polite, but today he is tired and a little rude.

On Thursday we go in through the entrance, out through the exit, and then straight home.

She praised her daughter for a clear answer, and the praise made her very happy.

They started arguing in the kitchen, and the argument lasted longer than I expected.

My female friend always supports me, and her support helps me stay calm.

The teacher encouraged her to continue, and that encouragement helped her in the exam.

Grandma hugged me at the door, and that hug calmed me immediately.

She was honest with her coworker, and the honesty made the conversation easier.

I misunderstood her message, and the misunderstanding made the evening more difficult.

We must respect her time, and respect matters just as much as politeness.

The children learn fairness when they share the cake and wait calmly for their turn.

After the argument she went out for a short walk and then came home calmer.

We finally made up after a long day and ate dinner together.

I was going to apply for the job, and she encouraged me to do it when I was not completely sure.

Honesty and patience helped them make the relationship stronger.

She is standing by the window and looking outside.

Those who want to improve their pronunciation practice slowly and listen well.

She writes new vocabulary in her notebook and also writes whether the word is in the singular or the plural.

The teacher writes a comment on the second paragraph and adds a correction.

We start with a short text and then go step by step through a longer chapter.

At the end of the lesson the teacher gives us information about the next text and new vocabulary.

If the heading is interesting, I read the whole text and then write a short translation.

My vocabulary becomes larger when I read a lot and look up words in a dictionary.

We sit for a little while and talk together.

She finds a black belt in the closet and says that it matches better.

I cannot find my glasses and therefore cannot read the text well.

She takes the glasses off the table and gives them to me.

In the mornings I often eat oatmeal with milk and blueberries.

The child eats cereal and drinks milk before it goes to school.

I cut a pear finely and put it in the oatmeal.

On the table there are grapes and a pear, but the pear is not as sweet as the grapes.

She puts some grapes and one slice of bread on her plate.

After a long day my shoulder is tired and my knee hurts.

We have been copying old documents and pasting the text into a new document.

I copy the address from the email and paste it into the order.

There is a leak under the sink, and the water is now going onto the floor.

After the plumber leaves, I am going to reply to the email and send the résumé.

I take the keys out of the pocket and open the door.

She also takes a backpack with her, because her water bottle is big and the packed lunch is heavy.

Below the rock there is green moss, and the valley opens slowly in front of us.

She sits on a rock and looks over the valley where the moss is still wet.

The view from the mountain is so beautiful that we sit down for a little while and take pictures.

When the tent is ready, I put my sleeping bag inside and put the book next to it.

We are going to stay one night at the campground and go home on Sunday.

The moss is soft, and the child says that it is like a blanket.

We take a short break and eat the packed lunch while we look at the view.

She puts the water bottle on the rock and then looks for her other hiking boot.

I would go with her again, even if we had to carry two backpacks and more water bottles.

I will be glad when I am home and this week is over.

He looked confused at the screen and could not find which tab he was supposed to open.

She is very organized and responsible, so she always gives priority to what is most important.

We finally found a solution when the plumber came and saved the bathroom from a worse leak.

Good communication and more understanding make work much easier.

We continued after a short interruption and finished all the points that we needed to discuss.

We fry mushrooms and garlic in oil before we add the chicken.

I empty a small can of tomatoes onto the pizza and then add flour to the dough.

They take hot dogs and soda with them out into the garden when the weather is good.

The child gets cookies and a little soda after dinner if it has been playing outside all day.

She carries cups and plates on a big tray into the living room.

If I had more time, I would bake a small pizza with mushrooms and garlic tonight.

Although she has little appetite, she still eats a little pasta and drinks water.

When the guests come, I put the cookies on a tray and pour the soda into glasses.

We clear the kitchen table together after the meal, so that it will be easier to bake with flour and oil tomorrow.

I empty the glass and fill it with water.

In January and February it is often coldest, so we stay at home more.

In March and April we go outside more often, even when there is a little rain.

In March she wants not only to read more, but also to meet friends more often, and in April she starts biking again.

In May and June the air becomes warmer and the evenings brighter.

In May not only is the garden greener, but it is also easier to sit outside, and in June we sometimes eat dinner on the balcony.

In July and August the city is often quieter because many people are on vacation.

In September and October the days get shorter, so I turn on the lamp earlier.

In September she starts a new course, and in October she needs not only to read a lot, but also to write more notes.

In November and December I want to drink more hot tea and be at home more.

I put the letter in an envelope and stick the stamp in the top corner.

She checks again whether the recipient’s address is correct and whether the sender’s phone number is on the package.

The mailman comes early today and puts the shipment by the door.

I speak with the mailman for a little while and ask when the shipment will arrive.

In September and October she checks her calendar every evening so that she does not miss any meeting.

In May and June I often dream about a trip, even when I have a lot to do.

The nurse examines my arm and asks whether I am in pain.

The nurse touches the patient’s forehead and asks him to wait for a little while.

I put the phone on the nightstand and put on my slippers.

In the winter I sleep under a thick duvet and in warm pajamas.

After a long shift she just wants to go home and rest.

In the evenings I put on my pajamas and read a book in bed.

We each got a bucket and started cleaning the balcony.

We each took a chair out onto the balcony and sat there in the sun.

I cannot find my sunglasses, and because of that I probably look more tired than I am.

I forgot the sunscreen at home and my skin turned red at the beach.

I sometimes go home from work in sandals and sunglasses when the weather is hot.

She is very precise when she fills out forms and reads contracts.

In winter she wears a hat and gloves.

I sometimes mix up left and right.

She cannot find her lipstick and therefore looks at herself in the mirror longer in the bathroom.

He looks at himself briefly in the window and adjusts his shirt.

We did not wait standing in the hallway; we were sitting on the chairs and spoke quietly.

She came laughing into the living room and said that everything was ready.

She looks at herself in the mirror and fixes her hair.

She answers briefly and then goes home.

The teacher says that “hundur” is a noun and that “hlaupa” is a verb.

The teacher says that good punctuation matters, and she shows us where the comma should be.

“Byrja” and “hefja” are synonyms, but “heitur” and “kaldur” are antonyms.

I put the comma in the right place and a period at the end of the sentence.

Today we learned new synonyms and antonyms, and the teacher wrote them in quotation marks on the board.

She asks me to underline the most important words and then read the text again.

“Big” and “small” are antonyms.

I put the notebook on the table and write in it.

Come here for a moment and look at this.

She took the book from there and put it on the table.

I left my phone upstairs and had to run up again.

I am just going to pop over to the store and come right back.

She writes everything on her task list and finishes two items before noon.

After the landing we went through customs and picked up the luggage.

The lecturer speaks slowly and clearly.

She sent me a link to a podcast about Icelandic, and we listened to the first episode together last night.

If the subtitles disappear, she needs to change the setting in the app, and sometimes she also needs to check the microphone.

I am wearing new jeans and a white T-shirt today, because it is warm outside.

She bought a hoodie and jeans in the shopping mall, but the T-shirt was too expensive.

I should have brought a raincoat with me, but instead I just went into the fitting room and bought another jacket.

She bought shampoo and toilet paper, but forgot the dental floss again.

After the meeting she wrote short meeting minutes and sent them to everyone in the group.

I should have checked the subtitles and the microphone before I started the movie.

We should have bought toilet paper and shampoo earlier, because the store closed before we arrived.

If we sort the trash better now, we can reuse more later and save money.

She says that a short walk and hot coffee help her when she is sleepy and needs to stretch.

After a shower she washes her hands in the sink and fills the bathtub with hot water for her daughter.

He uses a razor in the mornings, but she uses the razor in the evenings and wants more foam.

We canceled the walk, but the phone meeting still went well and did not take a long time.

I write a short memo after the meeting and put the information into a spreadsheet.

She listened to her answering machine on the bus and heard that new messages had also arrived in the voicemail box.

When the sky is dark and the moon is full, we sometimes go out onto the balcony and speak quietly.

She said that the night was cloudless and that the first star was brighter than she had expected.

If the razor does not work, she has to wash the foam off herself in the sink and try again later.

She was still sleepy and yawned when I woke her, but after a hot shower she started to stretch and smile.

He asked whether we should cancel the trip, but she looked at the sky and said that a cloudless evening like this did not come often.

We put the leftovers into a container and keep them in the refrigerator.

She puts the cookies on the baking tray and heats the oven.

The fire extinguisher is under the sink and the smoke detector is on the ceiling above the door.

I put lip balm in my pocket when the weather is cold and dry.

She wiped her nose with a handkerchief and then found the lip balm in her bag.

I rinsed the strainer and then started kneading the dough again.

I put a clean diaper and a new pacifier in the bag.

The child sleeps better when the teddy bear and the doll are in the bed.

We put the blocks and the coloring book on the table after breakfast.

She sits on the swing first and then goes on the slide.

I dress her in a rain suit and mittens before she goes outside.

I put a bib on her and fill the baby bottle with milk.

I dress myself first and then dress my daughter.

In the evenings I rock her for a little while, and then she falls asleep quickly.

The child found a big shell by the pier and wanted to take it home.

The coach arrived early and put the balls on the floor.

My daughter is a good player and always talks to her teammates.

The referee blew the whistle and the competition started immediately.

She kicked the ball hard and scored the first goal.

The goal was being repaired, and because of that the referee had to wait.

It has not been long since we started going out more often on weekends, and now we both want to sail and watch football.

Her daughter sits in the back seat and sings on the way to school.

She wipes the windshield and then adjusts the mirror before taking the steering wheel again.

She adds one quotation to the introduction and another in the middle.

She puts a clean pillowcase on the chair and puts the duvet cover on the duvet.

She put the hair clip in the bag and then bought a new hair dryer at the shop on the corner.

She is going to have her hair trimmed and dyed a little before the wedding.

After the eye test she went straight to the pharmacy, and the pharmacist answered her questions again.

Before the weekend begins, I want to have my hair cut, have the lock fixed, and have the hem shortened.

In the mornings I spread two slices of bread and then toast them.

The recipe says that we need two tablespoons of oil and half a teaspoon of salt.

She took a large tablespoon and stirred the sauce while the sauce was boiling.

I put the shirt on the ironing board and heat the iron.

The ironing board stands in the corner, and the apron hangs on the hanger.

They look over the copy together and then send the copy to the teacher.

Yesterday there was sleet and strong wind, so we did not go farther than out to the store.

If the sleet starts again and the showers get heavier, I take the bus home.

They looked at each other and laughed when the cap fell off the bottle.

I hang the shirt on the hanger and put it in the closet.

She uses gardening gloves when she pulls weeds and holds a shovel.

On this bush there are new leaves and new branches.

The seeds sprout faster when the weather is warm and the soil is not too wet.

We put small plants in the wheelbarrow and carry them to the new flowerbed.

I take one shovelful of soil and put it carefully around the roots.

In this word there are two vowels and three consonants.

We use a conjunction to connect a main clause and a subordinate clause.

The teacher gets us to write the same verb first in the present tense and then again in the future tense.

A good inflection table makes me understand the dative and genitive better.

The teacher asks us to find the correct word form in the recording and write it down.

I write a short comment with a colon: “Check this main clause,” and then put the subordinate clause in parentheses.

It is a natural question, and the answer is not strange when one understands the text.

Water is necessary in this kind of heat, and it would be unnecessary to wait too long to drink.

This plan suits us better now, and it might even become permanent later.

After the withdrawal she went back inside and made a small deposit.

In the statement I see two installments and one deposit from last month.

I was anxious about the meeting and began to hesitate when the teacher asked me.

She is brave and does not hesitate to speak Icelandic with others.

Although she is still anxious, she tries to be brave and answer clearly.

I have thirteen new messages on the phone and fourteen emails that I still have to read.

Today we waited fifteen minutes for the bus and then walked sixteen minutes home.

Nineteen pictures are in my folder, and twenty others are on the USB drive.

The ferry leaves in fifteen minutes, and the trip takes about sixteen minutes today.

We ate a small starter first and then shared the main course together.

We met at eighteen hundred and went home at nineteen hundred.

The singer in the band sings clearly and also speaks beautifully to the audience.

The hall is bigger than I thought, and the seats are comfortable.

In the evening a thunderstorm began, and we saw lightning over the houses.

After a warning on the phone, we were shown the shelter next to the building, and we waited there calmly.

When the thunderstorm was very bad, we heard thunder and saw people run into the shelter.

When it is calm and only cloudy, I like it best to walk home after a concert.

I often listen to this song on the way to work, and I want to hear it on the stage.

In the evening a thunderstorm begins, and we see lightning above the houses.

As soon as we get home, I write a short note about the song and the rainbow in my diary.

She holds the rope and smiles.

Turn to the right and look at me.

After the game of hide-and-seek she turns around and whispers to me that she wants to go home.

She turns around slowly and smiles.

The housing association meets in the lobby at seven o’clock, and the meeting takes about forty minutes.

Since the new garbage bin arrived, it is easier to sort plastic and paper.

We pay eighty thousand in rent and twenty thousand for heating per month.

If the caretaker came earlier in the mornings, the lobby would become warmer and cleaner.

Today I bought broccoli and cauliflower at the shop on the corner.

She chops the broccoli finely and puts the cauliflower into a big pot.

We also buy spinach and beans because we want to cook a light dinner.

There are two avocados and one lemon on the table.

I peel the avocado carefully and she squeezes the lemon over it.

For dessert we buy raspberries and pineapple.

I put celery and cabbage into the bowl.

We put nuts and raisins on top of the oatmeal.

I put a little cinnamon and ginger into the tea.

I liked the tea better when I put cinnamon and ginger in it.

We are going to make salad again tomorrow if we still have avocado, beans, and fresh herbs.

She throws the ball to her friend, and the girl catches it easily.

Hide-and-seek is her favorite game, and the child always wants to hide the teddy bear too.

The climbing frame is new, and the little girl climbs up on it again after noon.

The rope is too short for this kind of game, but she still holds it and smiles.

Since we moved here, we know more residents in the building, and an older resident on the floor above us walks down the stairwell every morning.

I put the plastic in the garbage bin and keep the old box in the storage locker.

The caretaker comes and opens the mail slot when it is stuck.

My daughter is growing fast and needs new clothes.

After a long workday, I just want to go home and sleep.

My handbag is heavy today because I have a book and a computer with me.

I put salad and bread in my lunch box.

She is very diligent at work and often finishes her tasks earlier than I do.

I am satisfied when everything is finished and the apartment is clean.

She is determined and hardworking, so she keeps going when something is difficult.

The needle is small, and the thread is so dark that I can hardly see it.

She threaded the thread into the needle and then began to sew calmly.

The yarn is green and soft, so the sweater will be warm and beautiful.

She fixes the tear first and then sews another seam over it.

I bought white paint and a new brush at the shop on the corner.

We use the roller when we want to paint faster and better.

She was willing to wait while I pumped the tire and checked the chain.

She is hardworking and finishes the project on time.

The rent amount, payment date, and payment arrangement are clear.

The security deposit and notice period are written in the agreement for the rental property.

We check the condition and wear after the notice of termination.

We renew the agreement with an addendum and extend the rental period.

The validity period and the provision are in the rental terms.

Bye, and thanks for today.

The humor and suspense are brilliant.

The main and supporting characters are good; so is the characterization.

The recommendation and criticism came after the premiere.

The actor and director are discussing the performance.

Renewal extends the library loan and loan period.

I use the database access and open the e-book.

The corrective-action plan, risk assessment, and inspection are registered; confidentiality and authorization are important.

Prevention and occupational health and safety will prevent more workplace accidents.

The witness is obliged to explain the cause and the consequence.

After the draw, we deal the playing cards clockwise and look at the reverse side.

We grow leeks and turnips.

With the gardening tools, we put fertilizer around the pumpkins, parsley, and chives.

Cultivation and composting improve the growing conditions.

The policyholder reads the rejection and checks the entitlement and the deductible.

After the purchase, the seller counts the loose change and packs the merchandise.

In addition to examining the painting, the buyer examines the pottery and the price tag.

In addition to haggling, we examine the antiques and the merchandise.

The puppy gets a collar and a leash at the animal shelter and goes to the permanent home.

After paying the dog-keeping fee, the keeper uses the off-leash area and checks the liability insurance.

On departure day, we check the septic tank after the water outage and close the summer cottage.

We finish the final cleaning and close the rubbish container.

Read the house rules and the guestbook rather than guess.

We check the tire tread and the exhaust emissions before the car goes to the reinspection.

The vehicle inspector writes the defect and the driving ban on the inspection certificate.

The indicator light and the lighting equipment work.

The braking system and the brake light work.

The vehicle inspector reads the registration number before he checks the windshield wiper and the braking system.

The car passes the periodic inspection, and the driver receives the inspection sticker.

Home nursing and home support come when the family doctor asks for them.

Home physiotherapy, adult day care, and the support service help the care recipient.