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yasui

安やすいyasui
cheap
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Usages of yasui

本ほん　は　安やすい　です。hon wa yasui desu.
Books are cheap.
寿す司し　は　安やすい　です　か？sushi wa yasui desu ka?
Is sushi cheap?
速はやい　電車でんしゃ　は　便利べんり　です　が、　安やすく　は　ありません。hayai densha wa benri desu ga, yasuku wa arimasen.
Fast trains are convenient, but not cheap.
私わたし　は　安やすい　本ほん　を　選えらびたい　と　思おもいます。watashi wa yasui hon o erabitai to omoimasu.
I think I want to choose a cheap book.
この　店みせ　の　雑誌ざっし　は　書店しょてん　より　五ごパーセント　安やすい　です。kono mise no zasshi wa shoten yori gopaasento yasui desu.
The magazines at this shop are five percent cheaper than at the bookstore.
ラーメン　は　安やすくて　おいしい　です。raamen wa yasukute oishii desu.
Ramen is cheap and delicious.
私わたし　は　その　店みせ　で　安やすい　物もの　を　買かいました。watashi wa sono mise de yasui mono o kaimashita.
I bought cheap things at that store.
その　本ほん　は　高たかく　見みえる　けど、　安やすい　みたい。sono hon wa takaku mieru kedo, yasui mitai.
That book looks expensive, but it seems cheap.
この　レストラン　は　人気にんき　が　あります。　それ　に、　値段ねだん　も　安やすい　です。kono resutoran wa ninki ga arimasu. sore ni, nedan mo yasui desu.
This restaurant is popular. Besides, the prices are cheap.
隣となり　の　店みせ　は　安やすい　です。tonari no mise wa yasui desu.
The shop next door is cheap.
料金りょうきん　と　税金ぜいきん　を　合計ごうけいする　と、　交通費こうつうひ　も　入いれて　も　安やすい　と　思おもいます。ryoukin to zeikin o goukeisuru to, koutsuuhi mo irete mo yasui to omoimasu.
When you total the fee and the taxes, I think it’s cheap even including transportation costs.
文房具ぶんぼうぐ　は　コンビニ　より　大おおきい　店みせ　の　ほう　が　安やすいこと　が　多おおい　です。bunbougu wa konbini yori ookii mise no hou ga yasuikoto ga ooi desu.
Stationery is often cheaper at big stores than at convenience stores.
あの　店みせ　は　安やすい　です。ano mise wa yasui desu.
That shop is cheap.
この　店みせ　は　安やすくて　いい　です。kono mise wa yasukute ii desu.
This shop is cheap and good.
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