Usages of magaru
駅 で 左 に 曲がる と、 バス停 が あります。eki de hidari ni magaru to, basutei ga arimasu.
If you turn left at the station, there is a bus stop.
信号 で 右 に 曲がる と、 店 が あります。singou de migi ni magaru to, mise ga arimasu.
If you turn right at the traffic light, there is a store.
交差点 を 右 に 曲がる と、 郵便局 が あります。kousaten wo migi ni magaru to, yuubinkyoku ga arimasu.
If you turn right at the intersection, there is a post office.
駅 から まっすぐ 行って、 右 の 角 を 曲がる と、 交番 が あります。eki kara massugu itte, migi no kado wo magaru to, kouban ga arimasu.
If you go straight from the station and turn at the corner on the right, there is a police box.
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