Usages of kaku
私 は 絵 を 描く の が 好き です が、 友達 は 見る ほう が 好き です。watasi ha e wo kaku no ga suki desu ga, tomodati ha miru hou ga suki desu.
I like drawing pictures, but my friend prefers looking at them.
週末 に 私 は 家族 と 一緒 に 山 の 絵 を 描きます。syuumatu ni watasi ha kazoku to issyo ni yama no e wo kakimasu.
On the weekend I draw pictures of the mountains with my family.
私 は 週末 に 公園 で 絵 を 描きます。watasi ha syuumatu ni kouen de e wo kakimasu.
I draw pictures in the park on the weekend.
ここ に 線 を 描いて。koko ni sen wo kaite.
Draw a line here.
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