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tikaku ni

近ちかく　にtikaku ni
near
FromLesson 6inHardcore Japanese

Usages of tikaku ni

私わたしたち　は　駅えき　の　近ちかく　に　住すんで　います。watasitati ha eki no tikaku ni sunde imasu.
We live near the station.
図書館としょかん　は　駅えき　の　近ちかく　に　あります。tosyokan ha eki no tikaku ni arimasu.
The library is near the station.
書店しょてん　は　駅えき　の　近ちかく　に　あります。syoten ha eki no tikaku ni arimasu.
The bookstore is near the station.
駅えき　の　近ちかく　に　郵便箱ゆうびんばこ　が　あります。eki no tikaku ni yuubinbako ga arimasu.
There is a mailbox near the station.
禁煙きねん　の　席せき　は　入口いりぐち　の　近ちかく　に　あります　か？kinen no seki ha iriguti no tikaku ni arimasu ka?
Are the non-smoking seats near the entrance?
引ひっ越こして　から　友達ともだち　が　近ちかく　に　いなくて、　少すこし　寂さびしい　夜よる　が　続つづいて　いる。hi{kosite kara tomodati ga tikaku ni inakute, sukosi sabisii yoru ga tuduite iru.
Since I moved, I don’t have friends nearby, and lonely nights have continued a bit.
冬ふゆ　は　布団ふとん　に　入はいる　前まえ　に、　枕まくら　の　近ちかく　に　本ほん　を　置おいて　おく。huyu ha huton ni hairu mae ni, makura no tikaku ni hon wo oite oku.
In winter, before getting into bed, I leave a book near my pillow.
寝ねる　前まえ　に、　眼鏡めがね　を　枕まくら　の　近ちかく　に　置おきます。neru mae ni, megane wo makura no tikaku ni okimasu.
Before going to sleep, I put my glasses near my pillow.
母はは　は　防災ぼうさい　の　ため　に　非常用ひじょうよう　の　袋ふくろ　を　玄関げんかん　の　近ちかく　に　置おいて　います。haha ha bousai no tame ni hizyouyou no hukuro wo genkan no tikaku ni oite imasu.
My mother keeps an emergency bag near the entrance for disaster preparedness.
大雨おおあめ　の　とき　は、　川かわ　の　近ちかく　に　行いかない　ほう　が　いい　です。ooame no toki ha, kawa no tikaku ni ikanai hou ga ii desu.
When there is heavy rain, it is better not to go near the river.
大雨おおあめ　の　警報けいほう　が　出でたら、　川かわ　の　近ちかく　に　行いかない　ほう　が　いい　です。ooame no keihou ga detara, kawa no tikaku ni ikanai hou ga ii desu.
If a heavy rain warning is issued, it is better not to go near the river.
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