Usages of kaze
朝 は 風 が 強い です。asa wa kaze ga tsuyoi desu.
The wind is strong in the morning.
風 が 強い です から、 ドア を 閉めて も いい です か？kaze ga tsuyoi desu kara, doa o shimete mo ii desu ka?
Because the wind is strong, may I close the door?
風 が 強い ので、 窓 を 閉めます。kaze ga tsuyoi node, mado o shimemasu.
Because the wind is strong, I close the window.
風 で 窓 が 揺れます。kaze de mado ga yuremasu.
The window shakes because of the wind.
風 が 強い とき、 ドア を 強く 閉めます。kaze ga tsuyoi toki, doa o tsuyoku shimemasu.
When the wind is strong, I close the door firmly.
私たち は 風 が 強い ので、 練習 を 中止します。watashitachi wa kaze ga tsuyoi node, renshuu o chuushishimasu.
Because the wind is strong, we will cancel practice.
風 が 強い 日 は、 洗濯物 が 早く 乾く。kaze ga tsuyoi hi wa, sentakumono ga hayaku kawaku.
On windy days, the laundry dries quickly.
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