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kaze

風かぜkaze
wind
FromLesson 7inHardcore Japanese

Usages of kaze

朝あさ　は　風かぜ　が　強つよい　です。asa ha kaze ga tuyoi desu.
The wind is strong in the morning.
風かぜ　が　強つよい　です　から、　ドア　を　閉しめて　も　いい　です　か。kaze ga tuyoi desu kara, doa wo simete mo ii desu ka.
Because the wind is strong, may I close the door?
風かぜ　が　強つよい　ので、　窓まど　を　閉しめます。kaze ga tuyoi node, mado wo simemasu.
Because the wind is strong, I close the window.
風かぜ　で　窓まど　が　揺ゆれます。kaze de mado ga yuremasu.
The window shakes because of the wind.
風かぜ　が　強つよい　とき、　ドア　を　強つよく　閉しめます。kaze ga tuyoi toki, doa wo tuyoku simemasu.
When the wind is strong, I close the door firmly.
私わたしたち　は　風かぜ　が　強つよい　ので、　練習れんしゅう　を　中止ちゅうしします。watasitati ha kaze ga tuyoi node, rensyuu wo tyuusisimasu.
Because the wind is strong, we will cancel practice.
風かぜ　が　強つよい　日ひ　は、　洗濯物せんたくもの　が　早はやく　乾かわく。kaze ga tuyoi hi ha, sentakumono ga hayaku kawaku.
On windy days, the laundry dries quickly.
今日きょう　は　風かぜ　が　弱よわい　です。kyou ha kaze ga yowai desu.
The wind is weak today.
風かぜ　が　強つよい　日ひ　は、　桜さくら　が　すぐ　散ちって　しまいます。kaze ga tuyoi hi ha, sakura ga sugu titte simaimasu.
On windy days, the cherry blossoms quickly fall.
寝室しんしつ　の　窓まど　を　開あける　と　風かぜ　が　入はいって、　洗あらった　シーツ　が　よく　乾かわきます。sinsitu no mado wo akeru to kaze ga haitte, aratta siitu ga yoku kawakimasu.
When I open the bedroom window, air comes in, and the washed sheets dry well.
窓まど　を　少すこし　開あければ、　外そと　の　風かぜ　を　部屋へや　に　入いれられる。mado wo sukosi akereba, soto no kaze wo heya ni irerareru.
If I open the window a little, I can let the outside air into the room.
この　橋はし　は　強つよい　風かぜ　に　耐たえられます。kono hasi ha tuyoi kaze ni taeraremasu.
This bridge can withstand strong winds.
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