Usages of erebeetaa
この 荷物 は 重い です から、 エレベーター を 使います。kono nimotsu wa omoi desu kara, erebeetaa o tsukaimasu.
This luggage is heavy, so I use the elevator.
エレベーター を 使って も いい です か？erebeetaa o tsukatte mo ii desu ka?
May I use the elevator?
階段 より エレベーター の ほう が 楽 です。kaidan yori erebeetaa no hou ga raku desu.
The elevator is easier than the stairs.
この 駅 は エレベーター が 少なくて 不便 です。kono eki wa erebeetaa ga sukunakute fuben desu.
This station is inconvenient because there are few elevators.
エレベーター を 使えば、 重い 荷物 も 楽 に 運べます。erebeetaa o tsukaeba, omoi nimotsu mo raku ni hakobemasu.
If you use the elevator, you can carry even heavy luggage easily.
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