karui

Usages of karui

軽かるい 荷物にもつ なら 階段かいだん で 運はこべます。karui nimotu nara kaidan de hakobemasu.
If the luggage is light, I can carry it by the stairs.
私わたし の かばん は 軽かるい から、 長ながい 階段かいだん で も 大丈夫だいじょうぶ です。watasi no kaban ha karui kara, nagai kaidan de mo daizyoubu desu.
My bag is light, so even long stairs are fine.
見本みほん の ノートパソコン は 軽かるかった けれど、 実際じっさい に 使つかいやすい か どうか も 確認かくにんしたい。mihon no nootopasokon ha karukatta keredo, zissai ni tukaiyasui ka douka mo kakuninsitai.
The sample laptop was light, but I also want to check whether it is actually easy to use.
きのこ が 入はいった 天てんぷら は 軽かるくて、 祖父そふ も おかわりして いました。kinoko ga haitta tenpura ha karukute, sohu mo okawarisite imasita.
Tempura with mushrooms in it is light, and my grandfather also had another serving.
この 二ふたつ の かばん は どちら も 軽かるくて 便利べんり です。kono hutatu no kaban ha dotira mo karukute benri desu.
Both of these bags are light and convenient.
この ハウスボール、 軽かるい じゃん。kono hausubooru, karui zyan.
This house ball is light, right?
折おりたたみ自転車じてんしゃ は 軽かるい。oritatamizitensya ha karui.
A folding bicycle is light.
車体重量しゃたいじゅうりょう が 軽かるい。syataizyuuryou ga karui.
The bicycle is light.
車体重量しゃたいじゅうりょう が 軽かるい から、 運はこび やすい わけ だ。syataizyuuryou ga karui kara, hakobi yasui wake da.
The bicycle weight is low, so it follows that it is easy to carry.
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