Usages of genki ni
子供たち は 公園 で 元気 に 遊びます。kodomotati ha kouen de genki ni asobimasu.
The children play energetically in the park.
私 は 朝 に 元気 に 走ります。watasi ha asa ni genki ni hasirimasu.
I run energetically in the morning.
この 公園 は 広い です から、 子供たち は 元気 に 遊べます。kono kouen ha hiroi desu kara, kodomotati ha genki ni asobemasu.
This park is spacious, so the children can play energetically.
晴れた 日 なら、 子供たち は 公園 で 元気 に 遊べる。hareta hi nara, kodomotati ha kouen de genki ni asoberu.
If it’s a sunny day, the children can play energetically in the park.
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