Usages of niwa
白い 花 が 庭 に さいて いる。siroi hana ga niwa ni saite iru.
White flowers are blooming in the garden.
夏休み の 前 に 花 を 庭 に 植えて おきたい。natuyasumi no mae ni hana wo niwa ni uete okitai.
I want to plant flowers in the garden before summer vacation.
私 は 庭 に 花 を 植えます。watasi ha niwa ni hana wo uemasu.
I plant flowers in the garden.
私 は 庭 の 花 に 水 を やります。watasi ha niwa no hana ni mizu wo yarimasu.
I water the flowers in the garden.
庭 に 小さい 小屋 が ある。niwa ni tiisai koya ga aru.
There is a small shed in the garden.
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