Usages of posutaa
動物園 の 前 で 花火 の ポスター を 見つけた。doubutuen no mae de hanabi no posutaa wo mituketa.
I found a fireworks poster in front of the zoo.
駅 で 映画 の ポスター を 見ました。eki de eiga no posutaa wo mimasita.
I saw a movie poster at the station.
教室 の 壁 に は、 発音 の ポイント が 書いて ある ポスター が 貼って あります。kyousitu no kabe ni ha, hatuon no pointo ga kaite aru posutaa ga hatte arimasu.
On the classroom wall, there are posters stuck up with pronunciation tips written on them.
駅 の エスカレーター の 横 に も、 マスク着用 を 知らせる ポスター が いくつ も 貼って ある。eki no esukareetaa no yoko ni mo, masukutyakuyou wo siraseru posutaa ga ikutu mo hatte aru.
Next to the station escalator as well, there are many posters stuck up telling people to wear masks.
私 は 部屋 の 壁 に ポスター を 貼ります。watasi ha heya no kabe ni posutaa wo harimasu.
I put posters on the wall of my room.
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