Usages of kesa
今朝 小さな 地震 で 電柱 が 少し 揺れました。kesa tiisana zisin de dentyuu ga sukosi yuremasita.
This morning the utility pole shook a little because of a small earthquake.
今朝 新聞 を 読みました。kesa sinbun wo yomimasita.
I read the newspaper this morning.
昨日、 弟 と けんか を した が、 今朝 また 仲直り できて 安心しました。kinou, otouto to kenka wo sita ga, kesa mata nakanaori dekite ansinsimasita.
Yesterday I fought with my little brother, but this morning we made up again and I felt relieved.
今朝 は 寝坊して、 もう少し で 始発 に 乗り遅れる ところ だった。kesa ha nebousite, mousukosi de sihatu ni noriokureru tokoro datta.
This morning I overslept and almost missed the first train.
申請 に 必要な 証明書 を、 今朝 市役所 で もらいました。sinsei ni hituyouna syoumeisyo wo, kesa siyakusyo de moraimasita.
This morning I got the certificate needed for the application at city hall.
今朝 郵便受け を 見たら、 手紙 が 入って いました。kesa yuubinuke wo mitara, tegami ga haitte imasita.
When I checked the mailbox this morning, there was a letter in it.
昨夜 は ぐっすり 眠れた ので、 今朝 は 気分 が よかった。sakuya ha gussuri reta node, kesa ha kibun ga yokatta.
I slept soundly last night, so I felt good this morning.
駅 まで 急いで いた ので、 今朝 は バス で は なく タクシー に 乗りました。eki made isoide ita node, kesa ha basu de ha naku takusii ni norimasita.
Because I was in a hurry to get to the station, I took a taxi instead of the bus this morning.
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