kesa

Usages of kesa

今朝けさ ちいさな 地震じしん で 電柱でんちゅう が すこし 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.
今朝けさ 新聞しんぶん を みました。kesa sinbun wo yomimasita.
I read the newspaper this morning.
昨日きのう、 おとうと と けんか を した が、 今朝けさ また 仲直なかなおり できて 安心あんしんしました。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.
今朝けさ は 寝坊ねぼうして、 もうすこし で 始発しはつ に おくれる 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.
申請しんせい に 必要ひつような 証明書しょうめいしょ を、 今朝けさ 市役所しやくしょ 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.
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Japanese verbs conjugate based on tense, politeness, and mood. For example, the polite present form adds ‑ます to the verb stem, while the past tense uses ‑ました. Unlike English, Japanese verbs don't change based on the subject — the same form works for "I", "you", and "they".

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