Usages of kasa
駅 で 傘 を 忘れて しまいました。eki de kasa wo wasurete simaimasita.
I accidentally left my umbrella at the station.
雨 が 降る から、 傘 を 持って いきます。ame ga huru kara, kasa wo motte ikimasu.
Since it will rain, I will take an umbrella.
家 を 出るとき、 傘 を 忘れないで ください。ie wo derutoki, kasa wo wasurenaide kudasai.
When you leave the house, please don’t forget your umbrella.
天気 が はっきり しない ので、 傘 を 持って 行きます。tenki ga hakkiri sinai node, kasa wo motte ikimasu.
Since the weather is uncertain, I’ll bring an umbrella.
雨 の 日 に 傘 を 持って いかない と、 服 が 濡れます。ame no hi ni kasa wo motte ikanai to, huku ga nuremasu.
If you don’t take an umbrella on a rainy day, your clothes get wet.
傘 を 忘れたこと に 気づいて、 家 まで 引き返す か どうか 少し 迷いました。kasa wo wasuretakoto ni kiduite, ie made hikikaesu ka douka sukosi mayoimasita.
I noticed I had forgotten my umbrella and hesitated a little about whether to go back home.
今日 は 晴れて いる ので、 傘 を 持って いかなくて も 大丈夫 です。kyou ha harete iru node, kasa wo motte ikanakute mo daizyoubu desu.
It is sunny today, so there is no need to take an umbrella.
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