Usages of kaaten
カーテン を 開けたら、 部屋 が 明るく なりました。kaaten wo aketara, heya ga akaruku narimasita.
When I opened the curtains, the room became bright.
夜 は カーテン を 閉めて 寝ます。yoru ha kaaten wo simete nemasu.
At night I close the curtains and sleep.
雨 の 日 に 窓 を 開けっぱなし に する と、 カーテン が ぬれて しまいます。ame no hi ni mado wo akeppanasi ni suru to, kaaten ga nurete simaimasu.
If you leave the window open on a rainy day, the curtains get wet.
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