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tanoshii

楽たのしいtanoshii
fun
FromLesson 16inHardcore Japanese

Usages of tanoshii

最近さいきん　科学かがく　の　記事きじ　を　読よむの　が　楽たのしい　です。saikin kagaku no kiji o yomuno ga tanoshii desu.
Recently I enjoy reading science articles.
夏休なつやすみ　は　とても　楽たのしい　です。natsuyasumi wa totemo tanoshii desu.
Summer vacation is very fun.
買かい物もの　は　楽たのしい　です。kaimono wa tanoshii desu.
Shopping is fun.
留学生りゅうがくせい　の　友達ともだち　と　一緒いっしょ　に　日本語にほんご　で　会話かいわするの　は　楽たのしい　です。ryuugakusei no tomodachi to issho ni nihongo de kaiwasuruno wa tanoshii desu.
It’s fun to have conversations in Japanese with my international student friends.
日本語にほんご　の　文法ぶんぽう　が　分わかって　くる　と、　日本語にほんご　で　話はなすの　が　ますます　楽たのしく　なります。nihongo no bunpou ga wakatte kuru to, nihongo de hanasuno ga masumasu tanoshiku narimasu.
As you come to understand Japanese grammar, speaking in Japanese becomes more and more fun.
日本語にほんご　で　満足まんぞくできる　会話かいわ　が　できたら、　とても　楽たのしい　です。nihongo de manzokudekiru kaiwa ga dekitara, totemo tanoshii desu.
If I can have a satisfying conversation in Japanese, it is very fun.
友達ともだち　と　日本語にほんご　で　意見いけん　を　言いい合あうの　は　楽たのしい　です。tomodachi to nihongo de iken o iiauno wa tanoshii desu.
It is fun to exchange opinions in Japanese with a friend.
彼氏かれし　と　は、　料理りょうり　とか　ゲーム　とか　を　しながら　留守番るすばん　を　する　時間じかん　が　一番いちばん　楽たのしい　です。kareshi to wa, ryouri toka geemu toka o shinagara rusuban o suru jikan ga ichiban tanoshii desu.
With my boyfriend, the most fun time is when we house-sit together while cooking, playing games, and so on.
日本語にほんご　の　会話かいわ　が　上達じょうたつする　うち　に、　練習相手れんしゅうあいて　と　話はなす　時間じかん　が　どんどん　楽たのしく　なって　きました。nihongo no kaiwa ga joutatsusuru uchi ni, renshuuaite to hanasu jikan ga dondon tanoshiku natte kimashita.
As my Japanese conversation improved, the time I spent talking with my practice partner became more and more fun.
山やま　で　夜空よぞら　の　星ほし　を　見みるの　は　楽たのしい　です。yama de yozora no hoshi o miruno wa tanoshii desu.
It is fun to look at the stars in the night sky in the mountains.
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