Usages of amai
最近 私 は 甘い 物 ばかり 食べて 太りました。saikin watasi ha amai mono bakari tabete hutorimasita.
Recently I gained weight because I eat only sweets.
ケーキ は 甘い です。keeki ha amai desu.
Cake is sweet.
甘い 物 を たくさん 食べる と 太ります。amai mono wo takusan taberu to hutorimasu.
If you eat a lot of sweets, you will gain weight.
忙しい 日 が 続いて も、 私 は 甘い 物 を 我慢する よう に して います。isogasii hi ga tuduite mo, watasi ha amai mono wo gamansuru you ni site imasu.
Even when busy days continue, I try to resist sweets.
この ジャム は 思った ほど 甘く ない ので、 バター と 一緒 に 食べて も おいしい です。kono zyamu ha omotta hodo amaku nai node, bataa to issyo ni tabete mo oisii desu.
This jam is not as sweet as I expected, so it’s delicious even together with butter.
健康 の ため に、 甘い 物 を 少なく します。kenkou no tame ni, amai mono wo sukunaku simasu.
For my health, I cut down on sweets.
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