tikai

Usages of tikai

わたし は 今日きょう はじめて 彼女かのじょ の いえ に く。 そちら は えき から ちかい?watasi ha kyou hazimete kanozyo no ie ni iku. sotira ha eki kara tikai?
I am going to her house for the first time today. Is it close to the station over there?
わたし の いえ は えき から ちかい です。watasi no ie ha eki kara tikai desu.
My house is close to the station.
えき に ちかいの は 便利べんり です が、 よる の 騒音そうおん が すこし  に なりますeki ni tikaino ha benri desu ga, yoru no souon ga sukosi ki ni narimasu
Being close to the station is convenient, but the nighttime noise worries me a little.
とりあえず えき から ちかい 物件ぶっけん だけ さき に て、 あと で ほか の 部屋へや と くらべます。toriaezu eki kara tikai bukken dake saki ni mite, ato de hoka no heya to kurabemasu.
For now, I’ll first look only at properties close to the station, and compare them with other rooms later.
明日あした はは と 一緒いっしょ に えき に ちかい 物件ぶっけん を 内見ないけんします。asita haha to issyo ni eki ni tikai bukken wo naikensimasu.
Tomorrow I will view a property near the station together with my mother.
この 部屋へや は しずか だ し、 えき に も ちかい ので、 かなり って います。kono heya ha sizuka da si, eki ni mo tikai node, kanari kiniitte imasu.
I like this room a lot because it’s quiet and also close to the station.
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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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