Usages of kanari
彼女 は 普通 は 静か だ が、 会議 で は かなり 話す。kanozyo ha hutuu ha sizuka da ga, kaigi de ha kanari hanasu.
She’s usually quiet, but she talks quite a lot in meetings.
食料 が 少ない とき は、 缶詰 が ある だけ で かなり 助かります。syokuryou ga sukunai toki ha, kandume ga aru dake de kanari tasukarimasu.
When food is scarce, just having canned food helps a lot.
この 部屋 は 静か だ し、 駅 に も 近い ので、 かなり 気に入って 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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