Usages of hiroi
私 の 部屋 は 狭い が、 玄関 は 広い。watasi no heya ha semai ga, genkan ha hiroi.
My room is small, but the entrance area is spacious.
広い 部屋 で 会議 を します。hiroi heya de kaigi wo simasu.
We will have a meeting in a spacious room.
デパート の 中 は 広い ので、 迷わない よう に 入口 の 写真 を 撮って おいた。depaato no naka ha hiroi node, mayowanai you ni iriguti no syasin wo totte oita.
The inside of the department store is spacious, so I took a photo of the entrance so I wouldn’t get lost.
本当 は もっと 広い 部屋 が よかった けれど、 家賃 を 考える と この くらい が ちょうど いい。hontou ha motto hiroi heya ga yokatta keredo, yatin wo kangaeru to kono kurai ga tyoudo ii.
To tell the truth, I wanted a bigger room, but considering the rent, this size is just right.
近く の 銭湯 は 古い けれど、 浴室 が 広くて かなり 気持ちいい。tikaku no sentou ha hurui keredo, yokusitu ga hirokute kanari kimotiii.
The nearby public bath is old, but the bathing area is spacious and feels really good.
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