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Usages of urusai
この 店 は 昼 に なる と 少し うるさい。kono mise ha hiru ni naru to sukosi urusai.
This shop gets a little noisy at noon.
隣 の 部屋 は うるさい です。tonari no heya ha urusai desu.
The room next door is noisy.
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