Usages of tikamiti
彼 は 間違えて 一つ 前 の 駅 で 降りて しまい、 近道 を 探した。kare ha matigaete hitotu mae no eki de orite simai, tikamiti wo sagasita.
He got off one station early by mistake and looked for a shortcut.
近道 を 使えば、 昼間 で も きっと 早く 着く。tikamiti wo tukaeba, hiruma de mo kitto hayaku tuku.
If you use a shortcut, you will surely arrive faster even in the daytime.
彼女 は ずっと 近道 を 使って 学校 に 行って いる が、 雨 の 日 は 使わない。kanozyo ha zutto tikamiti wo tukatte gakkou ni itte iru ga, ame no hi ha tukawanai.
She has long used a shortcut to go to school, but she doesn’t on rainy days.
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