Usages of dekakeru
玄関 の 鏡 を 見て から、 学校 に 出かけます。genkan no kagami wo mite kara, gakkou ni dekakemasu.
I look in the mirror at the entrance and then leave for school.
私 は 週末 に 友達 と 公園 に 出かけます。watasi ha syuumatu ni tomodati to kouen ni dekakemasu.
I go out to the park with a friend on the weekend.
出かける 前 に 支度して、 忘れ物 が ない か 確認します。dekakeru mae ni sitakusite, wasuremono ga nai ka kakuninsimasu.
Before going out, I get ready and check that I haven’t forgotten anything.
妹 は 毎朝 バナナ と ヨーグルト だけ 食べて、 急いで 学校 へ 出かけます。imouto ha maiasa banana to yooguruto dake tabete, isoide gakkou he dekakemasu.
My younger sister eats only bananas and yogurt every morning and hurries off to school.
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