Usages of hakkiri
眼鏡 を かける と、 黒板 の 字 が はっきり 見える よう に なった。megane wo kakeru to, kokuban no zi ga hakkiri mieru you ni natta.
When I put on my glasses, I started to see the letters on the blackboard clearly.
静かな 部屋 で は 先生 の 声 が はっきり 聞こえます。sizukana heya de ha sensei no koe ga hakkiri kikoemasu.
In a quiet room, I can hear the teacher’s voice clearly.
彼女 は 正直な 人 なので、 思ったこと を はっきり 言います。kanozyo ha syouzikina hito nanode, omottakoto wo hakkiri iimasu.
She is an honest person, so she clearly says what she thinks.
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