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Usages of kaapetto
リビング の ソファ の 前 に、 青い カーペット が 敷いて あります。ribingu no sofa no mae ni, aoi kaapetto ga siite arimasu.
A blue carpet has been laid in front of the sofa in the living room.
床 に は 古い カーペット が 敷いて あって、 少し 汚れて いる。yuka ni ha hurui kaapetto ga siite atte, sukosi yogorete iru.
An old carpet has been laid on the floor, and it’s a bit dirty.
私 は 床 に カーペット を 敷きます。watasi ha yuka ni kaapetto wo sikimasu.
I lay a carpet on the floor.
週末 に リビング の 床 に 新しい カーペット を 敷きました。syuumatu ni ribingu no yuka ni atarasii kaapetto wo sikimasita.
On the weekend I laid a new carpet on the living room floor.
私 は ソファ の 前 に カーペット を 置きます。watasi ha sofa no mae ni kaapetto wo okimasu.
I put a carpet in front of the sofa.
掃除機 を かけない と、 部屋 の カーペット が すぐ に 汚れます。souziki wo kakenai to, heya no kaapetto ga sugu ni yogoremasu.
If I don’t use the vacuum cleaner, the carpet in the room quickly gets dirty.
机 の 上 の 本 が カーペット に 落ちました。tukue no ue no hon ga kaapetto ni otimasita.
The book on the desk fell onto the carpet.
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