Usages of kakeru
壁ぎわ に は 大きな 本棚 が 置いて あって、 上 に は 時計 も かけて あります。kabegiwa ni ha ookina hondana ga oite atte, ue ni ha tokei mo kakete arimasu.
Along the wall, there is a big bookshelf, and a clock is also hung on top of it.
私 は 母 に 電話 を かけます。watasi ha haha ni denwa wo kakemasu.
I call my mother.
洗った 上着 を ハンガー に かけた まま 部屋 に 置いて おいた。aratta uwagi wo hangaa ni kaketa mama heya ni oite oita.
I left the washed jacket hanging on a hanger in the room.
洗った シャツ を ハンガー に かけて、 ベランダ に 干します。aratta syatu wo hangaa ni kakete, beranda ni hosimasu.
I hang the washed shirt on a hanger and dry it on the balcony.
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