Learn Hardcore Japanese: tuurogawa

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Usages of tuurogawa

電車でんしゃ　で　は、　いつも　通路側つうろがわ　より　窓側まどがわ　の　席せき　を　選えらぶ　よう　に　して　いる。densya de ha, itumo tuurogawa yori madogawa no seki wo erabu you ni site iru.

On trains I always try to choose a window seat rather than an aisle seat.

私わたし　は　通路側つうろがわ　の　席せき　が　好すき　です。watasi ha tuurogawa no seki ga suki desu.

I like aisle seats.

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