Usages of madogawa
電車 で は、 いつも 通路側 より 窓側 の 席 を 選ぶ 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 は 窓側 の 席 に 座って、 ソファ みたい に ゆっくり くつろぎながら ドラマ を 見るの が 好き だ。watasi ha madogawa no seki ni suwatte, sofa mitai ni yukkuri kuturoginagara dorama wo miruno ga suki da.
I like to sit in the window seat and watch dramas while relaxing as if I were on a sofa.
空席 が できたら、 窓側 の 席 に 座りたい です。kuuseki ga dekitara, madogawa no seki ni suwaritai desu.
When a seat opens up, I want to sit by the window.
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