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yuka

床ゆかyuka
floor
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Usages of yuka

床ゆか　に　は　古ふるい　カーペット　が　敷しいて　あって、　少すこし　汚よごれて　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.
私わたし　は　床ゆか　に　カーペット　を　敷しきます。watasi ha yuka ni kaapetto wo sikimasu.
I lay a carpet on the floor.
週末しゅうまつ　に　リビング　の　床ゆか　に　新あたらしい　カーペット　を　敷しきました。syuumatu ni ribingu no yuka ni atarasii kaapetto wo sikimasita.
On the weekend I laid a new carpet on the living room floor.
忙いそがしい　朝あさ　に　は、　床ゆか　が　少すこし　散ちらかって　いて　も　気き　に　しないこと　に　して　います。isogasii asa ni ha, yuka ga sukosi tirakatte ite mo ki ni sinaikoto ni site imasu.
On busy mornings I decide not to worry even if the floor is a bit messy.

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