Usages of kabe
本棚 は 壁 に 固定して あって、 地震 の とき も 倒れにくい。hondana ha kabe ni koteisite atte, zisin no toki mo taorenikui.
The bookshelf is fixed to the wall, so it’s hard for it to fall over during an earthquake.
教室 の 壁 に は、 発音 の ポイント が 書いて ある ポスター が 貼って あります。kyousitu no kabe ni ha, hatuon no pointo ga kaite aru posutaa ga hatte arimasu.
On the classroom wall, there are posters stuck up with pronunciation tips written on them.
母 は リビング の 壁 に 家族 の 写真 を 飾ります。haha ha ribingu no kabe ni kazoku no syasin wo kazarimasu.
My mother decorates the living room wall with family photos.
私 は 部屋 の 壁 に ポスター を 貼ります。watasi ha heya no kabe ni posutaa wo harimasu.
I put posters on the wall of my room.
私 は 娘 の 絵 を 部屋 の 壁 に 飾ります。watasi ha musume no e wo heya no kabe ni kazarimasu.
I put my daughter's pictures on the wall of the room.
壁 に 穴 が あります。kabe ni ana ga arimasu.
There is a hole in the wall.
車 が 壁 に 接触した。kuruma ga kabe ni sessyokusita.
The car came into contact with the wall.
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