Usages of keisatukan
市役所 で 道 を 聞いたら、 親切な 警察官 を 紹介して くれました。siyakusyo de miti wo kiitara, sinsetuna keisatukan wo syoukaisite kuremasita.
When I asked for directions at city hall, they introduced a kind police officer to me.
その 警察官 は、 この 町 の 地図 に とても 詳しい でしょう。sono keisatukan ha, kono mati no tizu ni totemo kuwasii desyou.
That police officer is probably very familiar with this town’s map.
初めて 行く 町 で 道 に 迷った ので、 警察官 に 聞きました。hazimete iku mati de miti ni mayotta node, keisatukan ni kikimasita.
Because I got lost in a town I was visiting for the first time, I asked a police officer.
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