Usages of aikon
アイコン に は 森 の 写真 を 使って いて、 自然 が 好き だ と 一目 で 分かる よう に なって います。aikon ni ha mori no syasin wo tukatte ite, sizen ga suki da to hitome de wakaru you ni natte imasu.
For the icon I use a photo of a forest, so you can see at a glance that I like nature.
友達 が その アイコン を 見て、 「きれい だ ね」 と コメント を して くれました。tomodati ga sono aikon wo mite, 「kirei da ne」 to komento wo site kuremasita.
A friend saw that icon and kindly left the comment, “It’s beautiful.”
私 は その アカウント の アイコン が 好き です。watasi ha sono akaunto no aikon ga suki desu.
I like that account’s icon.
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