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Usages of komento
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.”
コメント が 増えて いく と、 日本語 で 書くこと が ますます 楽しく なって いきます。komento ga huete iku to, nihongo de kakukoto ga masumasu tanosiku natte ikimasu.
As the comments increase, writing in Japanese becomes more and more fun.
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