Usages of kuni
国 に よって 季節 の 感じ方 は 違う かも しれません が、 どこ でも 春 は 人 の 気分 に いい 影響 が ある よう に 思います。kuni ni yotte kisetu no kanzikata ha tigau kamo siremasen ga, doko demo haru ha hito no kibun ni ii eikyou ga aru you ni omoimasu.
The way seasons feel may differ by country, but it seems to me that spring has a good influence on people’s moods everywhere.
私 の 国 で も 日本語 を 勉強する 人 が います。watasi no kuni de mo nihongo wo benkyousuru hito ga imasu.
In my country too, there are people who study Japanese.
国 に よって 人気 の スポーツ が 違います。kuni ni yotte ninki no supootu ga tigaimasu.
Popular sports differ depending on the country.
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