Usages of ryou
母 は 料理本 を 見ながら、 砂糖 と 塩 の 量 を 正確 に 量ります。haha wa ryouribon o minagara, satou to shio no ryou o seikaku ni hakarimasu.
My mother measures the amounts of sugar and salt precisely while looking at a cookbook.
砂糖 の 量 が 多すぎる と、 太ります。satou no ryou ga oosugiru to, futorimasu.
If the amount of sugar is too high, you gain weight.
私 は 健康 の ため に 毎日 ご飯 の 量 を 量ります。watashi wa kenkou no tame ni mainichi gohan no ryou o hakarimasu.
I measure the amount of rice every day for my health.
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