Usages of kizuku
料理本 を 読み返す うち に、 同じ 砂糖 と 塩 で も 入れ方 で 味 が 変ること に 気づきました。ryourihon o yomikaesu uchi ni, onaji satou to shio de mo irekata de aji ga kawarukoto ni kizukimashita.
As I reread the cookbook, I realized that even with the same sugar and salt, the taste changes depending on how you put them in.
私 は 宿題 の 間違い に 気づきました。watashi wa shukudai no machigai ni kizukimashita.
I noticed a mistake in my homework.
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