Usages of sentakumono
雨 の 日 は 洗濯物 が 全然 乾かない。ame no hi ha sentakumono ga zenzen kawakanai.
On rainy days, the laundry does not dry at all.
風 が 強い 日 は、 洗濯物 が 早く 乾く。kaze ga tuyoi hi ha, sentakumono ga hayaku kawaku.
On windy days, the laundry dries quickly.
旅行 の 前 に 弟 に は 洗濯物 を 早め に 片付けて ほしい。ryokou no mae ni otouto ni ha sentakumono wo hayame ni katadukete hosii.
Before the trip, I want my younger brother to put away the laundry early.
晴れて いる うち に、 洗濯物 を ベランダ に 干して おきます。harete iru uti ni, sentakumono wo beranda ni hosite okimasu.
I hang the laundry out on the balcony while it is still sunny.
洗濯物 を たたんだ あと、 乾燥機 の 中 を きれい に します。sentakumono wo tatanda ato, kansouki no naka wo kirei ni simasu.
After folding the laundry, I clean the inside of the dryer.
今日 は 晴れて いる ので、 洗濯物 を ベランダ に 干せます。kyou ha harete iru node, sentakumono wo beranda ni hosemasu.
Since it is sunny today, I can hang the laundry out on the balcony.
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