Usages of suupaa
週末 は スーパー で りんご と バナナ を 買います。syuumatu ha suupaa de ringo to banana wo kaimasu.
On weekends I buy apples and bananas at the supermarket.
この スーパー は 野菜 の 売り場 が 広くて、 夕方 に は トマト が 特売 に なること が 多い。kono suupaa ha yasai no uriba ga hirokute, yuugata ni ha tomato ga tokubai ni narukoto ga ooi.
This supermarket has a large vegetable section, and tomatoes often go on sale in the evening.
スーパー の 果物 の 売り場 で 赤い りんご を 見つけたら、 母 の ため に 二つ 買います。suupaa no kudamono no uriba de akai ringo wo mituketara, haha no tame ni hutatu kaimasu.
If I find red apples in the fruit section of the supermarket, I buy two for my mother.
夕方 に スーパー へ 行けば、 パン や ヨーグルト が 特売 に なって いること が あります。yuugata ni suupaa he ikeba, pan ya yooguruto ga tokubai ni natte irukoto ga arimasu.
If you go to the supermarket in the evening, bread and yogurt are sometimes on sale.
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