Usages of ringo
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.
朝ご飯 に ヨーグルト と りんご を 食べる と、 気分 が 少し よく なります。asagohan ni yooguruto to ringo wo taberu to, kibun ga sukosi yoku narimasu.
When I eat yogurt and apples for breakfast, I feel a little better.
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.
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