Usages of hosu
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.
母 は 夜 の うち に シャツ を ベランダ に 干して、 朝 に 中 に 入れます。haha ha yoru no uti ni syatu wo beranda ni hosite, asa ni naka ni iremasu.
My mother hangs shirts on the balcony at night and brings them inside in the morning.
朝 の うち に 洗濯物 を ベランダ に 干して おきます。asa no uti ni sentakumono wo beranda ni hosite okimasu.
I hang the laundry out on the balcony while it is still morning.
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