Usages of ippai
引き出し の 中 が いっぱい だった ので、 古い 電池 は 棚 の 上 に 置きました。hikidasi no naka ga ippai datta node, hurui denti ha tana no ue ni okimasita.
Because the drawer was full, I put the old batteries on the shelf.
朝 の 電車 は 人 で いっぱい です。asa no densya ha hito de ippai desu.
The morning train is full of people.
タンス の 引き出し が いっぱい なので、 洗った 服 は まだ 洗濯かご の 中 に あります。tansu no hikidasi ga ippai nanode, aratta huku ha mada sentakukago no naka ni arimasu.
Because the dresser drawers are full, the washed clothes are still in the laundry basket.
朝 は 駐輪場 が いっぱい なので、 自転車 で は なく バス で 学校 に 行きます。asa ha tyuurinzyou ga ippai nanode, zitensya de ha naku basu de gakkou ni ikimasu.
In the morning, the bike parking area is full, so I go to school by bus instead of by bicycle.
私 も、 その うどん を おかわりしたかった です が、 お腹 が いっぱい でした。watasi mo, sono udon wo okawarisitakatta desu ga, onaka ga ippai desita.
I also wanted another serving of that udon, but I was already full.
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