Usages of miti
道 に 迷ったら、 交番 で 道 を 聞けば いい です。miti ni mayottara, kouban de miti wo kikeba ii desu.
If you get lost, you can ask for directions at the police box.
図書館 まで の 道 を 教えて ください。tosyokan made no miti wo osiete kudasai.
Please tell me the way to the library.
案内所 の 人 は、 近く の 噴水 まで の 道 も 教えて くれました。annaizyo no hito ha, tikaku no hunsui made no miti mo osiete kuremasita.
The person at the information desk also told me the way to the nearby fountain.
地図 を よく 見れば、 道 が すぐ 分かります。tizu wo yoku mireba, miti ga sugu wakarimasu.
If you look closely at the map, you can understand the way right away.
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