Usages of asa no uti ni
母 は 朝 の うち に 玄関 を 掃いて、 部屋 を きれい に します。haha ha asa no uti ni genkan wo haite, heya wo kirei ni simasu.
My mother sweeps the entrance in the morning and cleans the room.
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.
朝 の うち に 用事 を すませて、 午後 は 家 で ゆっくり します。asa no uti ni youzi wo sumasete, gogo ha ie de yukkuri simasu.
I’ll take care of my errands in the morning, and relax at home in the afternoon.
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