Usages of kaeru
やっと 手続き が 終わった ので、 駅 前 で 昼ご飯 を 買って 帰った。yatto tetuduki ga owatta node, eki mae de hirugohan wo katte kaetta.
The procedure finally ended, so I bought lunch in front of the station and went home.
授業 が 終わったら、 まっすぐ 家 に 帰ります。zyugyou ga owattara, massugu ie ni kaerimasu.
After class ends, I go straight home.
けっこう 迷って いる なら、 今日 は 契約しないで 帰ったら どう？kekkou mayotte iru nara, kyou ha keiyakusinaide kaettara dou?
If you’re quite unsure, how about not signing the contract today and going home?
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