Usages of ireru
やっと 雨 が やんだ ので、 ベランダ に 干して あった タオル を 中 に 入れた。yatto ame ga yanda node, beranda ni hosite atta taoru wo naka ni ireta.
The rain finally stopped, so I brought in the towel that had been hanging on the balcony.
雨 が 降りそう なら、 ベランダ の 植物 を 中 に 入れます。ame ga hurisou nara, beranda no syokubutu wo naka ni iremasu.
If it looks like rain, I bring the plants from the balcony inside.
雨 が 降りそう なら、 ベランダ の 物干し は 中 に 入れた ほう が いい。ame ga hurisou nara, beranda no monohosi ha naka ni ireta hou ga ii.
If it looks like rain, it is better to bring the drying rack in from the balcony.
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