Usages of tiru
風 が 強い 日 は、 桜 が すぐ 散って しまいます。kaze ga tuyoi hi ha, sakura ga sugu titte simaimasu.
On windy days, the cherry blossoms quickly fall.
桜 が 散る 前 に、 もう 一度 家族 と 見 に 行きたい です。sakura ga tiru mae ni, mou itido kazoku to mi ni ikitai desu.
Before the cherry blossoms fall, I want to go see them once more with my family.
桜 が 散る 前 に、 友達 と 花見 を したい です。sakura ga tiru mae ni, tomodati to hanami wo sitai desu.
I want to go cherry-blossom viewing with a friend before the cherry blossoms fall.
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