Usages of eki mae
駅前 の 広場 の 噴水 の 周り に、 観光 で 来た 人 が たくさん 集まって いました。ekimae no hiroba no hunsui no mawari ni, kankou de kita hito ga takusan atumatte imasita.
Around the fountain in front of the station, many people who had come for sightseeing had gathered.
私 は 駅 前 の カフェ で 友達 と 話します。watasi ha eki mae no kafe de tomodati to hanasimasu.
I talk with a friend at the café in front of the station.
駅前 の 自動販売機 で 水 を 買って から、 ホーム へ 急いだ。ekimae no zidouhanbaiki de mizu wo katte kara, hoomu he isoida.
I bought water from the vending machine in front of the station and then hurried to the platform.
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