Usages of suizokukan
子供 は 水族館 より 博物館 の ほう が 静か だ と 言って いました。kodomo ha suizokukan yori hakubutukan no hou ga sizuka da to itte imasita.
The child said that museums are quieter than aquariums.
雨 の 日 は、 地下道 を 通る と 駅 から 水族館 まで ぬれず に 行けます。ame no hi ha, tikadou wo tooru to eki kara suizokukan made nurezu ni ikemasu.
On rainy days, if you use the underpass, you can go from the station to the aquarium without getting wet.
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