Usages of tikadou
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.
人 が 多い 日 は、 地下道 の ほう が 地上 より 歩きやすい です。hito ga ooi hi ha, tikadou no hou ga tizyou yori arukiyasui desu.
On crowded days, the underpass is easier to walk through than above ground.
この 地図 を 見れば、 地下道 から 案内所 まで まっすぐ 行けます。kono tizu wo mireba, tikadou kara annaizyo made massugu ikemasu.
If you look at this map, you can go straight from the underpass to the information desk.
地下道 から 地上 に 出る と、 駅 前 の 広場 が 見えます。tikadou kara tizyou ni deru to, eki mae no hiroba ga miemasu.
When you come up above ground from the underpass, you can see the plaza in front of the station.
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