Usages of bukken
きのう 不動産屋 で 駅 の 近く の 物件 を 三つ 見ました。kinou hudousanya de eki no tikaku no bukken wo mittu mimasita.
Yesterday I looked at three properties near the station at a real estate agency.
とりあえず 駅 から 近い 物件 だけ 先 に 見て、 あと で 他 の 部屋 と 比べます。toriaezu eki kara tikai bukken dake saki ni mite, ato de hoka no heya to kurabemasu.
For now, I’ll first look only at properties close to the station, and compare them with other rooms later.
たまたま 同じ 物件 を 見に 来て いた 女の人 と 少し 話しました。tamatama onazi bukken wo mini kite ita onnanohito to sukosi hanasimasita.
By chance, I talked a little with a woman who had come to see the same property.
明日 母 と 一緒 に 駅 に 近い 物件 を 内見します。asita haha to issyo ni eki ni tikai bukken wo naikensimasu.
Tomorrow I will view a property near the station together with my mother.
今度 時間 が ある とき、 駅 の 近く の 物件 を もう 一度 見 に 行くこと に しました。kondo zikan ga aru toki, eki no tikaku no bukken wo mou itido mi ni ikukoto ni simasita.
Next time when I have time, I decided to go look at the property near the station one more time.
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