Usages of to
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.
妹 は 私 と 同じ 大学 に 通って います。imouto ha watasi to onazi daigaku ni kayotte imasu.
My younger sister goes to the same university as I do.
私 は 自分 の 日本語 を 録音して、 先生 の 話し方 と 比べて みる。watasi ha zibun no nihongo wo rokuonsite, sensei no hanasikata to kurabete miru.
I record my own Japanese and try comparing it with the teacher’s way of speaking.
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