Usages of hikkosu
家具 が 少ない ので、 引っ越した あと で 何とか そろえる つもり です。kagu ga sukunai node, hikkosita ato de nantoka soroeru tumori desu.
I don’t have much furniture, so I plan to somehow get what I need after moving.
来月 駅 の 近く に 引っ越す つもり です。raigetu eki no tikaku ni hikkosu tumori desu.
I plan to move near the station next month.
引っ越した 日 に 水道 が 出なくて、 少し 困った。hikkosita hi ni suidou ga denakute, sukosi komatta.
On the day I moved, the water did not come out, and that was a little troublesome.
引っ越した あと、 まず 水道 が 使える か どうか 確認しました。hikkosita ato, mazu suidou ga tukaeru ka douka kakuninsimasita.
After moving in, I first checked whether the running water worked.
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