Usages of hiatari
とくに 冬 は 日当たり が 悪い 部屋 だ と、 昼間 で も 寒い です。tokuni huyu ha hiatari ga warui heya da to, hiruma de mo samui desu.
Especially in winter, if a room gets poor sunlight, it is cold even during the daytime.
この 部屋 は 日当たり が いい から、 朝 は 電気 を つけなくて も 明い です。kono heya ha hiatari ga ii kara, asa ha denki wo tukenakute mo akarui desu.
Because this room gets good sunlight, it is bright in the morning even without turning on the light.
この 部屋 は 駅 に 近い し、 日当たり も いい。 家賃 が 高い わけ だ。kono heya ha eki ni tikai si, hiatari mo ii. yatin ga takai wake da.
This room is close to the station, and it gets good sunlight too. No wonder the rent is high.
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