Usages of kussyon
この 部屋 は 床 が 少し 冷たい ので、 スリッパ と クッション と ティッシュ を 先 に 買いました。kono heya ha yuka ga sukosi tumetai node, surippa to kussyon to thissyu wo saki ni kaimasita.
Because the floor in this room is a little cold, I bought slippers, cushions, and tissues first.
母 は この スリッパ は 思った ほど 重く ない し、 その クッション も 座りやすい と 言いました。haha ha kono surippa ha omotta hodo omoku nai si, sono kussyon mo suwariyasui to iimasita.
My mother said these slippers are not as heavy as she expected, and that cushion is comfortable to sit on.
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