Usages of doraiyaa
私 は 机 の 上 に ティッシュ を 置いて、 ドライヤー は 洗面所 に しまいます。watasi ha tukue no ue ni thissyu wo oite, doraiyaa ha senmenzyo ni simaimasu.
I put tissues on the desk, and I put the hair dryer away in the washroom.
雨 の 日 は 髪 が なかなか 乾かない ので、 ドライヤー を 使う 時間 が 長く なります。ame no hi ha kami ga nakanaka kawakanai node, doraiyaa wo tukau zikan ga nagaku narimasu.
On rainy days, my hair does not dry easily, so the time I use the hair dryer becomes longer.
シャワー の あと、 ドライヤー で 髪 を 乾かします。syawaa no ato, doraiyaa de kami wo kawakasimasu.
After a shower, I dry my hair with a hair dryer.
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