Usages of sentakukago
タンス の 引き出し が いっぱい なので、 洗った 服 は まだ 洗濯かご の 中 に あります。tansu no hikidasi ga ippai nanode, aratta huku ha mada sentakukago no naka ni arimasu.
Because the dresser drawers are full, the washed clothes are still in the laundry basket.
この 洗濯かご は 見た目 ほど 大きく ない けれど、 タオル は たくさん 入ります。kono sentakukago ha mitame hodo ookiku nai keredo, taoru ha takusan hairimasu.
This laundry basket is not as big as it looks, but it can hold a lot of towels.
雨 が 続く と、 洗濯かご の 中 の 服 が 増えて、 母 は 少し 困ります。ame ga tuduku to, sentakukago no naka no huku ga huete, haha ha sukosi komarimasu.
When the rain keeps up, the clothes in the laundry basket increase, and my mother gets a little bothered.
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