Usages of mae
この 炊飯器 は 前 の より 静かで、 やかん も すぐ 熱く なります。kono suihanki ha mae no yori sizukade, yakan mo sugu atuku narimasu.
This rice cooker is quieter than the previous one, and the kettle also heats up quickly.
この 辞書アプリ は 前 の より 分かりやすい です。kono zisyoapuri ha mae no yori wakariyasui desu.
This dictionary app is easier to understand than the previous one.
この レポート は 前 の ほど 長く ない ので、 今夜 の うち に 読めそう です。kono repooto ha mae no hodo nagaku nai node, konya no uti ni yomesou desu.
This report is not as long as the previous one, so it looks like I can read it tonight.
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