Usages of buranko
子供たち は 滑り台 と ブランコ で 元気 に 遊んで います。kodomotati ha suberidai to buranko de genki ni asonde imasu.
The children are playing energetically on the slide and swings.
妹 は ブランコ に 乗ったあと、 砂場 で 友達 と 遊びました。imouto ha buranko ni nottaato, sunaba de tomodati to asobimasita.
After riding the swing, my younger sister played with her friend in the sandbox.
その 子供たち は 公園 で ブランコ に 乗って います。sono kodomotati ha kouen de buranko ni notte imasu.
Those children are riding the swings in the park.
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