Usages of supuun
朝ご飯 の ヨーグルト は スプーン で 食べます。asagohan no yooguruto ha supuun de tabemasu.
I eat yogurt for breakfast with a spoon.
花見 の とき、 スープ を 飲む ため に スプーン を 二つ 持って いきました。hanami no toki, suupu wo nomu tame ni supuun wo hutatu motte ikimasita.
When we went cherry-blossom viewing, I brought two spoons for drinking soup.
台所 に スプーン を 出しっぱなし に しないで、 引き出し に しまって ください。daidokoro ni supuun wo dasippanasi ni sinaide, hikidasi ni simatte kudasai.
Please do not leave spoons out in the kitchen; put them away in the drawer.
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