Usages of hodoukyou
川 の 向こう の 商店街 まで 行く とき は、 歩道橋 を 渡ります。kawa no mukou no syoutengai made iku toki ha, hodoukyou wo watarimasu.
When I go to the shopping street on the other side of the river, I cross the pedestrian overpass.
駅 の 前 の 道 は 危ない ので、 子供 と 一緒 の とき は 歩道橋 を 使った ほう が いい です。eki no mae no miti ha abunai node, kodomo to issyo no toki ha hodoukyou wo tukatta hou ga ii desu.
The road in front of the station is dangerous, so when you are with a child, it is better to use the pedestrian overpass.
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