Usages of karai
カレー は 少し 辛い けれど、 おいしい。karee ha sukosi karai keredo, oisii.
The curry is a little spicy, but delicious.
妹 は 辛い 物 が 得意 です が、 私 は あまり 食べられません。imouto ha karai mono ga tokui desu ga, watasi ha amari taberaremasen.
My younger sister is good with spicy food, but I cannot eat much of it.
私 は 辛い 料理 が 苦手 です。watasi ha karai ryouri ga nigate desu.
I don't like spicy food.
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