Usages of sono
その 姉妹 は 目 が よく 似て います。sono simai ha me ga yoku nite imasu.
Those sisters have very similar eyes.
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.
その 姉妹 は 週末 に 公園 で 一緒 に 散歩しますsono simai ha syuumatu ni kouen de issyo ni sanposimasu
Those sisters take a walk together in the park on the weekend.
その 双子 は 顔 だけ で なく、 声 も よく 似て います。sono hutago ha kao dake de naku, koe mo yoku nite imasu.
Those twins resemble each other not only in their faces but also in their voices.
その コロッケ は 人気 で、 夕方 に は よく 売り切れます。sono korokke ha ninki de, yuugata ni ha yoku urikiremasu.
Those croquettes are popular, so they often sell out in the evening.
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