Usages of doro
靴 が 泥 で 汚い ので、 玄関 の 外 で ぬぎました。kutu ga doro de kitanai node, genkan no soto de nugimasita.
Because my shoes were dirty with mud, I took them off outside the entrance.
雨 の あと は、 泥 の ついた 靴 を すぐ 洗う よう に して います。ame no ato ha, doro no tuita kutu wo sugu arau you ni site imasu.
After it rains, I make it a habit to wash muddy shoes right away.
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