Usages of kono
ベルト を しない と、 この ズボン は 少し 大きい です。beruto wo sinai to, kono zubon ha sukosi ookii desu.
If I do not wear a belt, these pants are a little too big.
この 手帳 に 明日 の 予定 を 書いて おきます。kono tetyou ni asita no yotei wo kaite okimasu.
I will write tomorrow’s schedule in this planner.
この はさみ は よく 切れる ので、 紙 を 切るの に 便利 です。kono hasami ha yoku kireru node, kami wo kiruno ni benri desu.
These scissors cut well, so they are convenient for cutting paper.
この コロッケ に は ソース を 少し かける だけ で 十分 おいしい。kono korokke ni ha soosu wo sukosi kakeru dake de zyuubun oisii.
These croquettes are delicious enough with just a little sauce.
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