Usages of boorupen
私 は 黒い ボールペン で 手帳 に 予定 を 書きます。watasi ha kuroi boorupen de tetyou ni yotei wo kakimasu.
I write my plans in my planner with a black ballpoint pen.
彼女 は ボールペン より 鉛筆 の ほう が 早く 書ける と 言って いました。kanozyo ha boorupen yori enpitu no hou ga hayaku kakeru to itte imasita.
She said she can write faster with a pencil than with a ballpoint pen.
机 の 上 に ボールペン が 二本 あります。tukue no ue ni boorupen ga nihon arimasu.
There are two ballpoint pens on the desk.
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