Usages of okawarisuru
祖父 は、 ほうれん草 と きのこ の 天ぷら を おかわりしました。sohu ha, hourensou to kinoko no tenpura wo okawarisimasita.
My grandfather had another serving of spinach and mushroom tempura.
私 も、 その うどん を おかわりしたかった です が、 お腹 が いっぱい でした。watasi mo, sono udon wo okawarisitakatta desu ga, onaka ga ippai desita.
I also wanted another serving of that udon, but I was already full.
きのこ が 入った 天ぷら は 軽くて、 祖父 も おかわりして いました。kinoko ga haitta tenpura ha karukute, sohu mo okawarisite imasita.
Tempura with mushrooms in it is light, and my grandfather also had another serving.
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