Usages of mankai
せっかく 桜 が 満開 なのに、 今日 は 雨 で 花見 が できません。sekkaku sakura ga mankai nanoni, kyou ha ame de hanami ga dekimasen.
Even though the cherry blossoms are in full bloom, I can't go flower viewing today because it's raining.
公園 の 桜 が 満開 に なったら、 写真 を 撮り に 行きます。kouen no sakura ga mankai ni nattara, syasin wo tori ni ikimasu.
When the cherry blossoms in the park come into full bloom, I will go take photos.
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