Usages of bunkasai
文化祭 で 店 を 手伝うこと に なりました。bunkasai de mise wo tetudaukoto ni narimasita.
I ended up helping at a stall for the school festival.
文化祭 の 日 は 校庭 に 大勢 の 人 が 集まります。bunkasai no hi ha koutei ni oozei no hito ga atumarimasu.
On the day of the school festival, a lot of people gather in the schoolyard.
姉 は 文化祭 で 合唱 を 発表する ので、 毎日 練習して います。ane ha bunkasai de gassyou wo happyousuru node, mainiti rensyuusite imasu.
My older sister is going to perform in a chorus at the school festival, so she practices every day.
文化祭 の 店 で 焼きそば を 売ります。bunkasai no mise de yakisoba wo urimasu.
I sell yakisoba at a stall at the school festival.
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