koutei

Usages of koutei

文化祭ぶんかさい の 日ひ は 校庭こうてい に 大勢おおぜい の 人ひと が 集あつまります。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.
朝あさ の 校庭こうてい は 静しずか です が、 昼休ひるやすみ は とても にぎやか です。asa no koutei ha sizuka desu ga, hiruyasumi ha totemo nigiyaka desu.
The schoolyard is quiet in the morning, but it is very lively at lunchtime.
文化祭ぶんかさい の 日ひ は、 校庭こうてい に 大勢おおぜい の 人ひと が 集あつまります。bunkasai no hi ha, koutei ni oozei no hito ga atumarimasu.
On the day of the school festival, many people gather in the schoolyard.
この 校庭こうてい から 見みる 秋あき の 紅葉こうよう ほど きれいな 景色けしき は めったに ありません。kono koutei kara miru aki no kouyou hodo kireina kesiki ha mettani arimasen.
There are very few views as beautiful as the autumn leaves seen from this schoolyard.
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Japanese verbs conjugate based on tense, politeness, and mood. For example, the polite present form adds ‑ます to the verb stem, while the past tense uses ‑ました. Unlike English, Japanese verbs don't change based on the subject — the same form works for "I", "you", and "they".

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