Usages of nigiyaka
朝 の 校庭 は 静か です が、 昼休み 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.
祭り の 夜 は とても にぎやか です。maturi no yoru ha totemo nigiyaka desu.
Festival nights are very lively.
祝日 の 公園 は にぎやか です が、 平日 の 朝 は それほど 人 が 多く ありません。syukuzitu no kouen ha nigiyaka desu ga, heizitu no asa ha sorehodo hito ga ooku arimasen.
The park is lively on holidays, but on weekday mornings there are not that many people.
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