Usages of kaimonokago
スーパー に 入ったら、 まず 買い物かご を 取って、 野菜 売り場 へ 行く。suupaa ni haittara, mazu kaimonokago wo totte, yasai uriba he iku.
When I enter the supermarket, I first take a shopping basket and go to the vegetable section.
彼女 は 買い物かご を 持ったまま、 セルフレジ の 前 で 財布 を 探して いた。kanozyo ha kaimonokago wo mottamama, seruhurezi no mae de saihu wo sagasite ita.
She was looking for her wallet in front of the self-checkout while still holding the shopping basket.
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