Usages of kawaku
鼻づまり が ひどい 日 は、 のど も 乾きやすい ので 水 を よく 飲む。hanadumari ga hidoi hi ha, nodo mo kawakiyasui node mizu wo yoku nomu.
On days when my stuffy nose is bad, my throat also dries out easily, so I drink a lot of water.
夏 は 洗った タオル が ベランダ で すぐ 乾く ので、 助かります。natu ha aratta taoru ga beranda de sugu kawaku node, tasukarimasu.
In summer, washed towels dry quickly on the balcony, so it helps.
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