Usages of raku
鼻づまり で 味 が よく 分からなかった が、 温かい スープ を 飲んだら 少し 楽 に なった。hanadumari de azi ga yoku wakaranakatta ga, atatakai suupu wo nondara sukosi raku ni natta.
Because of my stuffy nose, I could not taste things well, but after drinking warm soup I felt a little better.
この ソファ は 楽 です から、 ここ で 昼寝します。kono sofa ha raku desu kara, koko de hirunesimasu.
This sofa is comfortable, so I take a nap here.
肩こり が ひどい とき は、 温かい シャワー を 浴びる と 少し 楽 に なる。katakori ga hidoi toki ha, atatakai syawaa wo abiru to sukosi raku ni naru.
When my stiff shoulders are bad, taking a warm shower makes me feel a little better.
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