Usages of kikoeru
鼻声 の まま で は、 電話 で 話して も 声 が 小さく 聞こえる かも しれません。hanagoe no mama de ha, denwa de hanasite mo koe ga tiisaku kikoeru kamo siremasen.
If my voice stays nasal, it may sound quiet on the phone.
朝 は 窓 を 開ける と、 外 の 鳥 の 声 が よく 聞こえます。asa ha mado wo akeru to, soto no tori no koe ga yoku kikoemasu.
In the morning, when I open the window, I can hear the birds outside clearly.
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