Usages of korokkepan
駅 前 の パン屋 で コロッケパン を 買いましたeki mae no panya de korokkepan wo kaimasita
I bought a croquette bun at the bakery in front of the station.
昼休み に パン屋 で コロッケパン を 買って、 会社 の 近く の 公園 で 食べました。hiruyasumi ni panya de korokkepan wo katte, kaisya no tikaku no kouen de tabemasita.
During my lunch break, I bought a croquette bun at the bakery and ate it in the park near the office.
駅前 の パン屋 の コロッケパン は 人気 が ある ので、 昼 に は 売り切れること が あります。ekimae no panya no korokkepan ha ninki ga aru node, hiru ni ha urikirerukoto ga arimasu.
The croquette buns at the bakery in front of the station are popular, so they sometimes sell out by noon.
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