Usages of kankisen
台所 の 換気扇 を つける と、 空気 が よく なります。daidokoro no kankisen wo tukeru to, kuuki ga yoku narimasu.
If I turn on the kitchen ventilation fan, the air gets better.
母 は 魚 を 焼く 前 に、 いつも 換気扇 を つけます。haha ha sakana wo yaku mae ni, itumo kankisen wo tukemasu.
My mother always turns on the ventilation fan before grilling fish.
梅雨 は 蒸し暑い 日 が 多い ので、 換気扇 を よく 使います。tuyu ha musiatui hi ga ooi node, kankisen wo yoku tukaimasu.
During the rainy season, there are many muggy days, so I often use the ventilation fan.
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