Usages of higaeri de
明日 は 日帰り で 海 へ 行く 予定 なので、 大きい スーツケース は 持って いきません。asita ha higaeri de umi he iku yotei nanode, ookii suutukeesu ha motte ikimasen.
Since I’m planning a day trip to the sea tomorrow, I won’t bring a big suitcase.
日帰り で 京都 へ 観光 に 行く なら、 始発 に 乗った ほう が いい です。higaeri de kyouto he kankou ni iku nara, sihatu ni notta hou ga ii desu.
If you’re going sightseeing in Kyoto on a day trip, it’s better to take the first train.
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