Usages of higaeri
日帰り の 旅行 なのに、 荷物 を 持ちすぎて しまって、 少し 後悔しました。higaeri no ryokou nanoni, nimotu wo motisugite simatte, sukosi koukaisimasita.
Even though it was only a day trip, I brought too much luggage and regretted it a little.
日帰り の 旅行 なら、 帰り の 電車 の 時間 も 確認して おいた ほう が いい です。higaeri no ryokou nara, kaeri no densya no zikan mo kakuninsite oita hou ga ii desu.
If it's a day trip, it's better to check the return train time in advance too.
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