Usages of hizasi
昼 の 日差し が 強かった ので、 公園 の 木陰 で 休みました。hiru no hizasi ga tuyokatta node, kouen no kokage de yasumimasita.
The midday sunlight was strong, so I rested in the shade of a tree in the park.
朝 の 日差し を 浴びる と 目 が 覚めます が、 暑い 日 は すぐ 汗 も 出ます。asa no hizasi wo abiru to me ga samemasu ga, atui hi ha sugu ase mo demasu.
Morning sunlight wakes me up, but on hot days I start sweating right away too.
窓側 の 席 に 座って、 朝 の 日差し を 浴びながら 本 を 読みます。madogawa no seki ni suwatte, asa no hizasi wo abinagara hon wo yomimasu.
I sit in a window seat and read a book while basking in the morning sunlight.
日差し が 強い ので、 木陰 の ベンチ に 座って 休みます。hizasi ga tuyoi node, kokage no benti ni suwatte yasumimasu.
Because the sunlight is strong, I sit on a bench in the shade and rest.
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