Usages of kaori
台所 から いい 匂い が して きて、 カレー の 香り だ と すぐ 分かった。daidokoro kara ii nioi ga site kite, karee no kaori da to sugu wakatta.
A nice smell came from the kitchen, and I knew right away it was the aroma of curry.
しょうが の 香り の お茶 を 飲む と、 気分 が さっぱりします。syouga no kaori no otya wo nomu to, kibun ga sapparisimasu.
When I drink tea with a ginger aroma, I feel refreshed.
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