Usages of kaisoku
この 時間 の 各駅停車 は 空いて います が、 快速 は かなり 混んで います。kono zikan no kakuekiteisya ha suite imasu ga, kaisoku ha kanari konde imasu.
The local train at this time is not crowded, but the rapid train is quite crowded.
空港 へ 行く なら、 この 快速 に 乗れば 乗り換え が 少ない わけ だ。kuukou he iku nara, kono kaisoku ni noreba norikae ga sukunai wake da.
If you are going to the airport, taking this rapid train means you have fewer transfers.
朝 は 快速 より 各駅停車 の ほう が 空いて いること が あります。asa ha kaisoku yori kakuekiteisya no hou ga suite irukoto ga arimasu.
In the morning, local trains are sometimes less crowded than rapid trains.
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