Usages of syokutaku
食卓 の 上 に 花 を 飾る と、 部屋 が 少し 明るく 見えます。syokutaku no ue ni hana wo kazaru to, heya ga sukosi akaruku miemasu.
If you decorate the dining table with flowers, the room looks a little brighter.
食卓 で 家族 と 一緒 に 晩ご飯 を 食べる と、 幸せ を 感じます。syokutaku de kazoku to issyo ni bangohan wo taberu to, siawase wo kanzimasu.
When I eat dinner with my family at the dining table, I feel happy.
春 に なる と、 母 は 食卓 の 上 に 花 を 飾ります。haru ni naru to, haha ha syokutaku no ue ni hana wo kazarimasu.
When spring comes, my mother decorates the dining table with flowers.
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