Usages of nakigoe
鳴き声 を 聞いた。nakigoe wo kiita.
I heard an animal call.
鳴き声 さえ 聞け れば、 図鑑 で 調べられる。nakigoe sae kike reba, zukan de siraberareru.
As long as I can hear the call, I can look it up in the field guide.
鳴き声 で 見分ける。nakigoe de miwakeru.
I distinguish them by their calls.
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