Usages of kawara
鷺 は 河原 に いる。sagi ha kawara ni iru.
A heron is on the riverbank.
河原 を 歩く。kawara wo aruku.
I walk along the riverbank.
天気 さえ 良け れば、 河原 で 野鳥 を 観察 できる。tenki sae yoke reba, kawara de yatyou wo kansatu dekiru.
As long as the weather is good, we can observe birds on the riverbank.
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