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Breakdown of (o)tera
temple
寺
Temples are built on soil with precise measurement.
Usages of (o)tera
お寺 へ も 行きましょう。otera e mo ikimashou.
Let's go to the temple as well.
森 で も お寺 で も 休みました。mori de mo otera de mo yasumimashita.
(We) rested both in the forest and in the temple.
お寺 へ も 行きましょう。
お寺 も 行きましょう。
otera e mo ikimashou.otera mo ikimashou.
Let's go to the temple as well.
森 で も お寺 で も 休みました。
森 も お寺 も 休みました。
mori de mo otera de mo yasumimashita.mori mo otera mo yasumimashita.
(We) rested both in the forest and in the temple.
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