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庭にわの葉書はがき






Featured Kanji
(はる・シュン)
spring

Vocabulary

  • — garden
  • — postcard
  • — spring
  • — morning
  • — I; me
  • — friend
  • — temple
  • — to go
  • — mountain
  • — to see; to look at
  • — one (flat item counter, e.g., a postcard)
  • — to buy
  • — two (flat item counter, e.g., postcards)
  • — to like; liked
  • — (my) mother
  • — to send
  • — to ask; to listen
  • — to say

Grammar / Notes

  • 〜たいです (want to) attaches to the verb stem (the ます-form without ) to say what the speaker wants to do; the negative is . (“I asked my friend, “I want to send it to my mother. Which one is better?””)
  • どちら / どれ (which) asks which of two things is …; asks which of three or more. The answer takes too. (“I asked my friend, “I want to send it to my mother. Which one is better?””)

English

The Garden Postcard

On a spring morning, I went to a temple with my friend.
At the temple, I saw a mountain postcard and a garden postcard.
I wanted to buy only one, but I liked both of them.
I asked my friend, “I want to send it to my mother. Which one is better?”
My friend said, “The garden postcard is better.”
I bought the garden postcard.