銀行ぎんこうの靴くつ






Featured Kanji
(ひ・ほ・カ)
fire

Vocabulary

  • — bank
  • — shoes
  • — Tuesday
  • — morning (a.m.)
  • — I; me
  • — go
  • — rain
  • — dirty
  • — inside
  • — enter; go in
  • — entrance
  • — take off (clothes/shoes)
  • — person
  • — say; tell
  • — outside
  • — clean; pretty
  • — put on (shoes)

Grammar / Notes

  • 〜から (because) at the end of a clause gives the reason for what follows: ‘because A, B’. The reason clause comes first and may end in the polite form. (“It was raining, so my shoes were very dirty.”)

English

Shoes at the Bank

On Tuesday morning, I went to the bank.
It was raining, so my shoes were very dirty.
Because I did not want to go inside with dirty shoes, I took off my shoes at the entrance.
A bank employee said, “Please do not take off your shoes here.”
So, I cleaned my shoes outside.
Then I put my shoes back on and went into the bank.