建物がズラーッと並ぶ (tatemono ga zurā tto narabu - buildings are lined up extensively)
Grammar & Usage
How it works
This phrase uses the subject marker が (ga) to indicate 建物 (tatemono, buildings) as the subject. ズラーッと (zurā tto) is an onomatopoeic adverb describing something lining up extensively or in a long, continuous row. 並ぶ (narabu) is an intransitive verb meaning 'to line up' or 'to be arranged'.
Sample sentences
駅前の大通りには、新しい店がズラーッと並んでいる。
On the main street in front of the station, new shops are lined up extensively.
その博物館には、貴重な美術品がズラーッと並んでいて、見応えがあった。
In that museum, precious artworks were lined up extensively, making it very impressive.
彼の部屋には、買ったばかりの漫画が本棚にズラーッと並べられていた。
In his room, newly bought manga were lined up extensively on the bookshelf.
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Example
駅前の大通りには、新しい店がズラーッと並んでいる。
On the main street in front of the station, new shops are lined up extensively.
その博物館には、貴重な美術品がズラーッと並んでいて、見応えがあった。
In that museum, precious artworks were lined up extensively, making it very impressive.
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