How do you use harogen hietaa in a sentence?

Here’s another one from the Elementary Japanese book2. Takai desu ne demo harogen hietaa deyokaata desu. (I am glad I got a halogen heater, but their so expensive.)

Answer:

Not sure what you are trying to ask here. you asked how to use ‘harogen hietaa’ in a sentence, then proceeded to use it in a sentence!

Also, ‘their’ is possessive. ‘They are expensive’ can be shortened to ‘they’re expensive’.

Just in case you were planning on teaching English.  ;)

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ggsoulsister posted the question on 05/16/2010 Reply
CJ updated the answer on 02/08/2011 Reply

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