下駄(げた)geta, Japanese wooden clogs, turn (in set-type proofing), upside-down character

下駄(げた)とサンダルは似(に)ている。

Clogs and sandals are similar. {geta, Japanese wooden clogs, turn (in set-type proofing), upside-down character}

下駄(げた)の履(は)き心地(ごこち)はあまりよくありません。

The comfort of wearing clogs is not very good. {geta, Japanese wooden clogs, turn (in set-type proofing), upside-down character}

昔(むかし)の日本(にほん)では、下駄(げた)を履(は)いている人(ひと)が多(おお)くいました。

In old Japan, there were many people who wore wooden clogs. {geta, Japanese wooden clogs, turn (in set-type proofing), upside-down character}

下駄(げた)は歩(ある)きづらい。しかも、歩(ある)くとカランコロンと大(おお)きな音(おと)がなる。

Clogs are hard to walk in. Moreover, they make a loud clanking sound when you walk. {geta, Japanese wooden clogs, turn (in set-type proofing), upside-down character}

下駄(げた)じゃなくてランニングシューズを履(は)いていたら、転(ころ)ばずに済(す)んだのに…。

If only I had been wearing running shoes instead of wooden clogs, I wouldn't have fallen... {geta, Japanese wooden clogs, turn (in set-type proofing), upside-down character}