Perguntas sobre exemplo de orações com, e a definição e o uso de "Sakura"

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A: "Sakura" refers specifically to the cherry blossom flower in Japanese, while "cherry tree" refers to the entire tree that produces the cherry fruit. Here are some example sentences:

I went to Japan in the spring and saw many sakura trees in full bloom.
The sakura petals were falling gently in the wind, creating a beautiful scene.
The cherry trees in my backyard are starting to blossom.
The birds love to eat the cherries that grow on my cherry tree.
In Washington, D.C., there is a famous cherry blossom festival every year.

A: They are the same thing though we call them cherry blossom trees.

A: I've been listening to Hikaru Utada's Sakura Drops all day.

A: Cherry Blossoms :)

A: Cherry blossom

A: I think "sakura" is also gaining some recognition as well.

A: × Sakura is a typical spring flower is Japan.
✓ Sakura is a typical spring flower in Japan.

× You can go to see the sakura when it's sunny.
✓ You can go see them when it's sunny.

× Temperature and humidity are highin sunmer in Japan.
✓ Temperature and humidity are high in the summer in Japan.

A: × The sakura in this photo is an early-blooming cultivar called Kawazu-zakura, which originally came from Shizuoka.
✓ The sakura in this photo is from an early-blooming cultivar called Kawazu-zakura, which originally came from Shizuoka.

× Shizu 7132 cultivar of this tea is also from Shizuoka.
✓ The Shizu 7132 cultivar of this tea is also from Shizuoka.

A: "The Sakura trees have started to bloom"

You don't have to add "lately" at the end of this sentence but you could use "lately" if they were worded differently, like "The Sakura trees have started blooming lately" but in that sentence you do not have to add lately.

A: 桜の代わりにcherry blossomsを使ったほうがいい。