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In the streets, there's only one kind of corner: a street corner.
街角 literally means a corner where streets meet, as in 街角を曲がる (turn the corner). By extension, it can also refer to the street as a public place where everyday city life happens, like 街角でタクシーをひろう (hail a taxi on the street) or 街角の話題 (talk of the town).
This word is a combination of the words 街 and 角, so it's actually going to use the kun'yomi readings of both. Just be careful to use the vocab readings rather than the kanji readings and you should be okay here!
街角にある
to be on a street corner
街角に立つ
to stand at a street corner, to stand out on the street
街角にたたずむ
to loiter at a street corner, to loiter on the street
街角で見かける
to spot on the street
街角で出くわす
to run into on the street
街角で待つ
to wait at a street corner, to wait on the street
街角にお気に入りの小さなカフェがある。
There's a small café I like on the corner.
街角で友達にバッタリ出くわした。
I ran into a friend on the street.
街角でカッコよく立ってみたけど、誰も見ていなかった。
I tried standing around on the street looking cool, but no one was watching.
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