Usages of isu
部屋 に 新しい 椅子 と ベッド を 置きたい です。heya ni atarasii isu to beddo wo okitai desu.
I want to put a new chair and bed in my room.
古い ベッド を 売って、 椅子 も 文房具 も きれい に 並べました。hurui beddo wo utte, isu mo bunbougu mo kirei ni narabemasita.
I sold my old bed and neatly arranged my chair and stationery.
受付 で 整理券 を もらって から、 椅子 に 座って 待ちます。uketuke de seiriken wo moratte kara, isu ni suwatte matimasu.
After getting a numbered ticket at the reception desk, I sit down and wait.
どうぞ 遠慮しないで、 この 椅子 に 座って ください。douzo enryosinaide, kono isu ni suwatte kudasai.
Please don’t hesitate; have a seat in this chair.
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