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Usages of zyama
ソファ の 上 に 父 の 上着 が 置いて あって、 少し じゃま です。sofa no ue ni titi no uwagi ga oite atte, sukosi zyama desu.
My father's jacket has been left on the sofa, and it's a bit in the way.
机 の 上 に 大きい 荷物 が ある と じゃま です。tukue no ue ni ookii nimotu ga aru to zyama desu.
When there is a big piece of luggage on the desk, it is in the way.
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