dasu

Usages of dasu

申込書もうしこみしょ を す まえ に、 もう 一度いちど て ください。mousikomisyo wo dasu mae ni, mou itido mite kudasai.
Please check the application form once more before submitting it.
申込書もうしこみしょ は 今日中きょうじゅう に します。mousikomisyo ha kyouzyuu ni dasimasu.
I will submit the application form by the end of today.
申込書もうしこみしょ に 名前なまえ と 住所じゅうしょ を 丁寧ていねい に いて から、 窓口まどぐち に しました。mousikomisyo ni namae to zyuusyo wo teinei ni kaite kara, madoguti ni dasimasita.
I carefully wrote my name and address on the application form and then submitted it at the counter.
今夜こにゃ の うち に 申込書もうしこみしょ を いて、 明日あした まで に す つもり です。konya no uti ni mousikomisyo wo kaite, asita made ni dasu tumori desu.
I intend to fill out the application form tonight and submit it by tomorrow.
申込書もうしこみしょ に 住所じゅうしょ と 電話番号でんわばんごう を いたら、 窓口まどぐち に して ください。mousikomisyo ni zyuusyo to denwabangou wo kaitara, madoguti ni dasite kudasai.
Once you have filled in your address and phone number on the application form, please submit it at the counter.
申込書もうしこみしょ に 署名しょめいして から、 窓口まどぐち に しました。mousikomisyo ni syomeisite kara, madoguti ni dasimasita.
I signed the application form and then submitted it at the counter.
申込書もうしこみしょ を す まえ に、 はは に て もらいます。mousikomisyo wo dasu mae ni, haha ni mite moraimasu.
Before submitting the application form, I will have my mother look it over.
申込書もうしこみしょ を その まま すの で は なく、 間違まちがい が あれば さき に 修正しゅうせいした ほう が いい。mousikomisyo wo sono mama dasuno de ha naku, matigai ga areba saki ni syuuseisita hou ga ii.
Rather than submitting the application form as it is, it is better to correct it first if there are mistakes.
申込書もうしこみしょ を す まえ に、 間違まちがい を 修正しゅうせいして おきます。mousikomisyo wo dasu mae ni, matigai wo syuuseisite okimasu.
Before submitting the application form, I will correct the mistakes in advance.
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Japanese verbs conjugate based on tense, politeness, and mood. For example, the polite present form adds ‑ます to the verb stem, while the past tense uses ‑ました. Unlike English, Japanese verbs don't change based on the subject — the same form works for "I", "you", and "they".

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