Breakdown of daidokoro ni supuun o dashippanashi ni shinaide, hikidashi ni shimatte kudasai.
Questions & Answers about daidokoro ni supuun o dashippanashi ni shinaide, hikidashi ni shimatte kudasai.
出しっぱなし means left out or left as it is after taking it out.
It comes from:
- 出す = to take out / put out
- っぱなし = leaving something in that state and not dealing with it afterward
So:
- スプーンを出しっぱなし = leaving the spoon out
This pattern often has the nuance of carelessly leaving something that way.
Examples:
- 電気をつけっぱなし = leaving the lights on
- ドアを開けっぱなし = leaving the door open
- 水を出しっぱなし = leaving the water running
In 出しっぱなしにしないで, the にする pattern means to make something into a certain state or to leave it in a certain condition.
So:
- 出しっぱなし = the state of being left out
- 出しっぱなしにする = to leave it out / to make it remain left out
Then:
- 出しっぱなしにしないで = don’t leave it out like that
This is a very common grammar pattern:
- 静かにする = make it quiet / be quiet
- きれいにする = make it clean
- そのままにする = leave it as it is
So here, に marks the state that something is being put into or kept in.
