Learn Hardcore Japanese: dasippanasi ni suru

Usages of dasippanasi ni suru

台所だいどころ　に　スプーン　を　出だしっぱなし　に　しないで、　引ひき出だし　に　しまって　ください。daidokoro ni supuun wo dasippanasi ni sinaide, hikidasi ni simatte kudasai.

Please do not leave spoons out in the kitchen; put them away in the drawer.

大切たいせつな　書類しょるい　を　机つくえ　の　上うえ　に　出だしっぱなし　に　して、　出でかけて　しまいました。taisetuna syorui wo tukue no ue ni dasippanasi ni site, dekakete simaimasita.

I left important documents out on the desk and went out.

夏なつ　は　夕立ゆうだち　が　多おおい　から、　洗濯物せんたくもの　を　外そと　に　出だしっぱなし　に　する　と　ぬれちゃう。natu ha yuudati ga ooi kara, sentakumono wo soto ni dasippanasi ni suru to nuretyau.

There are lots of sudden evening showers in summer, so if you leave laundry outside, it’ll get wet.

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