Usages of osu
エレベーター の ボタン は 一度 押せば いい から、 何度 も 押すこと は ない。erebeetaa no botan ha itido oseba ii kara, nando mo osukoto ha nai.
You only need to press the elevator button once, so there is no need to press it many times.
この ボタン を 押して から、 パスワード を 入力して ください。kono botan wo osite kara, pasuwaado wo nyuuryokusite kudasai.
After pressing this button, please enter the password.
この ボタン を 押して も 動かない なら、 機械 が 変 だ と 思います。kono botan wo osite mo ugokanai nara, kikai ga hen da to omoimasu.
If it still doesn’t work even after pressing this button, I think the machine is acting strange.
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