Usages of hasami
この はさみ は よく 切れる ので、 紙 を 切るの に 便利 です。kono hasami ha yoku kireru node, kami wo kiruno ni benri desu.
These scissors cut well, so they are convenient for cutting paper.
妹 は はさみ で 紙 を 小さく 切って から、 封筒 に 入れました。imouto ha hasami de kami wo tiisaku kitte kara, huutou ni iremasita.
My younger sister cut the paper into small pieces with scissors and then put it in an envelope.
定規 と はさみ を 使って、 紙 を 半分 に 切りました。zyougi to hasami wo tukatte, kami wo hanbun ni kirimasita.
I used a ruler and scissors to cut the paper in half.
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