Usages of dasu
猫 が 外 に 出たがって いる けれど、 雨 が 降りそう だから 今日 は 出さない。neko ga soto ni detagatte iru keredo, ame ga hurisou dakara kyou ha dasanai.
The cat wants to go outside, but it looks like rain, so I won’t let it out today.
図書館 で 大きな 声 を 出して は いけません。tosyokan de ookina koe wo dasite ha ikemasen.
You must not raise your voice in the library.
保護猫 を 外 に 出す わけ に は いかない。hogoneko wo soto ni dasu wake ni ha ikanai.
I cannot let the shelter cat outside.
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