Usages of muon ni suru
電車 の 中 で は 通知音 が 出ない よう に、 スマホ を 無音 に して いる。densya no naka de ha tuution ga denai you ni, sumaho wo muon ni site iru.
On the train, I keep my phone on silent so that notification sounds do not come out.
会議 が 始まる 前 に、 スマホ を 無音 に して ください。kaigi ga hazimaru mae ni, sumaho wo muon ni site kudasai.
Before the meeting starts, please put your smartphone on silent.
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