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Breakdown of hon o kaban kara dashite.
本hon
book
をo
direct object particle
からkara
from; since; after
鞄kaban
bag
This is a general term for a bag, often referring to various kinds of handbags, school bags, or briefcases. It is more traditional and may be used more commonly in daily conversations than バッグ.
〜て〜te
verb suffix for forming the imperative, among other things
出すdasu
to put out; to produce; to take out; to release
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