Usages of tiizu
ネズミ は チーズ を 食べ 終えました。nezumi ha tiizu wo tabe oemasita.
The mouse finished eating the cheese.
アレルギー が ある から、 チーズ を 食べない。arerugii ga aru kara, tiizu wo tabenai.
I do not eat cheese because I have an allergy.
ネズミ は チーズ を 食べます。nezumi ha tiizu wo tabemasu.
Mice eat cheese.
チーズ を 半 キログラム ください。tiizu wo han kiroguramu kudasai.
Please give me half a kilogram of cheese.
この サンドイッチ に は ハム と チーズ が 入って います。kono sandoitti ni ha hamu to tiizu ga haitte imasu.
This sandwich contains ham and cheese.
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