It is essential to learn Japanese vocabulary when studying the language. In addition to words borrowed from other languages, Japanese vocabulary is vast and diverse. Learning essential words and phrases, as well as specialized terminology and idiomatic expressions, is essential for effective communication in Japanese.
Japanese Vocabulary: 出す (だす) dasu
Meaning: “to put out,” “to take out,” or “to produce.”
It can be used in various contexts such as taking something out of a bag, putting something on a table, or releasing a product for sale.
Examples:
- 夕食にターキーを出す serve a turkey dinner.
- がんばって元気を出すよ。 I’ll try my best to keep my spirits up.
- 12 決められた日に、塵を出す。 I take the trash out on the designated days.
- 締め切りまでに出すことは難しいです。
- 休暇届を出しましたか？ Did you submit a vacation request?
- はがきを2枚出しました。 I sent two postcards.
- 手紙の返事を出しました。 I sent a reply to the letter.
- 祖母に葉書を出しました。 I sent a postcard to my grandmother.
- その手紙は昨日出しました。 I sent the letter yesterday.
- 昨日、年賀状を出しました。 I sent my New Year’s cards yesterday.
