なさ
Meanings
Verb (5-dan, transitive)
Honorific
Usually written in kana
1. to do
Pitch accent
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Examples (41 in total)
Do you have a reservation?
Would you like to order?
How would you like your eggs?
Keep warm.
What kinds of sports do you do?
Would you like to try it on?
Pack your bags.
What did you do in Boston?
Just sit there and be quiet.
Wait in the car, OK?
Go to your room.
What are you going to do with this money?
Would you like coffee or tea?
Do you mind waiting for a minute?
Did you plan it yourself?
How would you like to pay?
Be quiet during the lesson.
When will you travel to Paris?
Does the president of your company also play golf?
Would you like a single or a double?
Would you like white wine or red?
You don't have to dress up.
Be quiet for a moment.
Would you like meat or fish?
Dad told me to keep quiet.
Did you have any difficulty in finding my house?
What sort of things do you do on weekends?
Now look here! I will teach you a lesson!
Are you married or are you single?
The teacher told Mary to be quiet.
You must be careful in choosing your friends.
Wait here till I return.
We are very grateful for what you did.
Please call me as soon as possible when you arrive in London.
My recommendation is that you invest in government bonds.
I'm a bit busy now, so go to the other room.
The mother told her daughter to do it herself.
By the time you get home, all the cherry blossoms will have fallen.
Obey your father.
Keep to these instructions carefully.
Lie on the bench for a while with your eyes closed.