N4 Grammar Course

Admin bar avatar
Marshall
JLPT Grammar Course
Free
  • 82 lessons
  • 0 quizzes
  • 96 week duration

N4 Grammar Course

Lesson 22: 〜だす

Usage:

Polite Form of Verb(drop the ます in the end)+ だす


Meaning 1:

「~だす」means “begin to…”, “start doing…”.

Note:
「~だす」is often written as「〜す」, they are the same.
In order to help you get used to the kanji, all examples below are written as 「〜出す」.

Example Sentences of Meaning 1:

かれはしした
He began to run.

彼女かのじょした
She began to cry.

ゆきした
It began to snow.

突然とつぜんいぬした
All of a sudden, a dog began barking.

彼女かのじょ母親ははおやさけした
Her mother started screaming.

とうとうあめした
At last, it began to rain.

Meaning 2:

「~だす」means “…out”, “…away”.

Example Sentences of Meaning 2:

かれいえした
He ran away from home.

彼女かのじょした
She held out her hand.

かれはペンをした
He got out his pen.

トムはきょうしつした
Tom slipped out of the classroom.

かれみがきをチューブからしぼした
He squeezed the toothpaste out of a tube.

かれらはもっともよい作品さくひんふたつをした
They picked out the best two works.

Patron-only Content:

This website won’t exist without Patrons’ support since it’s completely ad-free.
So I made some special contents for Patrons.
It’s a way of saying thank you!

24+
avataravataravataravatarAdmin bar avataravataravataravataravatar

Leave a Reply