廃棄物

Nouns + の + 処理 (shori - disposal/treatment): This structure indicates the handling or processing of the noun. For example, 廃棄物の処理 means 'disposal of waste'.

廃棄物の処理は専門業者に任せましょう。(Haiki-butsu no shori wa senmon gyousha ni makasemashou.) - Let's leave the waste disposal to a professional company. (Hint: 'leave' to 'specialized company')

Noun + を + 捨てる (suteru - to throw away): This is a common way to express discarding something. For example, 廃棄物を捨てる means 'to throw away waste'.

この廃棄物をここに捨ててもいいですか？ (Kono haiki-butsu o koko ni sutete mo ii desu ka?) - Is it okay to throw away this waste here? (Hint: 'this waste' 'throw away' 'here')

Verb in て-form + ください (kudasai): Used to make a polite request. For example, 廃棄物を分別してください (haiki-butsu o bunbetsu shite kudasai) means 'Please separate the waste'.

燃える廃棄物と燃えない廃棄物を分別してください。(Moeru haiki-butsu to moenai haiki-butsu o bunbetsu shite kudasai.) - Please separate the burnable waste and non-burnable waste. (Hint: 'burnable waste' 'non-burnable waste' 'separate')

Noun + が + 出る (deru - to come out/be produced): This indicates that something is produced or generated. For example, 廃棄物が出る means 'waste is produced'.

この工場では毎日大量の廃棄物が出ます。(Kono koujou de wa mainichi tairyou no haiki-butsu ga demasu.) - A large amount of waste is produced daily at this factory. (Hint: 'this factory' 'every day' 'large amount' 'waste')

Noun + として (toshite - as/in the capacity of): This particle indicates the role or capacity of something. For example, 廃棄物として処理する (haiki-butsu to shori suru) means 'to process as waste'.

これはもう使えないので、廃棄物として処分します。(Kore wa mou tsukaenai node, haiki-butsu to shobun shimasu.) - Since this can't be used anymore, I'll dispose of it as waste. (Hint: 'this' 'cannot use anymore' 'dispose of' 'as waste')