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Markdown lesson

How do you say "I don't know how to take out the trash" in Japanese?

Use this when dealing with your home, landlord, or delivery when you ask about trash rules or the trash area.

I don't know how to take out the trash

ゴミ

Use ごみのだしかたがわかりません (gomi no dashi kata ga wakarimasen) when dealing with your home, landlord, or delivery when you ask about trash rules or the trash area. The reusable part is `〜 の やりかた が わかりません`.

Answer

Two layers, same practical line

ごみのだしかたがわかりません

ごみ の / だし かた が / わかりません

gomi no / dashi kata ga / wakarimasen

Lesson body

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Quick use

Use ごみのだしかたがわかりません (gomi no dashi kata ga wakarimasen) when dealing with your home, landlord, or delivery when you ask about trash rules or the trash area. It lets you give the key fact first before adding details.

Chunk or pattern

  • Reusable pattern: 〜 の / やりかた が / わかりません
  • Replace the part with the thing, place, document, item, or action you need in that scene.
  • Good swaps here: このことば, このやりかた, ごみのだしかた.

Core words

  • ごみ: trash / garbage.
  • だしかた: the way to put something out or dispose of it.

Helper words and endings

  • ません: polite negative ending.
  • : links nouns, as in "other color" or "trash rules."

Practical note

Trash rules vary by building and city in Japan, so asking directly often saves time and avoids mistakes.