How to Say ‘After you submit the certificate of residence’ in Japanese
住民票を出してから
juumin hyou o dashi te kara
[JOO-meen HYOH oh DAH-shee teh KAH-rah]
💬 Usage Tip: Adding から to the 〜て form of a verb means "after doing". Try 食べてから "after eating".
Phrase Breakdown
住民票を
juumin hyou o
the residence certificate (object)
を marks 住民票 as the thing being submitted. It is pronounced 'o'.
住民票をください。
Please give me a residence certificate.
Words in this phrase
住民
juumin
[JOO-meen]
resident; inhabitant
A person registered as living in an area; part of 住民票.
住民の数が増えました。
The number of residents increased.
票
hyou
[HYOH]
certificate; slip (in 住民票, certificate of residence)
A slip or form; with 住民 it forms the official residence certificate.
住民票が必要です。
A certificate of residence is needed.
を
o
[oh]
object marker
The particle を marks the direct object of a verb.
チケットを二枚ください。
Two tickets, please.
出してから
dashi te kara
after submitting
The て-form plus から means 'after doing'. It shows the order of events.
書類を出してから帰ります。
I'll go home after submitting the documents.
Words in this phrase
出し
dashi
[DAH-shee]
submit; hand in
Stem of 出す, here meaning to hand in documents.
申請書を出しました。
I submitted the application form.
て
te
[teh]
and; -te form
A linking form used to connect verbs to following grammar, such as progressive or polite forms.
仕事を探している人と話しました。
I spoke with a person who is looking for work.
から
kara
[KAH-rah]
after (that); and then
With それ, から forms それから meaning 'and also; after that'.
それから、会議に行きました。
After that, I went to the meeting.
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