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What is the japanese meaning of hanase?

"Hanase" (はなせ) is a Japanese verb that means "to let go" or "to release."

It can be used in various contexts:

* To release something physically:

* 例えば、ロープを離す。(rei zeba, rope wo hanasu.) - For example, to let go of a rope.

* To release someone from a hold:

* 彼女は彼の腕を離した。(kanojo wa kare no ude wo hanashita.) - She let go of his arm.

* To let go of an emotion or feeling:

* 彼は悲しみを離すことができない。(kare wa kanashimi wo hanasu koto ga dekinai.) - He can't let go of his sadness.

* To let someone speak or express themselves:

* あなたの話しをさせてください。(anata no hanashi wo sasete kudasai.) - Please let me speak.

The nuance of "hanase" can vary depending on the context. It's important to consider the situation and the surrounding words to understand the precise meaning.

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