The Japanese noun 'シート (shiito)' refers to a 'sheet', which can be a flat piece of material such as paper, fabric, or plastic. It is commonly used in various contexts, such as a bed sheet, a sheet of paper, or a seat cover. For example: Please hand me a sheet of paper「紙のシートをください」(かみのシートをください). The seat has a new sheet「シートに新しいカバーがついて います」(シートにあたらしいカバーがついています). The word is borrowed from English and is widely understood in Japanese.
Now, let's make sure you understand this word the other way around too.
What does "Shiito"
mean in japanese?
"Shiito"
means
"Sheet"
.
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