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What is the difference between 「椅子に座って(ください)」 and 「椅子に座りなさい」 ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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"椅子に座って" is just a casual expression, but "椅子に座りなさい" is an order and sounds rude.
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It would still sound rough. Maybe you can use it only to kids.
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Yeah. Its tone would translate into English as something like "Siddown! NOW!"
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- Indonesian
- Javanese
It's like u are giving an order to people
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