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💡 The word 用事 (ようじ) is very common in Japanese daily life.
When people say,
「ちょっと用事があるので…」
(I have some errands…)
…it’s often a polite and indirect way to decline or excuse oneself — without giving too many details.
Also, 使用中 (しようちゅう) — “in use” — is often seen on toilet doors (トイレ), vending machines, or meeting rooms.
So, understanding 用 helps you in everyday real-life signs in Japan! 🚻🪙📄