~なさい (polite imperative)

If you can't do what you want to do, do what you can.

Just take whatever you stole earlier out of your bag.

"Ah, y-yes... sorry, Sis Rei." "Hey! Relatives or not, Im your senior physician here, got it? On hospital grounds, you need to keep things properly professional."

Tanaka! You're living with a man! Show some modesty and stop going around without underwear!

'I wanna pee.' 'Johnny, that's not right. Say "Excuse me, I'd like to go to the restroom."'

Stop resisting — it's pointless.

"I'm off on a little date~" "Be home by 7, okay, Sakura?"

When I politely asked 'What is that?', I was told 'Look it up yourself.'

If the alternative is losing a friend forever, just put up with them.

Keep your promises. Otherwise your reputation will suffer.

Be quiet, you chatterbox.

Be wary of people who praise you to your face.

If you happen to run into a bear, play dead.

Take back what you said about me being cheap.

Throw the stick and watch the dog fetch it.

Take off your shoes before entering the room.

Don't resort to force — appeal to reason.

She's very upset because her cat died, so leave her be.

She shouted at the children, "Come down!"

Seek advice from a wise and conscientious person.

If you want to play, make sure to set the rules first.

When someone has gone out of their way to help you, write them a thank-you note.

Stop putting off your job search.

Don't be lazy — use the kanji you've been taught.

Don't just space out — hurry up and write it down!

Finish your spinach, all of it.

Don't be afraid of exposing yourself through conversation — seize every opportunity to chat with others in English. Before long, you'll feel at ease in informal settings.

If you want to live your retirement in peace, start saving now.

Decide whether to go by train or by plane.

When fixing the refrigerator, consult the user manual.