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  1. maggiesensei.com › 2016/05/19 › how-to-ask-for-aHow to ask for a favor / make a request – Maggie Sensei

    May 19, 2016 · When you talk to someone you consider to be obviously inferior to you. Ex. いい加減にして くれ 。 = Ii kagen ni shite kure. = Give me a break! / That’s enough! ***** ★ Asking a favor: I know I am a cat but let’s say I want someone to take me out for a walk. * 私を散歩に連れて行く = Watashi wo sanpo ni tsurete iku

  2. guidetojapanese.org › requestsMaking requests and asking for favors - Tae Kim's Japanese ...

    • 「～ください」－ A Special Conjugation of 「くださる」
    • Using 「～なさい」 to Make Firm But Polite Requests
    • The Command Form

    （１）　それをください。- Please give me that. （２）　それをくれる？- Can you give me that? As you can see 「ください」 is a direct request for something while 「くれる」 is used as a question asking for someone to give something. However, itis similar to 「くれる」 in that you can make a request for an action by simply attaching it to the te-form of the verb. （１）　漢字で書いてください。- Please w...

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    You can also drop 「さい」 portion of the 「なさい」 to make a casual version of this grammar. （１）　まだいっぱいあるから、たくさん食べな。- There's still a lot, so eat a lot. （２）　それでいいと思うなら、そうしなよ。 - If you think that's fine, then go ahead and do it.

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    Be sure to note that, in addition to the familiar 「する」, 「くる」 exception verbs, 「くれる」 is also an exception for the command form.

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  4. explorejapanguide.com › how-to-ask-a-favor-in-japaneseHow to ask a favor in Japanese? - explorejapanguide.com

    Presentation: 1. Start with a polite greeting: When asking for a favor in Japanese, it is important to begin with a polite greeting, such as «こんにちは» (konnichiwa) for a casual setting or «おはようございます» (ohayou gozaimasu) for a more formal setting. 2. Use honorific language: Japanese language has different levels of ...

  5. eigox.jp › textbook › 100PTLesson 15: How to Ask a Favour - eigox.jp

    Daniel: Miho, would you do me a favour? Miho: What is it you need? Daniel: I’m having some problems understanding some Japanese sentences on this instruction book. Miho: Leave it to me. Daniel: Could you tell me what this sentence says? Miho: It says, “If you don’t understand, ask a Japanese to translate this.” 2. Today’s Phrase

  6. matcha-jp.com › en › 263214 Japanese Phrases for Making Requests and Asking for Help

    • Sumimasen. / Sorry, Pardon. [sumimasen] Sumimasen is an expression used when calling out to someone, apologizing lightly, and to convey appreciation. Before speaking to a stranger, first call out to them by saying sumimasen.
    • Chotto ii desu ka? / Excuse me. [chotto i:deska] Ii desu ka? is an expression used when asking the other person if it is okay to do or ask them something.
    • Eigo demo ii desu ka? / Is English ok? [e:go demo i:deska?] When it's difficult to explain your situation in Japanese, ask them this to see if they can understand any English.
    • Chotto oshiete kudasai/Could you tell me. [chotto oshiete kudasai] Use these Japanese words when you want directions or there's something you don't know.

  7. blogs.transparent.com › japanese › 5-must-know5 must know business phrases when asking someone a favor in ...

    Aug 21, 2016 · Read on~. 1.Sumimasen onegai shitai kotoga aruno desuga~. Excuse me, I have something I would like to ask you~. (すみません、おねがい したいことが あるのですが）. This is probably the first thing you would say to get someone’s attention. 2.Do shitemo oshiete itadakitai koto ga aruno desuga. I have something that I ...

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    Jun 14, 2020 · in this video, I'm explaining how to ask a favor in Japanese.all illustrations by YUKIsee my blog🔽https://learnjapanesefromnori.com/follow our Twitter🔽NORI...

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