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     How to start asking for a favor in Japanese / “Can I ask you a favor?” は日本語で？

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2. www.youtube.com › watchHow to ask a favor in Japanese - YouTube

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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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3. www.youtube.com › watchLearn Japanese (8) - Asking Someone A Favor - YouTube

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   Use the Japanese phrases introduced in this video to ask someone a favor such as, for example, taking a picture of you. For other useful phrases check out th...

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   Welcome to our channel!In this video, we shared some ways to ask for a favor in Japanese.I hope you will like this video!Follow us on...👉instagram; https://...

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

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   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

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

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   • 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.
   • Do shitemo oshiete itadakitai koto ga aruno desuga. I have something that I really need help on. (どうしても おしえて いただきたい ことが あるのですが)
   • Ojikan no arutoki ni mite itadake naide shouka. Could you please take a look when you have time? (おじかん の あるとき に みて いただけ ないで しょうか。)
   • Mite itadakeruto totemo tasukari masu. If you could please take a look, it will be helpful. (みて いただけると とても たすかり ます。)

7. www.guidetojapanese.org › favorGiving and Receiving - Tae Kim's Japanese grammar guide

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   In order to express the giving of a favor (verb) you must use the ever useful te-form and then attach 「あげる」. This applies to all the other sections in this lesson as well. （1） 車 を 買ってあげる よ。. - I'll give you the favor of buying a car. （2） 代わり に 行ってあげる。. - I'll give you the favor of ...

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   How do you express the giving of a favor (verb)?

   • I gave present to friend. （２） これ は 先生 に あげる。 - I'll give this to teacher. In order to express the giving of a favor (verb) you must use the ever useful te-form and then attach 「あげる」. This applies to all the other sections in this lesson as well. （１） 車 を 買ってあげる よ。 - I'll give you the favor of buying a car. （２） 代わり に 行ってあげる。

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   What do you say when you ask for a favor?

   • ＊When you ask for a favor, you may want to add some phrase that shows your concerns about the listener. = I am sorry to trouble you, but… = I am sorry to trouble you but… Ex. 悪いんだけど帰りに卵を買ってきてもらえない？ (casual) = Waruin dakedo kaeri ni tamago wo katte kite moraenai? = I am sorry, but can you buy me some eggs on the way back home ?

   How to ask for a favor / make a request – Maggie Sensei

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   How do you say 'to give' in Japanese?

   • In Japanese, there are two ways to say "to give" depending on whether you are on the giver's or the receiver's side. When you are on the giver's side, you use the word あげる. So if you want to say something like "I gave my friend a present," you use あげる. The other way of saying “to give” is くれる, but it's used when you're on the receiver's side.

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   Why do Japanese people give gifts?

   • There are many different customs involving giving and receiving gifts (お歳暮 、 お中元 、etc.) and when Japanese people go traveling, you can be sure that they're going to be picking up souvenirs to take back as gifts. Even when attending marriages or funerals, people are expected to give a certain amount of money as a gift to help fund the ceremony.

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   Why do Japanese send a gift to a teacher?

   • I receive a book from my teacher. For example, when a significant event in life is being celebrated, such as a birth or marriage, Japanese have the custom of sending a gift called お祝い (a celebratory gift), and also of sending a gift back in thanks called お祝い返し (a celebratory gift in return).

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   くれる・あげる・もらう. Vocabulary. Verb. あげる and くれる are Japanese words for "to give," and もらう means "to receive/get." When speaking from the giver's perspective, you use あげる. When speaking from the receiver's perspective, you use くれる or もらう. Pattern of くれる. 〜てあげる, 〜てくれる ...