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Key Expressions and Meanings
This episode introduces essential phrases used in polite and everyday situations.
- どうぞ (please)
These expressions help you communicate naturally in both formal and informal settings, especially when inviting or offering something.
Multilingual Translations (12 Languages)
Expression 1: どうぞ
| Japanese | どうぞ |
|---|---|
| English (US) | please |
| English (UK) | please |
| Korean | 들어오세요 |
| Hindi | कृपया |
| French | s’il vous plaît |
| German | bitte |
| Spanish | por favor |
| Portuguese (BR) | por favor |
| Italian | per favore |
| Dutch | alstublieft |
| Vietnamese | làm ơn |
| Thai | กรุณา |
Meaning & Usage
- どうぞ: A polite expression used when offering something or inviting someone. Commonly used in formal settings and when offering assistance or allowing someone to do something.
Example Sentence
- “どうぞお入りください。” (Please come in.)
Final Note
This phrase is widely used in polite and service-oriented contexts, making it an essential part of your vocabulary for interacting with others in both formal and casual environments. Using どうぞ will help you sound respectful and considerate in your conversations.
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