Practical Japanese Phrases for Daily Life (Functional Speaking) 5

Five Consultations and Inquiries

A. Please be careful when asking questions using idiomatic expressions

This type of expressions are often used to prepare the other party mentally before asking questions, so that you can The question is not too abrupt and is a polite way of asking.

a　おhuntねします

　1

Ask me which way is better to go to the station?

　2 ちょっとおLooking for ねしますが, Cultural Park へ行きたいですが, ここからどう行けば好いでしょうか.

Excuse me, I want to go to the Cultural Park. How can I get there from here?

b　I'm not polite.

1. I'm not polite, I'm not polite, I'm a first-order hand washer.

Is there a restroom on the first floor?

2. Discourteous, rude, and rude.

Who are you?

3. It’s a shame to be disrespectful, and it’s a bad phone call.

Excuse me, can I borrow a phone?

c

I want to ask, does this bus go to the city==?

　2 お时いしますが、こちらはTanaka さんのお屋ですか.

Excuse me, is this Mr. Tanaka’s home?

　3. あのう、ちょっとおserverいしますが、Bank口seatを为るには何か Certificateが要りますか.

Excuse me, what proof is needed to open a bank account?

　d　すみませんが

　1.

Excuse me, how to get to the subway station?

　2 すみませんが、このNearlyくに Public telephone はありますか.

Excuse me, are there any public phones near here?

3. The school is going to school.

Excuse me, can I get to school by walking straight from here?

4. すみませんが、火を loanしてくださいませんか.

Excuse me, could you lend me some fire?

5　すみませんが、When is today ですか.

Excuse me, what time is it now?

6.

Excuse me, can you open that window?

e　verb＋ば（たら）よろしい（いい）のでしょうか

　1 Sun Yat-sen Universityいのでしょうか.

I want to go to Sun Yat-sen University, how can I get there?

2. The washing machine is used as a washing machine.

How to use this washing machine?

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1　そのカップは热いおSoupを入れても大男ですか.

Doesn’t it matter if the cup contains boiling water?

2.

Is it too late to rush to the station now?

3. It’s necessary to do an official job and it’s necessary to live a life.

Is it necessary to work so hard?

4. This is a washing machine. はい、そうです．

Is this a washing machine? Yes.

b　かしら: "かしら" and "か" are basically used the same way, commonly used by women

　1じゃ, private はどう手伝っていいのかしら.

So, how can I help?

2. It will rain tomorrow.

Will it rain tomorrow?

3. When did I go out and go to school?

Now when I leave home, I don’t just know what time I can get to school.

cの: "の" is used with a rising tone at the end of the sentence to express a question. It is generally used in conversations between close friends or family members, and is commonly used by women and children.

1 のことを心matchしているの.

I’m still not asleep, maybe I’m thinking about your mother.

2. Last night, it was a wind bath.

Why didn’t you take a shower last night?

　みち「道」/(名)路

　いく「行く」/（自五）GO

　ぶんかこうえん「Cultural Park」/(名) Cultural Park< /p>

　しつれい「Discourteous」/(Name, verb, 自サ) I’m sorry

　いっかい「First level」/(Name) First floor

　お てあらい「おHandwashい」/(名)Bathroom

　でんわ「Telephone」/（名）PHONE

　かす「LOIす」/（他五）borrow

< p>　うかがう「Serveう」/(him five) ask for advice, ask, inquire

　バス/（名）公***车

　しやくしょ「市场」/（名）市 < /p>