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Marijan Luvlee
日本語で「if you don't mind」は何ですか。
When we ask for a personal question in English, we usually say, "if you don't mind..." or "if you don't mind me asking..." so as not to sound rude. How do we construct a similar pattern in Japanese conversation?
Oct 5, 2014 6:18 AM
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すみません、もしよろしければ（moshi yoroshikere ba）
You need to say this sentence slowly with facial expression of "excuse me." That is much more Japanese way like to say. XD
October 5, 2014
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I think you can use 良ければ.
October 5, 2014
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Marijan Luvlee
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Cebuano, English, Filipino (Tagalog), Japanese
Learning Language
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