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Introduction

This tutorial will guide you through the process of asking for permission in Japanese, particularly useful in classroom settings. Understanding how to seek permission politely is essential for effective communication in Japanese culture.

Step 1: Understanding Basic Phrases

Before you can ask for permission, familiarize yourself with some basic Japanese phrases that are commonly used.

• "Sumimasen" (すみません) - Excuse me
• "Kashite kudasai" (貸してください) - Please lend me
• "Iimasu ka" (いいますか) - Is it okay?

These phrases will serve as the foundation for your requests.

Step 2: Asking for Permission to Speak

When you want to speak in class, follow these steps:

1. Start with "Sumimasen" to get the teacher's attention.
2. Use the phrase "Shitsumon shite mo ii desu ka?" (質問してもいいですか？) which means "May I ask a question?"

Example

• "Sumimasen, shitsumon shite mo ii desu ka?"

Step 3: Requesting to Leave the Classroom

If you need to leave the classroom, you can ask for permission using the following approach:

1. Begin with "Sumimasen."
2. Then say, "Otearai ni itte mo ii desu ka?" (お手洗いに行ってもいいですか？) meaning "May I go to the restroom?"

Example

• "Sumimasen, otearai ni itte mo ii desu ka?"

Step 4: Asking to Use a Phone or Device

If you need to use your phone or any device during class, you can ask:

1. Start with "Sumimasen."
2. Follow up with "Denwa o shite mo ii desu ka?" (電話をしてもいいですか？) which translates to "May I use my phone?"

Example

• "Sumimasen, denwa o shite mo ii desu ka?"

Step 5: Practice and Role Play

To get comfortable with these phrases:

• Practice with a friend or language partner.
• Role-play various scenarios where you might need to ask for permission in a classroom setting.

Conclusion

Mastering how to ask for permission in Japanese is a vital skill, especially in educational environments. Remember to start your requests with "Sumimasen" and use the appropriate phrases based on your needs. Regular practice will help you gain confidence in your communication. Consider exploring more Japanese phrases and scenarios to enhance your language skills further.