Components
279 examples found containing 'どうぞ' (results also include variant forms and possible homonyms)
どうぞ
らく
なさって
くだ
さい

Please make yourself at home.
かって
勝手
したらどうぞ
きな
よう
Have it your way.
みな
さん
どうぞこちらおいでください
Ladies and gentlemen, please come this way.
どうぞ
"Here."
どうぞ
ゆる
して
くだ
さい

You must forgive me.
どうぞ
からだ
だいじ
大事
して
くだ
さい

Please take care of yourself.
きな
せき
どうぞ
Sit wherever you like.
どうぞドア
けて
くだ
さい

Open the door, please.
さあどうぞ
ください
Here, please have a seat.
みな
さま
どうぞよろしく
My best wishes to you and yours.
またいつでもどうぞ
Any time.
どうぞ
あたり
くだ
さい

Please warm yourself at the fire.
ちゅうもん
注文
どうぞ
May I have your order, please?
どうぞ
らく
なって
くだ
さい

Please make yourself at home.
どうぞ
かんが
くだ
さい

Please think about it.
どうぞよろしく
Nice to meet you.
しんぶん
新聞
さき
どうぞ
Please, you can have the paper first.
どうぞ
らく

Make yourself comfortable.
どうぞ
じゅうしょ
住所
おし
えて
ください
Please tell me your address.
そこありますのでどうぞ
There you are.
どちらでもどうぞ
Take whichever one you like.
どうぞ
からだ
たいせつ
大切

Please take good care of yourself.
ろくばんテーブルどうぞ
Please make your way to table six.
つぎ
ほう
どうぞ
Next person, please.
どうぞ
くだ
さい

Please get into the car.
どうぞこちら
ほう
おこしください
Will you step this way, please?
どうぞテレビつけてください
Please turn on the television.
どうぞもっとゆっくり
はな
して
ください useful
Please speak more slowly.
サラダ
じゆう
自由
どうぞ
Please help yourself to the salad.
どうぞよい
りょこう
旅行
してきてください
Have a nice trip!
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