Components
278 examples found containing 'どうぞ' (results also include variant forms and possible homonyms)
どうぞ
ゆる
して
くだ
さい

You must forgive me.
さあどうぞ
ください
Here, please have a seat.
どうぞ
しゅくだい
宿題
てつだ
手伝
って
くだ
さい

Please help me with my homework.
どうぞおかけなってください
Sit down, please.
どうぞドア
けて
くだ
さい

Open the door, please.
ふじん
婦人
からどうぞ
Ladies first.
みな
さま
どうぞよろしく
My best wishes to you and yours.
どうぞもっとゆっくり
はな
して
ください useful
Please speak more slowly.
またいつでもどうぞ
Any time.
どうぞおかけ
くだ
さい

Please have a seat.
どうぞ
あたり
くだ
さい

Please warm yourself at the fire.
どうぞ
はい
まえ
ノックしてください
Please knock before you come in.
どうぞ
すわ
って
くだ
さい
かれ
った

"Sit down, please," he said.
どうぞ
ひとり
一人
ずつ
はい
りください

Please come in one by one.
どうぞ
だいじ
大事

Please take care of yourself.
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
がりください

Please, help yourself.
どうぞあなた
りょこう
旅行
について
はな
して
くだ
さい

Please tell me about your trip.
どうぞ
かんが
くだ
さい

Please think about it.
どうぞそれつけてください
Please turn it on.
あした
明日
どうぞ
You can visit me tomorrow.
そこありますのでどうぞ
There you are.
どうぞ
らく

Make yourself comfortable.
どうぞどうぞ
By all means.
どうぞ
はな
しくだ
さい

Go ahead.
こうちゃ
紅茶
コーヒーどちらでもどうぞ
われた

I was offered the choice of tea or coffee.
どうぞ
ぼうし
帽子
いで
くだ
さい

Please take off your hat.
ぜひ
是非
どうぞ
By all means.
このペン
りて
いいですええどうぞ
"May I borrow this pen?" "Sure, go ahead."
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