下さい
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Used after the te-form of a verb to make a polite request. Example: 『食べて下さい』 (tabete kudasai, 'please eat').
Theme
User is visiting a friend, Ken, at his house and needs help with a small task.
下さい
ください
please do for me (with te-form verb)
Basics & EssentialsGreetings & Expressions
Memory Hook
Imagine asking politely for a favor: 'Please do this for me.' The word sounds like 'kudasai' — think of 'could you say' it nicely? 'Could you say' → 下さい (kudasai, 'please do for me').
Cultural Note
In Japanese culture, 『下さい』 (kudasai) is a polite and common way to make requests, often used in service interactions or when asking for help. It's considered respectful and is essential for polite communication.
Forms
Base: 下さいUsed after the te-form of a verb to make a polite request. Example: 『食べて下さい』 (tabete kudasai, 'please eat').