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How to Say ‘In one month, please show me that notebook.’ in Japanese

一か月後に、そのノートを見せてください。

itsu kagetsu go ni sono nooto o mise te kudasai

[ee-chee kah-get-soo goh nee soh-noh NOH-toh oh mee-seh teh kudasai]

Phrase Breakdown

一か月後に、

itsu kagetsu go ni

In one month,

This means 'one month from now'. Pause at the comma: ikkagetsu go ni.

Example

一か月後に検査します。

We'll do a test in one month.

Words in this phrase

一

itsu

[ee-chee]

one

The number one. When combined with counters, its reading can change.

Example

一つください。

Please give me one.

か月

kagetsu

[kah-get-soo]

months (counter for months)

か月 is the counter used for counting months in duration. Combined with 3, it is read as さんかげつ, meaning 'three months.'

Example

こちらに住み始めてまだ3か月です。

I have only been living here for three months.

後

[goh]

after; later

Suffix after a time period meaning 'that much time later'.

Example

三日後に会いましょう。

Let's meet three days later.

に

[nee]

at (time)

Particle marking the point in time when something happens.

Example

九時に始まります。

It starts at nine.

そのノートを

sono nooto o

that notebook (object)

その means 'that', ノート means 'notebook', and を marks the object. Say it as sono nooto o.

Example

そのノートを持ってきてください。

Please bring that notebook.

Words in this phrase

その

sono

[soh-noh]

that; the

A determiner meaning 'that' or 'the,' used before a noun to point to something already known or mentioned.

Example

その本はおもしろいです。

That book is interesting.

ノート

nooto

[NOH-toh]

notebook

Loanword from English 'note', meaning a notebook.

Example

ノートに書いてください。

Please write it in the notebook.

を

[oh]

object marker

A particle marking the thing you want or the object of the action. In speech, it is pronounced 'o'.

Example

チェックインをお願いしますと言います。

I say, 'Check-in, please.'

見せてください。

mise te kudasai

please show me.

This is a polite request meaning 'please show'. Say it as misete kudasai.

Example

記録を見せてください。

Please show me the record.

Words in this phrase

見せ

mise

[mee-seh]

show (stem)

The stem of 見せる, meaning 'to show.'

Example

明細を見せてください。

Please show me the statement.

て

[teh]

te-form ending

て connects actions or makes polite requests and set expressions.

Example

座ってください。

Please sit down.

ください

kudasai

[kudasai]

please (do)

Used to make a polite request.

Example

手伝ってください。

Please help me.

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