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How to Say ‘Please show me the blue one.’ in Japanese

青を見せてください。

ao o mise te kudasai

[AH-oh oh mee-seh teh kudasai]

💬 Usage Tip: ___を見せてください is a handy pattern for asking to see anything. For example, 白を見せてください means "please show me the white one".

Phrase Breakdown

青を

ao o

the blue one (object)

青 (ao) means 'blue', and を marks it as the object. を is read 'o': 'ao o'.

Example

青を選びます。

I'll choose blue.

Words in this phrase

青

[AH-oh]

blue

Noun for the color blue (sometimes green).

Example

青い空です。

It's a blue sky.

を

[oh]

object marker

を marks the direct object of a verb, showing what the action is done to.

Example

えをかきます。

I draw a picture.

見せてください。

mise te kudasai

please show me

見せて (misete, show) plus ください (please) makes a polite request: 'misete kudasai'.

Example

メニューを見せてください。

Please show me the menu.

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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