Basic measurements: Describing your body measurements to the nurse

💬 [今日は] is usually said (kyou wa), and the [は] here is the topic marker, so it sounds like (wa), not (ha). In time expressions like [今日は] or [明日は], this often means "as for today/tomorrow…".

🇯🇵 In a clinic, [こんにちは。] and then a brief explanation like this is a normal, polite opening from staff. It sounds routine and professional, not stiff.

💬 [します] is a polite everyday way to say "do," and attached to [確認] it makes [確認します], "check/confirm." This noun + [します] pattern is very common: for example [説明します] means "I'll explain."

💬 [今日は] is said (kyou wa), with [は] pronounced (wa). The sentence pattern is straightforward: time first, then what will be checked, then [確認します] — a very common order in polite explanations.

🇯🇵 [お願いします] is the standard polite response when someone is about to help you or proceed with something. In a clinic it sounds natural and cooperative, like "yes, please go ahead."

🇯🇵 This is a very natural patient response in Japan when staff explain the next step. It's polite, soft, and more common than a direct literal equivalent like just saying "yes."