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How to Say ‘How about transfer assistance?’ in Japanese

移乗の介助はどうですか。

ijou no kaijo wa dou desu ka

[ee-joh noh kai-joh wah doh dehs kah]

🇯🇵 In Japan: In an interview, this is a natural way to ask about a specific skill without sounding harsh. It invites the applicant to explain their level, not just answer yes or no.

Phrase Breakdown

移乗

ijou

[ee-joh]

transfer

A caregiving transfer, such as moving someone from bed to wheelchair.

Example

移乗の介助はどうですか。

How about transfer assistance?

no

[noh]

of

Connects the task with the assistance.

Example

移乗の介助をします。

I provide transfer assistance.

介助

kaijo

[kai-joh]

assistance; caregiving support

Support or help with a care activity.

Example

移乗の介助は安全が大切です。

Safety is important in transfer assistance.

wa

[wah]

topic marker

Marks the topic being asked about.

Example

移乗の介助はできます。

As for transfer assistance, I can do it.

どうですか

dou desu ka

how is it?; how about it?

Used to ask someone’s opinion or ability.

Example

この仕事はどうですか。

How is this job?

Words in this phrase

どう

dou

[doh]

how

Used to ask how someone is with a skill or task.

Example

車いすの介助はどうですか。

How about wheelchair assistance?

です

desu

[dehs]

is; polite copula

Used in polite statements and questions.

Example

移乗の介助は得意です。

I am good at transfer assistance.

ka

[kah]

question marker

Makes the sentence a question.

Example

移乗の介助はできますか。

Can you do transfer assistance?

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