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How to Say ‘I want to help overseas guests at your hotel.’ in Japanese

御社のホテルで、海外のお客様を手伝いたいです。

o yashiro no hoteru de kaigai no o kyaku sama o tetsudai tai desu

[oh shah no HOH-teh-roo de kah-ee-GAH-ee noh oh KYAH-koo sama wo teh-tsoo-DAH-ee tie desu]

Phrase Breakdown

御社のホテルで、

o yashiro no hoteru de

at your company's hotel

御社 means 'your company' (respectful, spoken) and ホテルで means 'at the hotel'. Say 'onsha no hoteru de'.

Example

御社のホテルで働きたいです。

I want to work at your company's hotel.

Words in this phrase

御

o

[oh]

honorable; respectful prefix

A respectful prefix used in business words like 御社, meaning the other person's company.

Example

御社の考え方に興味があります。

I am interested in your company's way of thinking.

社

yashiro

[shah]

company; office

Means company or corporation; in 御社 it refers respectfully to the listener's company.

Example

御社の社風について伺いたいです。

I would like to ask about your company's culture.

の

no

[no]

's; of

A particle that shows possession or connection between nouns.

Example

知り合いの会社に興味があります。

I am interested in an acquaintance's company.

ホテル

hoteru

[HOH-teh-roo]

hotel

Loanword from English for a place to stay.

Example

このホテルは駅に近いです。

This hotel is close to the station.

で

de

[de]

at

Indicates the location of an action.

Example

家で食事する。

Eat at home.

海外のお客様を

kaigai no o kyaku sama o

guests from overseas

海外 (overseas) + の + お客様 (guests, very polite) + を (object marker). Say 'kaigai no okyakusama o'.

Example

海外のお客様が多いです。

There are many guests from overseas.

Words in this phrase

海外

kaigai

[kah-ee-GAH-ee]

overseas; abroad

Noun for foreign countries or places outside Japan.

Example

海外に行きたいです。

I want to go abroad.

の

no

[noh]

of

A linking particle connecting nouns, like 'of' or showing description.

Example

前の方が見やすいです。

The front area is easier to see from.

お

o

[oh]

honorific prefix used in polite expressions

The polite prefix お makes the following word sound more courteous.

Example

お願いできますか。

Could you please do that?

客

kyaku

[KYAH-koo]

customer; guest

Kanji for customer or visitor; with お and さん it becomes the polite word for customers.

Example

お客さんが来ました。

A customer came.

様

sama

[sama]

honorific suffix

A suffix used to show respect, often for males.

Example

社長様はこちらです。

This way, Mr. President.

を

o

[wo]

direct object marker

Marks the direct object of a verb.

Example

本を読む。

Read a book.

手伝いたいです。

tetsudai tai desu

I want to help

手伝う (to help) + たい (want to) + です. Say 'tetsudai-tai desu'.

Example

友達を手伝いたいです。

I want to help my friend.

Words in this phrase

手伝い

tetsudai

[teh-tsoo-DAH-ee]

help (stem)

Stem of 手伝う, to help or assist someone.

Example

母を手伝いました。

I helped my mother.

たい

tai

[tie]

want to

Added to a verb stem to express the speaker's desire to do something.

Example

前の方の席を予約したいです。

I want to reserve seats toward the front.

です

desu

[desu]

is; polite ending

A polite sentence ending often used to soften statements.

Example

キャンセルしたいです。

I want to cancel.

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