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How to Say ‘I'll send the contract’ in Japanese

契約書を送ります

keiyaku sho o okuri masu

[KAY-yah-koo show wo okuri mahs]

💬 Usage Tip: を marks the thing being acted on and is said (o), not (wo). The verb comes last: thing + を + action.

Phrase Breakdown

契約書を

keiyaku sho o

the contract (object)

契約書 (keiyakusho) means 'contract document'. を (o) marks the object. 'kei' sounds like 'kee'.

Example

契約書を読みます。

I will read the contract.

Words in this phrase

契約

keiyaku

[KAY-yah-koo]

contract

Noun for a formal agreement.

Example

契約にサインします。

I sign the contract.

書

sho

[show]

document; writing

Suffix meaning a written document or form.

Example

申請書を書きます。

I write the application form.

を

[wo]

direct object marker

Marks the direct object of a verb.

Example

本を読む。

Read a book.

送ります

okuri masu

will send

送ります (okurimasu) is the polite form of 送る (okuru), 'to send'.

Example

メールを送ります。

I will send an email.

Words in this phrase

送り

okuri

[okuri]

send

Polite verb stem of 送る, used for sending an email, message, file, or document.

Example

後で資料を送ります。

I will send the materials later.

ます

masu

[mahs]

polite present/future ending

ます makes a verb polite in present or future statements.

Example

予約します。

I will make a reservation.

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