How to Say ‘Please look at page one of the handout.’ in Japanese
資料の一ページ目をご覧ください。
shiryou no ichi peeji me o goran kudasai
[SHEE-ryoh noh eechi PEH-jee me wo goran kudasai]
Phrase Breakdown
資料の一ページ目を
shiryou no ichi peeji me o
the first page of the materials
'資料' (shiryou) means 'materials / handout'. Say 'shi-ryoo no i-chi-pee-ji-me o'. The 'ryo' is one quick sound.
資料の一ページ目を見てください。
Please look at page one of the materials.
Words in this phrase
資料
shiryou
[SHEE-ryoh]
documents; materials
Reference papers or materials, often used at work for reports and handouts.
会議の資料を読みました。
I read the meeting materials.
の
no
[noh]
of
A linking particle connecting nouns, like 'of' or showing description.
前の方が見やすいです。
The front area is easier to see from.
一
ichi
[eechi]
one
A Japanese character meaning the number one.
一つお願いします。
One, please.
ページ
peeji
[PEH-jee]
page
Loanword from English 'page', used for documents and books.
次のページを見てください。
Please look at the next page.
目
me
[me]
-th; ordinal marker
Added after counters like 列 to show order, as in first row or fifth row.
五列目の席を取りました。
I got seats in the fifth row.
を
o
[wo]
direct object marker
Marks the direct object of a verb.
本を読む。
Read a book.
ご覧ください。
goran kudasai
please look
A very polite form of 'please look'. Say 'go-ran ku-da-sai'.
こちらの画面をご覧ください。
Please look at this screen.
Words in this phrase
ご覧
goran
[goran]
look/view
A polite way to ask someone to look or view something.
この絵をご覧ください。
Please look at this picture.
ください
kudasai
[kudasai]
please
A polite request word used after the て-form of a verb.
チケットを見せてください。
Please show me the ticket.
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