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How to Say ‘Please write here.’ in Japanese

こちらに書いてください。

kochira ni kai te kudasai

[koh-chee-rah nee kah-ee teh koo-dah-sigh]

💬 Usage Tip: A classic staff instruction: place marker [こちらに] + polite request [書いてください].

🇯🇵 In Japan: Convenience store staff often point to the exact field to make paperwork faster and easier.

Phrase Breakdown

こちらに

kochira ni

here; on this spot; here (for writing)

こちら is polite 'here,' and に marks the destination/place where the writing should be done.

Example

こちらに名前を書いてください。

Please write your name here.

Words in this phrase

こちら

kochira

[koh-chee-rah]

here / this place

Politely points to a location on a form or counter.

Example

こちらに名前を書きます。

I write my name here.

ni

[nee]

in / on / to

Shows where the writing should be done.

Example

こちらにお願いします。

Please do it here.

書いてください

kai te kudasai

please write

書いて is the te-form of 書く, and ください makes it a polite request.

Example

ここに書いてください。

Please write here.

Words in this phrase

書い

kai

[kah-ee]

write

Verb stem from 書く, used in requests and instructions.

Example

住所を書いてください。

Please write your address.

te

[teh]

and / te-form

Part of the request pattern with ください.

Example

書いてください。

Please write it.

ください

kudasai

[koo-dah-sigh]

please

Makes the instruction polite and standard in service situations.

Example

待ってください。

Please wait.

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