How do you say "Please write your address." in Japanese?

"Please write your address." in Japanese is "住所を書いてください。". This phrase is commonly used in Japan.

What does "住所を書いてください。" mean in English?

"住所を書いてください。" means "Please write your address." in English. Usage tip: Another useful form instruction. [住所] + [を書いてください] = "please write your address."

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How to Say ‘Please write your address.’ in Japanese

住所を書いてください。

juusho o kai te kudasai

[juu-sho oh kai teh koo-dah-sai]

💬 Usage Tip: Another useful form instruction. [住所] + [を書いてください] = "please write your address."

🇯🇵 In Japan: Japanese addresses are often written in a different order from many countries, so copying from official documents is safest.

Phrase Breakdown

住所

juusho

[juu-sho]

address

Means your home address, often needed on official forms.

Example

住所を書いてください。

Please write your address.

を書いてください

o kai te kudasai

please write

A polite instruction asking someone to write something.

Example

ここに住所を書いてください。

Please write your address here.

Words in this phrase

を

[oh]

object marker

Marks 住所 as the thing to write.

Example

住所を書いてください。

Please write your address.

書い

kai

[kai]

write

Stem of 書く, meaning to write.

Example

ここに書いてください。

Please write it here.

て

[teh]

and / te-form connector

Te-form connector used with ください for polite requests.

Example

書いてください。

Please write it.

ください

kudasai

[koo-dah-sai]

please

Makes the request polite and suitable for service interactions.

Example

待ってください。

Please wait.

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