How to Say ‘Can send’ in Japanese
送れ
okure
[oh-koo-reh]
💬 Usage Tip: This card is a bit tricky: [送れ] by itself is not the polite “can send” form. In [送れます], it functions as part of the potential form meaning “can send.”
🇯🇵 In Japan: In real service Japanese, staff may say [お送りします] or [送ることができます] for a more polished customer-service style.
Phrase Breakdown
送れ
okure
[oh-koo-reh]
can send
Potential form base of 送る, meaning to be able to send something.
今日なら送れます。
If it's today, we can send it.
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