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How to Say ‘Please fill this out.’ in Japanese

こちらにご記入ください。

kochira ni go kinyuu kudasai

[koh-chee-rah ni go kee-NYOO kudasai]

💬 Usage Tip: The pattern ご + action noun + ください is a polite staff request. Also ご確認ください "please check".

Phrase Breakdown

こちらに

kochira ni

here / in this place

こちら is the polite word for 'here' or 'this'. に marks the place. Say ko-chi-ra-ni evenly.

Example

こちらにどうぞ。

This way, please.

Words in this phrase

こちら

kochira

[koh-chee-rah]

this way; here

A polite way to indicate a direction or place near the speaker.

Example

こちらでお待ちください。

Please wait here.

に

ni

[ni]

in

Indicates the target or location of an action.

Example

日本に行く。

Go to Japan.

ご記入ください。

go kinyuu kudasai

please fill it in

記入 (kinyuu) means 'filling in' a form. ご makes it polite, and ください means 'please'. Say ki-nyu-u, with 'nyu' as one sound.

Example

お名前をご記入ください。

Please write your name.

Words in this phrase

ご

go

[go]

honorific prefix

A prefix added to words to show respect.

Example

ご出発はいつですか?

When is your departure?

記入

kinyuu

[kee-NYOO]

filling in (a form)

Writing information into a form or blank.

Example

名前を記入します。

I fill in my name.

ください

kudasai

[kudasai]

please

A polite request word used after the て-form of a verb.

Example

チケットを見せてください。

Please show me the ticket.

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