会社の面接の体（てい）でいろいろ質問してくださいって英語でなんて言うの？

Hello, Hiro! I think "mock interview" is the term that you are looking for. A mock interview is also a "practice interview" where you can practice answering questions in a job interview. An example of how to request this from your teacher: "I am applying for a job and would like to have a mock interview. Please ask me various types of questions." I hope this helps! Good luck! ✰✰

>▪Can you ask me common interview questions as if I was in a interview. common=done often This is asking the teacher to ask you normal interview question that people always ask in the interviews. >▪Can we have a mock interview session. You can ask me various interview questions . Mock=arranged for training This is asking the teacher to act like this is a job interview and ask you different interview questions. ............................................................................................... Example 1 Teacher: I see want to do free conversation, any specific topic? You: Can you ask me common interview questions as if I was in a interview. ............................................................................................... Example 2 Teacher: I see want to do free conversation, any specific topic? You:Can we have a mock interview session. You can ask me various interview questions. ...............................................................................................

Do you have any interview questions to ask me? I have an interview coming up soon and I'd like to practice. I'd like you to ask me some interview questions today. I need to practice for an up-coming interview.

To fire someone questions = fire questions at somebody - to ask someone a lot of questions quickly, often in order to criticize them: Eg "The Professor had finished, and Ace and Daak were firing questions at her." To bombard someone with questions = To ask someone many questions, one right after the other, often without time to answer each question. When you bombard someone with questions, you are throwing so many questions at the person that it is nearly impossible for him to deal with them all at once. The word 'bombard' is sometimes replaced with 'hit.'

A "mock interview" is when you practice answering questions for an interview. Using "could" to ask is a polite way to do so. I hope that this helps. :)

You can ask your teacher any of these questions if you want to practice answering interview type questions for your English lesson :- 1. Can you ask me some interview questions for today's lesson. 今日の授業でインタビューの質問をしてください。 2. I'd like to do an interview role-play lesson for today. 今日はインタビューロールプレイレッスンをしたいです。

When you want to tell your teacher to ask you questions as if you were in a job interview, then you may ask in the following ways: -Can you please ask me a number of questions as though we were having a job interview? -Ask me job interview-type questions.

These questions are asking the teacher / tutor of the class if that they are able to 'treat' / pretend that the class is a job interview, in this case so they can practice being put under pressure and have job interview questions being asked to prepare them for any job interviews they may have.