子どもはオレンジジュースをお願いしますって英語でなんて言うの？

This shows the air host that you would like some orange juice for your child

When the air hostess asks what you or your child would like to drink, you can say: She/He would like some orange juice. would like - A polite way of saying you want something. You can also say: Can I have some orange juice for my son/daughter? This is useful if perhaps it is a request outside of the allotted drink time. I hope that helps!

When you want to ask an airline assistant for orange juice for your child, then you may ask in the following ways: -I'd like a Coca-cola and a glass of orange juice -Can I have orange juice for my child? -May I have orange juice for my child?

Orange juice comes in a few different varieties and either parents or children often have a fixed opinion about what they should order. "Mummy can I have a fizzy orange juice please?" "No darling, it's too gassy for you. You may have a still orange drink or some pure orange juice." "Pure orange please!" "OK, I'll ask the trolley dolly!"

After being asked, you can state what the child wants. By simply saying, my child wants orange juice the flight attendant will understand. You can also point to the child and if it's a boy or girl use he or she and then say what they want, "he wants soda", "she wants orange juice".

You could use phrases "would like" or "wants" to talk about what your child would like to drink. "He/She wants a bottle of water." By adding "please" to the end of the statement to make your drink order polite.

If you wanted to get an orange juice for your child then you can use either 'Could my son/daughter get an orange juice please?' or 'Can i get an orange juice for my son/daughter please?' To tell the person what your child would like you would say 'My son/daughter would like an orange juice please'