ちょっと頼んでもいいですかって英語でなんて言うの？

既に他の先生がアドバイスして下さっている内容をちょっと変えただけの例文となりますが、初めての人、そんなに親しくない人にお願いする別のパターンを幾つか挙げてみました。 ”Would it be alright”　（大丈夫ですか？） ”if I ask you to"　（もし尋ねても） などの二重構造の "超” がつくほどの低姿勢な聞き方に、 "help me out a bit here?"　（手伝ってもらうことを） なんて付けて言うのもまたすごく丁寧ですね。ちょっと近寄りがたい人相の人や恐そうな人に声かける時のための表現としてとっておいてもいいかもしれません。 また、"May" から始めるパターンもフォーマルならではの聞き方。特にここまで丁寧に聞く必要もありませんので他の先生の通り、”can”, "could", "would" でも大丈夫です。ただ別のパターンですね。 最後もまた同じ、"would you mind" と言えば超丁寧に言うもう一つの表現方法です。 他の先生の内容と合わせて参考にしてみてください。

この二つをまずはしっかり押さえておけば大丈夫だと思います。 Would you do me a favor? ちょっとお願いできませんか？ という感じで万能な表現です。 これは絶対に押さえておきたい表現です。 あとはシンプルですが Could you help me? 手伝っていただけませんか？ も当然大事です。 同じ意味の言い回しをいくつも覚えるよりは コアになるキーフレーズを確実にものにしていくほうが 使える実感も感じやすく次につながりやすくなります。 ぜひ、今度何かお願いする時は使ってみてください！

These are friendly but polite expressions to use whether or not you know the person well. It can sometimes be tricky to answer a simple favor request, because we have to answer "Yes" or "No" before we know how difficult the favor is. For this reason I try to explain a bit about the situation before I ask for help. For example: I need to cut vegetables for dinner. Could you wash the rice? I have to write an English email for work. Could you do me a favor and check it for mistakes? I'm planning my summer trip to California. Would you mind taking a look and telling me if it's a reasonable schedule?

You would like to ask someone that you are not so close to to do you a favor? In a polite way if possible. In that case, you can try one of the above-suggested example sentences which may be appropriate for any given situation. In that case, you can try one of the above-suggested example sentences which may be appropriate for any given situation. Using WOULD and COULD makes the question indirect and so, more polite. 'Would you mind....?' is an advance signal that you are going to make a request to the listener. There are always a variety of ways to respond to someone or make a comment - depending on the context and other factors such as nationality, appropriacy and body language.

When you do not know someone well you may ask them favor's but it would probably only be appropriate if you ask them to do small/minor favors. Examples; - Could you pass me that pen please? - Do you mind doing me a tiny favor by telling me what the time is please?

"would you mind" is a nice and polite way of asking someone if they could do something for you. It is not very invasive and gives the other person an easy way out if he/she does not feel comfortable. "Would it be okay if" can be used instead of "would you mind". The second sentence is not a question and therefore does not require a question mark. By saying "I was wondering if" you express the idea that you've given it some thought before eventually asking for the favour.