喫煙所は建物の外にありますって英語でなんて言うの？

Designated - mean that it is an area just for smoking. Some offices have an area where their staff can go and smoke. Other offices don't mind where someone smokes as long as it is outside. Hope this helps Jane:)

Smoking is no longer considered "cool" or healthy; and yet so many of us still cannot break the habit! Companies have now been forced to provide " designated areas" for their smokers ...to enjoy their nicotine habit...(away from non-smokers!.) "We have provided a designated smoking area, just outside of the building;-D"

"The smoking area is outside" tells them where to go and smoke. When someone asks if they can smoke inside you can say. "No, I'm sorry but smoking is not permitted in the building, but you can smoke outside." "No" answers their question. "i am sorry" apologies for an inconvenience. the rest of the sentence explains where they can smoke. When someone starts smoking inside you can approach them and say. "Excuse me or I am sorry" this will politely let them know you are talking to them. fallowed by "but smoking is not permitted in the building, the smoking area is out side." which explains the smoking area is outside.

1. "I'm sorry to disturb, but our policy prohibits indoor smoking. However, we do have a designated smoking area located outdoors for your convenience." ✰ "I'm sorry to disturb": I think this is a polite and formal way of approaching a guest, but you may omit this if you'd like. ✰ "our policy prohibits indoor smoking": "Our company policy states that indoor smoking is not allowed." ✰ "for your convenience": This shows that you 2. "Good morning/afternoon/evening, may I redirect you to our designated outdoor smoking area? I apologize that we do not permit indoor smoking at this time." ✰ "Good morning/afternoon/evening": A friendly expression to use if you are approaching a guest, but you may omit this if you'd like. ✰ "May/Can I redirect you to our designated outdoor smoking area?": I think it may be good to start off with a question so that your request may not seem so demanding or so you don't seem rude. ✰ "I apologize that we do not permit indoor smoking at this time": You can apologize that it may be an inconvenience, but also emphasize that your business does not allow indoor smoking. I hope this helps! Good luck! ✰✰

Using "Please use the designated smoking areas where signed" tells people that where you can only smoke on the premises in a polite way.

Designated smoking area means an outdoor area where smoking is permitted. -------------------------------------------- A - Where can I have a smoke? B - The smoking area is outside. A - Thank you. -------------------------------------------- C - Am I allowed to smoke here? D - Please use the designated smoking area. C - Okay thanks!

These are expressions that you should use if you are talking to a superior or a person who has authority over you, or just in a business situation.

A) Please note that the smoking area is outside. *Please note - This is a formal way to direct people's attention to some information. Example - Please note the bathrooms are to your left. B) There is a smoking area outside for all the smokers. *For all the smokers - for all the people who smoke. I hope this helps :-)

Intonation and body language are everything when it comes to politely guiding someone to another area of the building. "May I direct you to the smoking area just outside the building?" "Oh yes, thanks for telling me."there is also a standard phrase which may be used also. It may seem a little robotic but it is very popular: "For the convenience of all visitors, there is a designated smoking area just outside the building."