出席率はどのくらいですか？って英語でなんて言うの？

When asking to see the records of something it is polite to say- "Can I see my attendance record please?" As it is the actual record you would like to see. If it is just a number you are looking for, it is okay to ask What was my attendance for the year? What was my attendance rate for this year? I hope this helps you :D

"Can I see my attendance record?" Asks to see the attendance rate. "Can you tell me what my attendance rate is?" ask the person to tell you what it is.

Usually in the UK, schools keep a very close eye on attendance and absenteeism. Absenteeism is the practice of regularly staying away from work or school without good reason. At the end of each term, percentage figures are usually included on the school report.

Absent- is when you were not present for something or did not attend something. So, its another way of asking about your attendance. I hope this helps :)

>Hi Sir, can I please have a print out of my attendance record. Asking for a "print out" means you want to see it on a paper that you want to take home with you. >Hi Sir, can I please see my record of attendance. This is asking to "see" your record, meaning see it on a screen or in his book.

If your not at school you are marked as 'absent' so this will be recorded on your attendance record by law schools in the UK keep a good eye on pupils/students to make sure they are not having much time off school its all kept in a record/report for the year Usually an attendance rate is in a percentage (%) an attndance record will maybe be in days absent

If a person wanted to know what their attendance rate is at school, it would be best to ask the questions "What is my attendance percentage?" or "Can I see my attendance record please?". This is a direct question which makes it clear of the persons desire to be aware of the attendance record they have accumulated.

If you want to ask what your attendance rate was, you can say: "What was my attendance rate this year?" "What was my attendance record for this year?"