iPhoneのライトでこれに光をあてて照らして下さいって英語でなんて言うの？

These are very easy and natural ways to say this.

You can use the following sentences: 1)Can you shine your light on this product please. 2)Could you please switch on your flashlight. I want to have a look at this product. Point a light is not grammatically correct.

▪Can you use your phones flashlight to just make some on this product to check for scratches. ▪Does your phone have a flashlight? please shine it here, I want to check something. Both phrases clearly ask if he/she can shine their phones flashlight on the product to check something. Example You:Does your phone have a flashlight? Friend:Yes it does. You:please shine it here, I want to check something.

To shine a light = to give forth or glow with light; shed or cast light. ... (of light) to appear brightly or strongly, especially uncomfortably. "Never shine a light into anyone's eyes as it may cause some damage." If you illuminate something, you make it light - this may be with matches, a torch, a bulb or an iphone light, but it is very general and it may be unclear exactly what you mean. The most precise direction would be: "Point your iphone light at this, will you?"

I must be blind! I cannot see a thing here. I need some light in this direction please ;) Can you please point the torch in this direction please. I cannot see a thing!

If you want to ask someone to point a light at something with their iPhone light to see if there are no scratches on a product and need the light to see better, you could ask either of the following questions: "Would you be able to shine a light on the phone so I can check it please?" or "I can not see if their are any scratches on the product, can you point a light on it so I can see clearer?".

The first two examples, "Shine your iPhone light please? / Point your iPhone light please?," have basically the same structure of sentence with the only difference being the imperative verb usage at the beginning. We would use the verb, "to shine," when talking about anything that produces light. We can use the verb, "to point," to express that you want the light to be directed at a certain place. I mentioned, "Can I use your iPhone torch please?," because in some dialects of English, we can refer to a light as a, "torch," so please keep this in mind as you might hear this word when with a native English speaker.

If you would like someone to shine their phone flashlight on something you can say something like "Can you shine a light on this please?" or "Can you turn on your phone flash light and shine it here please?".

These are different ways you can use these in a sentence to ask someone to light or point a light at an object. Whenever you are asking someone to do things for you, it always good to say please and also to be very specific with what you are requesting, so that the person, is not confused. Below are some examples: May you please turn on your iPhone light and point towards the door, I cannot really see since their is no light in this area. Please point your phone light towards the grass, I'm afraid an insect my jump at me. Do you thing you could please point your iPhone light towards the woods, I think I heard something.