この中にあるファイルをプリントしたいのですが？って英語でなんて言うの？

1. This phrase is more formal than the second. It includes all the information for your request. We normally call a USB drive a USB stick. 2. This phrase is much more casual/informal. It's okay to use in this situation though, but maybe in a professional setting phrase 1 would be preferred. Generally speaking, we don't always have to use USB 'stick', just saying USB is okay, people will know what you mean.

In order to request to print something from your USB, you can ask: I want to print a document from my USB. Document - This is an item that can be a word, powerpoint, excel or anything else saved on a computer. It is more specific than file which is the small yellow icon which you can save many document inside. USB - This is short for 'USB drive' or 'USB stick' The first is a statement, if you want to rephrase it into a question, you can ask: Can I print a document from my USB? When you want to check you can print something, you can say: Can I print a document? Then when the person asks what format the document is saved in, you can add: It is saved on my USB. I hope that helps!

A) I would like to print a file from my USB stick please. *Would-past of will1, in various senses. Example-"he said he would be away for a couple of days" *Like-having the same characteristics or qualities as; similar to. Example-"he used to have a car like mine" *Print -produce (books, newspapers, etc.), especially in large quantities, by a mechanical process involving the transfer of text or designs to paper. EXAMPLE-"a thousand copies of the book were printed" *USB-universal serial bus, a standardized technology for attaching peripheral devices to a computer. B) Can i print something from my USB please. *Can-have the opportunity or possibility to. Example-"there are many ways holidaymakers can take money abroad" *Something -a thing that is unspecified or unknown. Example-"we stopped for something to eat" *From-indicating the point in space at which a journey, motion, or action starts. Example-"she began to walk away from him" I hope this helps :-)

You can use the following sentences to express yourself: 1)I would like to print the file inside my USB drive. 2)Can I print a file from my USB drive/flash.

1. I need to print something from off my USB drive. This means that there is something that you need to print but is is on your USB drive.

You have a file and you have saved it to your USB stick. Other names for such storage device are: thumb drive, pen drive, jump drive, disk key, disk on key, flash-drive, memory stick or USB memory. To print something off = to produce a printed copy of a document from a computer. Eg. "Y.ou can either just read faxes on the screen, or print them off. When you go into the library you may ask: "Could I print something off USB stck please?"

Also, Can you please print the folder on this USB stick for me? Would you be able to print the file on this memory stick for me. I have a folder on this flash drive that I'd like printed by you. Could you please print off the document on this USB drive for me. Thanks.

If you are at a library or convenience store and you would like to ask or request that you need to print a file that you have saved inside your USB drive, you could say either of the following: "Is it possible that I can print a file that I have saved inside my USB drive?" or "I would like to print a file that I have saved inside my USB drive".

If you are looking for a way that you can ask someone for help to print a file from a USB, you can say something like "Can I please print this file from my USB?" or "Can you help me print this file from my thumb drive? ".