私の子供と一緒に写真を撮ってもいいですかって英語でなんて言うの？

We use both of these phrases quite regularly. It is always polite to ask do/would you mind, when asking for a favour. It is a good sentence starter for when you approach a stranger or even a friend. People are not always so open to having photos taken of them so politeness is key in these situations.

We use the expression, "Do you mind if...." when we want to ask someone very respectfully if we may do something. We are effectively, asking for permission to do something. A: "Would you mind if I took this chair." B: "Sure, no-one's sitting there." Take a pic/take a snap = take a photograph

"Would you mind if he takes a picture with you?" is a polite request asking if someone could take a picture with another.

All the sentences are a good way to ask if you can take a photo of your child with the teacher By using the words `can i/he/she' or `would you mind' it is a nicer way of asking if it is possible to do something and by adding please it is a polite way of saying it as well

You can ask straightforwardly and say: Can my child take a picture together with you? You may also politely ask the teacher to allow your child to take a picture with him/her. Asking politely will do wonders as it is always the accepted norm. So, you may say: Can my child take a picture together with you? or Please allow my child to take a picture with you.

Native speakers will say like this: “Can I take a picture of my child with you, teacher?”. There are lots of other ways to say it, but this one is the most accurate and most commonly used. Here is an example on how to use this in a conversation: A: Hey teacher, can I take a picture of my child with you? B: Sure, no problem!

When you want to ask your child's teacher whether you can take a picture of them with your child, then you may ask in the following ways: -Can I take a picture of you and my child? -Can I take a picture of you with (*your child's name*)?