日本まで発送できますかって英語でなんて言うの？

"Do you ship your products to Japan?" To 'ship' something is to send something by any method of transport such as airplane, boat or train. "Could I get this sent to Japan?" This is a passive structure which omits the active subject as it is unnecessary in this situation.

Goods meaning "merchandise, stock" Freight meaning "Goods that are carried from one place to another via ship, train aircraft or truck"

1.Do you you offer shipping to Japan as well? Shipping refers to the transportation and delivery of cargo. Cargo means any goods that need to be transported whether by air, road, rail or sea. 2. Can my goods be freighted to Japan as well? Freighted alsomeans to transport goods by air, rail, road or sea.

If you were shopping online and want to ask if they can ship to Japan, you could ask any of the following: "Do you ship to Japan?", "Does your service ship to Japan?" or "Would I be able to have my items shipped to Japan?". All three of these questions will get you a direct answer.

When shopping online, you want to ask if the company can ship to Japan. Eg 'Do you ship to Japan?' Any of the above exampled queries will be adequate in this kind of situation.

These are different ways you can ask if shipment is available to Japan. Below are a few other examples on how to ask if shipment is available internationally or if they have shipment available to Japan. Which Countries do you provide shipment for? I'm trying to order something online, but I don't know if they ship to Japan. Do you ship to Japan? May you inform me of your shipping offers and if you provide shipment to Japan? Which Countries am I able to ship to? Are their only certain products that you ship to Japan? There are companies that usually don't ship internationally, but usually ship to couriers. So you can also ask if they provide shipping through a courier.

Remember to be polite, that's why I always recommend putting the word "could" in the beginning. For example - I really like one of your product. Do you ship your products to Japan?

In this case you can use both verbs: either "to ship" or "to deliver". Please note that "to ship" is focused on sending the goods by the seller, whereas "to deliver" refers to the actions of handing the goods over to the buyer at the final destination (Japan).

Will you be able to ship this to Japan? In this answer, you are simply asking the person or company if they will be able to ship your goods to Japan. There is no room for confusion in this sentence, because you are clearly asking if it is possible to have the goods shipped to Japan. Do you allow shipping to Japan? This answer is slightly different than the first. Some company's do not allow customers to ship items to certain countries and it would then need to be shipped from a third party who does in fact do shipping to that particular country; this one being Japan. So in this answer, you are asking if they will let you ship your goods to Japan. Is it possible to courier this to Japan? This answer is very similar to the first answer. "Courier" means to ship goods to a place or person. So much like the first answer, you are simply asking if the person or company will be able to ship/courier your goods to Japan.