○時に起こしてくださいって英語でなんて言うの？

We usually refer to モーニングコール as a "wake-up call" in America. So when you request to the hotel staff to call at a certain time to wake you up, you can request for a "wake-up call." You can ask them like this: - I'd like to request a wake-up call at 6 a.m. please. - Could I have a wake-up call at 6 in the morning tomorrow?

This means that you would like them to do you a favor of waking you up at a certain time in the morning. You can also say "I would like a wake up call @ 6am tomorrow. Am means in the morning. Therefore if you use am there is no need to repeat morning again.

These days, people in general set their smart phone's alarm to wake them in hotels. I asked for a wake up call in a London hotel recently and the receptionist seemed quite shocked and asked me if I had a smart phone? Probably, if it's a small hotel, they would prefer to sleep! However, to ask the question: "Could you please give me a wake up call at 5am?" Or to be extremely polite, you could say: "Would it be possible to have an early morning wake up call, please?"

1. Please wake me up at XYZ time in the morning. 午前中にXYZ時に目を覚ましてください。 2.I'd like to request a wake-up call tomorrow morning at 7:00 am 明日の午前7時にモーニングコールをお願いしたい

There are many ways of asking to be awakened at a certain hour. If you are staying in a hotel, you can contact the reception and ask them to send you a wake up call at whatever hour you want to wake up. They will ring your phone at the specified hour.

At a hotel, they provide a service when they can telephone you and wake you up at a certain time that you request. This is helpful to ensure that you do not sleep late if you have a meeting or event that you need to attend. The hotel receptionist will usually make the call, and it is a courtesy/perk of staying in a hotel. This started before the days of cellphones which have an alarm clock built in to them, so it meant that people did not have to travel with their own alarm clocks.

Saying "If it is not a lot of trouble" makes you sound really polite and it will be respected. A request is something you ask for politely and formally. By saying "I need a wake-up call tomorrow" you are stating that it is necessary. Then following that saying "Is it possible" is adding some politeness to what you have previously said.It would sound a little rude if you didn't add this final part

English speakers use the phrasal verb "to wake someone up" when describing the act of disrupting someone's sleep. For example, 'the construction noises wake me up every morning before my alarm goes off.' At a hotel, you can ask for a 'wake-up call' to wake you up.

If you are at a hotel and want to ask for a wake up call at a certain time, you can say something like "Can you please have someone wake me up at ___ o'clock?" or "Can I have a wake up call at ___ o'clock tomorrow please?" These are polite ways to get your message across to someone that you would like to be woken up at a specific time.

1.I'd like to schedule a wake-up call at 6 tomorrow morning. The verb "schedule" means to arrange or organize. Many hotels offer this service where you are called by the hotel receptionist or any other employee at the pre-arranged time as requested by you. 2.Please give me a morning call tomorrow at 6. A morning call is another word for a wake-up call at a specified time in the morning. Please remember that a wake-up call can be for any time of the day or night whereas a morning call as the name suggests is obviously an early morning call.

I would like a wake up call at (blah blah) o'clock. Is it possible to get a wake up at (blah blah) o'clock? Can I get a wake up call at (blah blah) o'clock? All these should help you out and will certainly get you what you want. I hope this helps. Have a great day. Will