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Are these sentences gramatically correct?
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2020/3/22 09:28
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I have to write a script for an interview in Japanese, and I'm doing it with Hayao Miyazaki (Studio Ghibli director) Do these make sense?
ごしつもんしてもよろしいですか。 - Can I ask some questions? この えいが を み た こと ある - Have you seen the movie (having already mentioned the movie, meaning I use kono, not sono, right?)
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by J m m m
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Re: Are these sentences gramatically correct?
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2020/3/22 17:29
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Are you going to do the interview with him?? In Japanese? If that is the case, um, how polite/respectful would you want your questions to be?
This is the minimum polite sentences. しつもんを しても よろしいですか。 この えいがを みたことは ありますか。
One step more “respectful”: おうかがいしたいことが あるのですが、よろしいですか。 (I have something I would like ask you, may i? with a humble expression for the verb “ask”) この えいがを ごらんになったことは ありますか。(Have you seen… with a respectful expression for the verb “see”)
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