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How do you say calling me Derek is fine?
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2008/2/12 14:39
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If I was asked ''Derek-san to yonde mo ii desu ka'', how could I answer ''calling me Derek is fine''?
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by Derek
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I guess you want to say that they can call you "Derek," dropping the "-san," correct? Then you can say:
- "Derekku" dake de ii desu yo. (Simply "Derek" would be fine.)
- "Derekku" to yonde kurereba ii desu yo. (If you call me just "Derek" that would be fine.)
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by AK
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When calling someone's name without -san, you can use the word "yobisute", so you can say:
yobisute de iidesu
or, just say
-san wo tsukenakute iidesu (you don't need to put -san)
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by MD
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