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osieru

教おしえるosieru
to tell
FromLesson 13inHardcore Japanese

Usages of osieru

住所じゅうしょ　を　教おしえて　ください。zyuusyo wo osiete kudasai.
Please tell me your address.
料金りょうきん　を　教おしえて　ください。ryoukin wo osiete kudasai.
Please tell me the fee.
配達はいたつ　の　時間じかん　を　教おしえて　ください。haitatu no zikan wo osiete kudasai.
Please tell me the delivery time.
次つぎ　の　授業じゅぎょう　の　場所ばしょ　を　教おしえて　ください。tugi no zyugyou no basyo wo osiete kudasai.
Please tell me the location of the next class.
変更へんこう　の　理由りゆう　を　短みじかく　教おしえて　ください。henkou no riyuu wo mizikaku osiete kudasai.
Please briefly tell me the reason for the change.
暗証番号あんしょうばんごう　を　友達ともだち　に　も　教おしえて　は　いけません。ansyoubangou wo tomodati ni mo osiete ha ikemasen.
You must not tell your PIN even to friends.
受付うけつけ　の　人ひと　に　会議室かいぎしつ　の　場所ばしょ　を　聞きいたら、　丁寧ていねい　に　教おしえて　くれました。uketuke no hito ni kaigisitu no basyo wo kiitara, teinei ni osiete kuremasita.
When I asked the receptionist where the meeting room was, they kindly told me.
受付うけつけ　の　人ひと　は　丁寧ていねいな　言いい方かた　で　会議室かいぎしつ　の　場所ばしょ　を　教おしえて　くれました。uketuke no hito ha teineina iikata de kaigisitu no basyo wo osiete kuremasita.
The receptionist told me where the meeting room was in a polite way.
図書館としょかん　まで　の　道みち　を　教おしえて　ください。tosyokan made no miti wo osiete kudasai.
Please tell me the way to the library.
案内所あんないじょ　の　人ひと　は、　近ちかく　の　噴水ふんすい　まで　の　道みち　も　教おしえて　くれました。annaizyo no hito ha, tikaku no hunsui made no miti mo osiete kuremasita.
The person at the information desk also told me the way to the nearby fountain.
管理人かんりにん　に　ごみ　の　出だし方かた　を　聞きいたら、　とても　丁寧ていねい　に　教おしえて　くれました。kanrinin ni gomi no dasikata wo kiitara, totemo teinei ni osiete kuremasita.
When I asked the building manager how to take out the trash, he explained it very politely.
窓側まどがわ　の　席せき　が　空あいたら、　教おしえて　ください。madogawa no seki ga aitara, osiete kudasai.
If a window seat opens up, please tell me.
店みせ　の　様子ようす　を　教おしえて　ください。mise no yousu wo osiete kudasai.
Tell me how things are at the store.
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Japanese verbs conjugate based on tense, politeness, and mood. For example, the polite present form adds ‑ます to the verb stem, while the past tense uses ‑ました. Unlike English, Japanese verbs don't change based on the subject — the same form works for "I", "you", and "they".

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