Phrase lesson
How do you say "Could you write it down for me?" in Japanese?
Could you write it down for me?
Answer
Two layers, same practical line
かいてもらえますか
かいて / もらえますか
kaite / moraemasu ka
Lesson body
Phrase breakdown and usage notes
Quick use
Use かいてもらえますか (kaite moraemasu ka) when you want important information written down.
At a hospital, this is useful for medicine timing, department names, next visit dates, or instructions you need to remember later.
Chunk or pattern
The whole line is useful by itself.
There is also a reusable request pattern:
〜てもらえますか= Could you do ... for me?
For beginners, start with かいてもらえますか as one chunk.
Core words
かいて: write.
Helper words and endings
てもらえますか: a soft way to ask someone to do something for you.
Practical note
This is helpful when listening is not enough. Written information is safer for medicine instructions, addresses, or appointment times.
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