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platinummack21
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1000yell
10 November
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"Watashi no shashin o totte kuremasen ka?"
It is good enough. "watashi no" is not always necessary.
"shashin o totte kuremasen ka?" is simpler.
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platinummack21
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@1000yell Okay thanks. Can I ask why you can't say
shashin o totte kudesai
Why do you need kuremasen ka? Is that used to ask someone to do something for you?
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It is just a small difference of expression. Either works fine.
"Shashin o totte kudesai"
please take a photo of me
"Shashin o totte kuremasen ka?"
Could you take a photo of me?
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platinummack21
11 November
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@1000yell I think in this case the 2nd one is more appropriate if I ask a complete stranger in Tokyo as I travel solo to take a picture of me. Thanks
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Enjoy Japan and take a Lot of wonderful photos☺️☺️☺️
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@1000yell Hai, mochiron. Takusan shashin o torimasu. Tetsudatte Kurete arigato Gozaimasu!
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