Vても いいです
Use the て-form plus もいいです to give permission. Add か to ask for permission.
May I take a photo here?
ても いいですか
These notes follow the grammar progression in the supplied Kanrin / Minna no Nihongo material. Each rule is summarized in English and paired with a fresh Japanese example, reading support, and translation.
Read the rule, cover the translation, and say the Japanese example aloud once.
Use the て-form plus もいいです to give permission. Add か to ask for permission.
May I take a photo here?
This pattern states that an action is prohibited.
You must not smoke here.
With change verbs such as 結婚します or 知ります, ています describes the resulting state.
Mr Tanaka is married.
The same form can describe repeated habits or someone’s occupation.
My older sister works at a bank.
With verbs such as 置きます, に marks the destination where an object is placed.
Please put the book on the desk.
put
make, produce
sell
get to know
be going to live
do research
materials, data
catalog
timetable
clothes
products
software
electronic dictionary
economy
municipal office, city hall
senior high school
dentist, dentist's
single, unmarried
I'm sorry.
Ladies and Gentlemen, everybody
remember, recollect
be (honorific equivalent of います)
a shopping district in Osaka
a fictitious TV programme