てもよろしい
B:はい、
B: 是,总经理;ENA: (the company president) Everyone, you can go home for today.
B: Yes, Shachoo.(2)A:いやなら、おやめになってもよろしいですよ。
B:いいえ、
B: 不,我去;ENA: If you’d rather not, it would be all right not to go.
B: No, I will go.(3)A:
B:ありがとうございます。中A: 文件,可以在这儿看;
B: 谢谢;ENA: You may look at the documents here, if you’d like.
B: Thank you very much.
用于给予许可;使用简体,带有某种权威性的语气;然而敬体的よろしいです是表示很恭敬的说法;
给予许可的行为,一般是发自有那种权限的人;为此,身分地位低者对身分地位高于自己的人使用这种说法是不礼貌的;
Used to grant permission. In plain form, it carries an authoritative tone. Also, the polite form よろしいです is a formal expression.
Since granting permission is something that is usually done by someone in authority, use of this form by someone of lower status to someone of higher status often sounds rude.
B:いいですよ。中A: 老师,想请教点事,能给我点时间吗?
B: 行啊;ENA: Sensei (Professor), there is something I would like to ask you. Could I possibly ask for a little of your time?
B: Yes, that’s fine.(2)A:
B:ええ、どうぞ。中A: 老师,能让我看看这个吗?
B: 唉,看吧;ENA: Sensei (Professor), would it be all right if I took a look at this?
B: Yes, go ahead.(3)A:
B:
B: 行,明天送来吧;ENA: Would it be all right if I brought the necessary documents to you tomorrow?
B: Yes, that would be fine. Please do.(4)
是一种非常客气地求得许可的表达方式,用于身分地位高于自己的人;句中的其他部分多用敬语;でしょうか比ですか客气;所以这是比てもいいですか更客气的说法;
A very polite way of asking for permission that is used when speaking to someone of higher status. Honorific language is used throughout the rest of the sentence too. This is a more polite form of てもいいですか. Also, でしょうか is more polite than ですか.
B:そうですね。中A: 领带夹,我看您戴这个也挺好;
B: 是啊;ENA: I wonder if you might prefer this tie pin.
B: Yes, you may be right.(2)《
表示有选择别物的可能性,与てもいい相比,是一种比较恭敬的说法;
Indicates the possibility of choosing other alternatives. In comparison to てもいい, it is more formal.
表示让步;是虽说不是最佳的,但是妥协一下就可以之意;在会话中也用来表示给予许可,求得许可的意义;在对方在场时使用简体有权威性;使用敬体よろしいです时,表示恭敬之意;
An expression of concession. Means that, while a compromise may not be ideal, it is still acceptable. In conversation, it is used to grant or seek permission. When used in the plain form to another person, it sounds authoritative. The polite form よろしいです is a rather formal way of speaking.
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