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外してください

soto shite kudasai
phrase★Intermediate— please remove it
formal

A polite request to remove or detach something

このネックレスを外してください

Please take off this necklace

このコードを外してください

Please unplug this cord

💡

Used in formal or polite contexts to request the removal of an object

Collocations

外してremove外してくださいplease remove外してあげるI'll remove it for you

Synonyms

取り外してください除いてください外してあげてください

Antonyms

つけてくださいつけておいてください

Related Phrases

外してあげるphrase
I'll remove it for you
外しておいてphrase
Leave it removed

💡Pro Tip

Polite Requests

Use this phrase when asking someone to remove something in a polite way, especially in customer service or formal settings

⚡Gold Rule

Verb Form

外す (hazusu) is the verb meaning 'to remove' or 'to detach', and ください makes it polite

📖Word Origin

Combination of 外す (hazusu, to remove) + ください (kudasai, please)

📝Usage Notes

Commonly used in customer service, technical support, or when asking someone to remove an object politely

Word Breakdown

外して
remove
verb
+
ください
please
suffix
和英辞典

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