Question
I’m planning to visit Japan for a business meeting and I want to brush up on my Japanese. How do I ask “Could you please send me the details of the meeting?” in Japanese?
Japango Editor Team
会議（かいぎ）の詳細（しょうさい）を送（おく）っていただけますか。
Kaigi no shousai o okutte itadakemasu ka?
Could you please send me the details of the meeting?
In a business context, using respectful language is important. The phrase “okutte itadakemasu ka” is a polite way to request someone to send something. “Kaigi” means “meeting,” and “shousai” means “details.” By using this phrase, you can politely ask for any information related to a meeting. You can replace “kaigi no shousai” with other specific information you wish to receive. Practice this expression to enhance your business communication skills in Japanese!
