意味
A formal way to ask for permission to enter a room.
文化的背景
In Kolkata, this phrase is often accompanied by a slight tilt of the head and a soft tone. It's part of the 'Bhadralok' culture where being loud or abrupt is seen as unrefined. In Dhaka, especially in government offices, this phrase is used strictly. The 'ki' is often pronounced very clearly to ensure the officer hears the request over the ambient noise. In modern tech offices in Bangalore or Dhaka, this phrase is still used despite the 'open office' plan, especially when approaching a manager's glass cubicle. In villages, people might just say 'আসবো?' or 'আছি?' (I am here). The full formal phrase is reserved for visiting the local school headmaster or a government official.
Wait for the answer
In Bengali culture, saying the phrase is only half the job. You must wait for a verbal 'Asun' or a nod before stepping in.
Don't use 'Tumi'
This phrase is formal. If you are close enough to use 'Tumi' with someone, you probably don't need this full phrase; just say 'Asbo?'.
意味
A formal way to ask for permission to enter a room.
Wait for the answer
In Bengali culture, saying the phrase is only half the job. You must wait for a verbal 'Asun' or a nod before stepping in.
Don't use 'Tumi'
This phrase is formal. If you are close enough to use 'Tumi' with someone, you probably don't need this full phrase; just say 'Asbo?'.
The 'Ektu' trick
Adding 'একটু' (ektu - a little) before 'ashte' makes you sound even more polite and less intrusive.
Eye Contact
Maintain soft eye contact while asking, but look slightly down if the person is much older or in a very high position.
自分をテスト
Choose the most polite way to ask to enter a teacher's office.
আপনি শিক্ষকের রুমে ঢোকার আগে কি বলবেন?
This is the standard formal way to ask for permission.
Fill in the missing word to complete the formal request.
আমি ___ আসতে পারি?
'কি' is the question marker needed here.
Complete the dialogue between a doctor and a patient.
রোগী: ডাক্তারবাবু, _____? ডাক্তার: হ্যাঁ, ভেতরে আসুন।
The patient is asking for permission to enter the chamber.
Match the phrase to the correct situation.
Match 'আমি কি আসতে পারি?' with its best context.
Formal situations require this specific phrase.
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ビジュアル学習ツール
Where to use this phrase
Formal
- • Office
- • School
- • Doctor
Semi-Formal
- • Elder's House
- • New Friend
- • Shop
練習問題バンク
4 問題আপনি শিক্ষকের রুমে ঢোকার আগে কি বলবেন?
This is the standard formal way to ask for permission.
আমি ___ আসতে পারি?
'কি' is the question marker needed here.
রোগী: ডাক্তারবাবু, _____? ডাক্তার: হ্যাঁ, ভেতরে আসুন।
The patient is asking for permission to enter the chamber.
Match 'আমি কি আসতে পারি?' with its best context.
Formal situations require this specific phrase.
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よくある質問
10 問Yes, dropping the 'Ami ki' is common and still polite, especially if you are already making eye contact.
It can also mean 'Can I join you?' or 'May I enter?' depending on the context.
'কি' (short i) is for yes/no questions. 'কী' (long i) means 'what'. Use the short one here!
If it's a close friend, it's too formal. If it's a new friend or their parents are there, it's perfect.
It's rare, but if they do, just say 'Thik ache, pore ashbo' (Okay, I'll come later).
Yes, it is very common in Bengali literature and plays to show a character's upbringing.
No, in an email you would use 'আমি কি আপনার সাথে দেখা করতে পারি?' (May I meet with you?).
Change 'Ami' to 'Amra' (We) and 'pari' to 'pari' (it stays the same for we!). 'আমরা কি আসতে পারি?'.
In a formal setting like an office, yes, walking in without asking is considered very rude.
No, the phrase is gender-neutral.
関連フレーズ
ভিতরে আসুন
builds onPlease come in
একটু বসবো?
similarShall I sit for a bit?
আমি কি যেতে পারি?
contrastMay I leave?
আসবো?
specialized formShall I come?
