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A polite way to ask for permission or confirmation.
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3 연습 문제ご注文はこれ______よろしいですか？ (Is this all for your order?)
こちらで______よろしいですか？ (May I sit here?)
この書類、______よろしいですか？ (Is it okay if I submit this document?)
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The word 'yroshii' (よろしい) is the honorific form of 'yoi' (良い), meaning 'good' or 'fine'. The suffix 'desu ka' (ですか) is a polite interrogative marker. Therefore, 'yoroshii desu ka' literally translates to 'Is it good?' or 'Is it fine?', conveying a polite request for confirmation or permission. The roots of 'yoi' can be traced back to Old Japanese, with various forms appearing in classical literature. Over time, 'yoroshii' emerged as a more formal and polite alternative, particularly in spoken language. Its widespread use in contemporary Japanese underscores its importance in social interactions and etiquette.
