When I was young, I loved reading story books. Thus it is my belief that anyone can learn Japanese language through storybooks. In this blog, I will attempt to translate simple stories to English. In the process, I hope that you (and me) can improve on our Japanese language together!
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Tuesday, January 1, 2019
TE KURE
"Mite kure" is a truncated form of "mite kuremasen ka", which is basically the same as "mite kudasai", so "please look". While "-te kuremasen ka" is quite polite (although not the most polite option, which would be "-te itadakemasen ka" or "-te itadakenai deshouka"), "-te kure" is pretty informal; males often use it with their peers or inferiors, while women seldom use it.
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