Examples of using "どうぞ" in a sentence and their english translations:
By all means.
Go right ahead.
Come sit next to me.
- Go ahead.
- Go ahead!
Here's your pudding.
- Here you are.
- Here you go.
- Please help yourself to some cake.
- Please have some cake.
By all means.
- This is a present for you.
- It's a present for you.
- This gift is for you.
Please don't bother.
Do me the favor of coming.
Ask your question.
Next person, please.
Make yourself comfortable.
After you.
Take mine.
"Mr. Wilkin, the doctor will see you now."
- Go ahead.
- Go ahead!
- Please continue.
- Please go on.
- Please come this way.
- Please come here.
"May I use your dictionary?" "By all means."
Please don't stand on ceremony.
"May I use your telephone?" "By all means."
OK. Go ahead.
May I have your order, please?
I wish you every happiness.
This way, please.
Have some tea.
- Take care.
- Take care of yourself.
- Take care!
- It's nice to meet you.
- Nice to meet you.
Please have a second helping.
"May I use the phone?" "Please feel free."
Please make yourself at home.
Seriously, go on.
Over on this side, please.
Please, you can have the paper first.
Please stay as long as you wish.
Help yourself to more cookies.
Take whichever one you like.
Please have a try.
Take a cookie.
Please don't bother.
Yes, please come.
"Do you mind my borrowing your microscope?" "No, not at all."
- Please come.
- Please come!
May I have the paper after you, please?
Please help yourself to the salad.
Do me the favor of coming.
Please have a seat.
- Think about it.
- Please think about it.
- Consider it.
Get going.
Any time.
You must forgive me.
Please.
Please get into the car.
- Sit wherever you like.
- Sit down anywhere you want.
Please come in.
- Enjoy your meal!
- Enjoy your meal.
- Here it is.
- Please.
Come sit next to me.