N1Grammar

ても()(つか)えない

May, Is bit a bother if, Do you mind if, Is it a problem if

Structure

Explanation

Examples

'It is fine to use the company car for the business trip.'

To a librarian: 'Would it be a problem if I took a picture of this page?'

Clerk: 'It's perfectly fine to pay by credit card.'

Hiring manager: ‘For this job, it's fine even if you don't have experience.’

Would it be all right to send the price quote attached to an email?

Receptionist: 'You are welcome to use this pen.'

His achievements could well be described as a historic feat.

It's a bit warm, so would you mind if I opened the window?

To a teacher: ‘Would it be a problem if I submit the report next week?’

It is fine to wear casual clothing.

MC: ‘Please feel free to leave partway through if you need to.’

As long as the person themselves consents, there is no issue with a proxy handling the procedures.

A: ‘The materials for the meeting aren't ready yet...’
B: ‘It's no problem as long as they're ready by tomorrow morning.’