“If you don't mind” in Japanese
Short answer
If you don't mind in Japanese is “宜しかったら” (yoroshikattara). Full meaning: if you don't mind, if you like.
Other ways to say “If you don't mind” in Japanese
もし良かったら
moshiyokattara if you don't mind, if you like, if you feel up for it, if you're interested
宜しければ
yoroshikereba if you please, if you don't mind, when you're ready, if you want, if that's alright with you
何なら
nannara if you like, if you prefer, if it suits you, if it's fine with you, if you don't mind, if necessary; if ... doesn't suit you, if you don't like ..., if ... doesn't take your fancy; what's more, furthermore
何でしたら
nandeshitara if you like, if you prefer, if it suits you, if it's fine with you, if you don't mind, if necessary
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