“Kindly” in Japanese
Short answer
Kindly in Japanese is “どうぞ” (douzo). Full meaning: please, kindly, pray, I beg (of you); by all means, certainly, of course, (go) ahead, (feel) free (to), (you are) welcome (to), please (help yourself to); here you are.
Other ways to say “Kindly” in Japanese
ドウゾ
douzo please, kindly, pray, I beg (of you); by all means, certainly, of course, (go) ahead, (feel) free (to), (you are) welcome (to), please (help yourself to); here you are
何卒
nanitozo please, kindly, I beg of you, if it pleases you; by all means, without fail
どうぞー
douzoo please, kindly, pray, I beg (of you); by all means, certainly, of course, (go) ahead, (feel) free (to), (you are) welcome (to), please (help yourself to); here you are
ご親切に
goshinsetsuni how kind of you, that's very nice of you; kindly
どうじょ
doujo please, kindly, pray, I beg (of you); by all means, certainly, of course, (go) ahead, (feel) free (to), (you are) welcome (to), please (help yourself to); here you are
どーぞ
douzo please, kindly, pray, I beg (of you); by all means, certainly, of course, (go) ahead, (feel) free (to), (you are) welcome (to), please (help yourself to); here you are
どーぞー
douzoo please, kindly, pray, I beg (of you); by all means, certainly, of course, (go) ahead, (feel) free (to), (you are) welcome (to), please (help yourself to); here you are
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