I will have it ready for you in Japanese 🇯🇵

Sentence info.

The given sentence 「じゅんびして おきます」 can be broken down into the following components:

1. じゅんび (Junbi) – This is a noun meaning "preparation" or "getting ready."

2. して (e) – This is the te-form of the verb する (suru), which means "to do." The te-form is often used to connect verbs to other verbs or auxiliary verbs.

3. おきます (Okimasu) – This is the polite, non-past form of the verb おく (oku), which means "to place," "to put," or in this context, "to do something in advance" or "to have something ready."

When して (e) is combined with おきます (okimasu), it conveys the meaning of doing something in advance or preparing something ahead of time.

Romanized: Junbi e okimasu.

Tips to remember:
– Recall that じゅんび (junbi) is a common word for "preparation."
– The te-form して (e) links the action to another verb or auxiliary verb.
– おきます (okimasu) indicates an action done in advance or for future convenience.

Alternate Ways to Say "I will have it ready for you":

1. よういして おきます (Youi e okimasu)
– ようい (youi) means "preparation" or "arrangements."
– Romanized: Youi e okimasu.

2. したくして おきます (aku e okimasu)
– したく (aku) means "arrangements" or "preparations," typically for more personal or household contexts.
– Romanized: aku e okimasu.

3. もって おきます (Motte okimasu)
– もって (motte) can mean "to carry" or "to bring" if contextually it implies having something ready.
– Romanized: Motte okimasu.

4. かんりして おきます (Kanri e okimasu)
– かんり (kanri) means "management" or "handling," useful in professional contexts.
– Romanized: Kanri e okimasu.

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