How to Say ‘Put down the remote’ in Japanese
リモコンを置いてください
りもこんをおいてください
💬 Usage Tip: In Japanese requests, [～ください] (kudasai) is used for polite commands.
Phrase Breakdown
リモコン
を
置いてください
Word-by-Word Breakdown
リモコンリモコン
[rimokon]
remote control
A tool used to control devices from afar.
リモコンをテーブルに置いてください。
Please put the remote control on the table.
をを
[o]
object particle
Marks the direct object of an action.
雑誌を読んでください。
Please read the magazine.
置いおい
[oi]
place
To set down an item.
花をそこに置いてください。
Please place the flower there.
てて
[te]
and
Indicates sequence of actions.
そこで立ってください。
Please stand there.
くださいください
[kudasai]
please
A polite request word.
窓を開けてください。
Please open the window.
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