〜ていただけると幸いです (〜ていただけるとさいわいです): A highly polite and indirect way of making a request, equivalent to 'I would be grateful if you could...' or 'It would be greatly appreciated if you could...'. It expresses the speaker's happiness as a hypothetical result of the listener performing an action.

〜ていただけると幸いです

A highly polite and indirect way of making a request, equivalent to 'I would be grateful if you could...' or 'It would be greatly appreciated if you could...'. It expresses the speaker's happiness as a hypothetical result of the listener performing an action.

N2 KMT5HumbleStandardHonorific ConstructionMixedPolite Requests BusinessGrammar

Verb [て-form] + いただけると幸いですPrimary

Verb [ない-form] + で + いただけると幸いです

This phrase is a very polite way to ask for something. It means "I would be happy if you could do this."

明日までにこの企画書をご確認いただけると幸いです。

I would be grateful if you could please check this project proposal by tomorrow.

HumbleNon PastAffirmativeSentence EndingRequestWork & Career Business & Finance

この部屋では大声で話さないでいただけると幸いです。

I would appreciate it if you would refrain from speaking loudly in this room.

HumbleNon PastNegativeSentence EndingRequestDaily Life

早急にご対応いただけると幸いですが、もしご無理でしたらその旨お知らせください。

I would be grateful if you could handle this promptly, but if that's not possible, please let me know.

HumbleNon PastAffirmativeMid SentenceRequestWork & Career

先生、こちらの草稿にご目通しいただけると幸いです。

Professor, I would be grateful if you could look over this draft.

HumbleNon PastAffirmativeSentence EndingRequestEducation

当アンケートにご協力いただけると幸いです。

We would be grateful for your cooperation in this survey.

FormalNon PastAffirmativeSentence EndingRequestBusiness & Finance

This phrase makes a request very softly. You are not telling someone what to do. You are saying, "I would be happy if you did this." This lets the other person decide without feeling pushed.

This phrase is very polite. It is softer than "Could you please?" because it talks about your own happiness. It is also less formal than "I would be grateful" when speaking to a very important person.

Don't use this when you ask a friend to pass the salt. It sounds too formal. This phrase is mostly for formal writing. You can use it when speaking, but it will sound very stiff. You also don't use it for small, everyday requests. This phrase is for future actions. You cannot use it to thank someone for something they already did.

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〜ていただけますか

This is a polite way to ask someone for a favor. It means "Could you please do something for me?"

More formal alternatives(1)

〜と幸いです

This phrase means 'I would be happy if...' or 'it would be good if...'. You use it in formal situations, like at work. It helps you ask for things politely.

Less formal alternatives(4)

〜ていただけると幸いに存じます

This is a very polite way to ask someone to do something. You use it in formal business situations. It means, "I would be very thankful if you could do this."

〜ば幸いに存じます

This is a very polite way to say "I would be happy if..." or "I would be thankful if...". You use it in formal letters or business emails.

〜と幸甚です

This is a very polite way to say "I would be very thankful if..." You use it when someone might do something nice for you.

〜と幸甚に存じます

This phrase means you would be very happy if something happens. You use it in formal letters and emails.

て形

This is a special form of words. You use it to connect actions or ideas. It can mean "and then," "because," or "by doing something."

いただく

This word means "to receive." You use it to show respect to the person who gave you something.

〜れる / 〜られる (potential form)

This grammar shows you can do something. It means 'can' or 'to be able to'.

〜と

This means that when you do A, B always happens. It is like saying "if you do A, then B happens" or "when you do A, you find B".

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〜ていただけると幸いです

N2 KMT5HumbleStandardHonorific ConstructionMixedPolite Requests BusinessGrammar

Verb [て-form] + いただけると幸いですPrimary

Verb [ない-form] + で + いただけると幸いです

This phrase is a very polite way to ask for something. It means "I would be happy if you could do this."

明日までにこの企画書をご確認いただけると幸いです。

I would be grateful if you could please check this project proposal by tomorrow.

HumbleNon PastAffirmativeSentence EndingRequestWork & Career Business & Finance

この部屋では大声で話さないでいただけると幸いです。

I would appreciate it if you would refrain from speaking loudly in this room.

HumbleNon PastNegativeSentence EndingRequestDaily Life

早急にご対応いただけると幸いですが、もしご無理でしたらその旨お知らせください。

I would be grateful if you could handle this promptly, but if that's not possible, please let me know.

HumbleNon PastAffirmativeMid SentenceRequestWork & Career

先生、こちらの草稿にご目通しいただけると幸いです。

Professor, I would be grateful if you could look over this draft.

HumbleNon PastAffirmativeSentence EndingRequestEducation

当アンケートにご協力いただけると幸いです。

We would be grateful for your cooperation in this survey.

FormalNon PastAffirmativeSentence EndingRequestBusiness & Finance

This phrase makes a request very softly. You are not telling someone what to do. You are saying, "I would be happy if you did this." This lets the other person decide without feeling pushed.

Contrasts with(1)

〜ていただけますか

This is a polite way to ask someone for a favor. It means "Could you please do something for me?"

More formal alternatives(1)

〜と幸いです

This phrase means 'I would be happy if...' or 'it would be good if...'. You use it in formal situations, like at work. It helps you ask for things politely.

Less formal alternatives(4)

〜ていただけると幸いに存じます

This is a very polite way to ask someone to do something. You use it in formal business situations. It means, "I would be very thankful if you could do this."

〜ば幸いに存じます

This is a very polite way to say "I would be happy if..." or "I would be thankful if...". You use it in formal letters or business emails.

〜と幸甚です

This is a very polite way to say "I would be very thankful if..." You use it when someone might do something nice for you.

〜と幸甚に存じます

This phrase means you would be very happy if something happens. You use it in formal letters and emails.

て形

This is a special form of words. You use it to connect actions or ideas. It can mean "and then," "because," or "by doing something."

いただく

This word means "to receive." You use it to show respect to the person who gave you something.

〜れる / 〜られる (potential form)

This grammar shows you can do something. It means 'can' or 'to be able to'.

〜と

This means that when you do A, B always happens. It is like saying "if you do A, then B happens" or "when you do A, you find B".

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〜ていただけると幸いです

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