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."
Verb [て-form] + いただけると幸いに存じますPrimary
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."
こちらの資料、明日までにご確認いただけると幸いに存じます。
I would be very grateful if you could confirm these materials by tomorrow.
来週の会議の日程につきまして、ご調整いただけると幸いに存じます。
Regarding the schedule for next week's meeting, it would be greatly appreciated if you could make adjustments.
この件につきましては、他言なさらないでいただけると幸いに存じます。
Regarding this matter, I would be grateful if you would not speak of it to others.
先日お伝えした通り、製品サンプルをお送りいただけると幸いに存じますと申し上げましたが、その後のご状況はいかがでしょうか。
As I mentioned the other day, I said that I would be grateful if you could send a product sample; how are things progressing on that front?
プロジェクトの最終報告書に皆様からのご意見を反映させていただきたく、今週末までにご提出いただけると幸いに存じます。
We would like to reflect everyone's opinions in the final project report, so we would be grateful if you could submit them by the end of this week.
This phrase is super polite. It's like saying, "I'd be so lucky if you could do this." It shows great respect. It makes your request very soft.
This is a very polite way to ask for something. It is more formal than saying "I would be happy if you did X." It is also less direct than saying "I want you to do X." You are saying it would be good if X happened.
Don't use this when you are speaking. It sounds too formal. This phrase is for very polite writing, like business letters. Use it when you ask for something important from someone above you.
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