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For the following expression, choose the translation that is incorrect.   どうぞ。Group of answer choicesHere it is.Thank you.Please.

Question

For the following expression, choose the translation that is incorrect.

どうぞ。
Group of answer choices

  • Here it is.
  • Thank you.
  • Please.
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Solution

To determine which translation is incorrect among the provided choices for the Japanese phrase "どうぞ," we need to analyze the translations given:

  1. Here it is.
  2. Thank you.
  3. Please.

Analysis of Translations

  1. "Here it is." - This phrase suggests presenting something and can relate to the context where you offer or hand over something, which isn't a direct translation of "どうぞ." However, it can be used in specific situations when handing over an item.

  2. "Thank you." - This phrase expresses gratitude and is not a translation of "どうぞ." "どうぞ" translates to something like "please" or "go ahead," making this choice incorrect.

  3. "Please." - "どうぞ" is often used to politely invite someone to do something or to offer them something, making this translation accurate.

Conclusion

Based on the analysis, the incorrect translation of "どうぞ" is "Thank you." This phrase does not capture the meaning of the original Japanese word.

Final Answer

The incorrect translation is: "Thank you."

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