Sam kapu chotto matte kudasai meaning

ちょっとまって (chotto matte) means &#;wait a moment,&#; and it&#;s used in a wide variety of situations, from everyday conversation to more formal scenarios. 

How to Use &#;Chotto Matte&#; in Japanese

ちょっと (chotto) is a very useful word you are probably already familiar with.

Sam kapu chotto matte kudasai meaning

It means &#;a little bit, slightly.&#; 

ちょっと (chotto) is an informal expression, but if used with the proper context and with the correct verb tense – as we will go through later on – it is adaptable in formal situations too.

待って (matte) comes from the verb 待つ (matsu) &#;to wait&#; in the te-form.

The te-form followed by ください (kudasai) is used to express an imperative form.

Using the te-form + ください(kudasai) form with friends is a little too formal. If you want to add more politeness within informal language, opt to use the verb くれる (kureru &#; to receive something from someone) and ask “ちょっと待ってくれる？ (chotto matte kureru?)” which means, &#;Can you