How to Say ‘(I/you) will send’ in Japanese
送ります
okuri masu
[oh-koo-ree mahs]
💬 Usage Tip: [送ります] is the polite non-past form, and in Japanese that can mean either "will send" or "send," depending on context. That's why it works in both statements and questions about what to do next.
Phrase Breakdown
送り
okuri
[oh-koo-ree]
send
The polite verb stem part of 'to send.'
あとで送りますので待ってください。
I will send it later, so please wait.
ます
masu
[mahs]
polite verb ending
A polite ending added to verbs in everyday formal speech.
資料を送りますと伝えました。
I said that I will send the materials.
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