How to Say ‘Please release’ in Japanese
解放してください
kaihou shi te kudasai
[kai-HOH]
💬 Usage Tip: [ください] after a verb makes a direct request: [解放してください] = "please release." You can use the same pattern with other actions too, like [待ってください] or [見せてください].
Phrase Breakdown
解放
kaihou
[kai-HOH]
release
Means to set free or let go.
囚人を解放してください。
Please release the prisoner.
し
shi
て
te
ください
kudasai
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