Keigo

kyuukeinohodo, yoroshikuonegaiitashimasu

Thank you in advance for the break.

Meaning

A polished, formal request using 〜のほど, common at the end of business emails to ask for the break smoothly.

When To Use

Client emailEmail

Formality

Keigo

Common Mistakes

〜のほど softens the request; it pairs with お願いいたします, not casual endings.

Examples (12)

kaiginomaenikyuukeinojunbioshimasu.

I will prepare for the break before the meeting.

kyuukeinoken, shouchishimashita.

Understood regarding the break.

nennotamekyuukeinitsuitemouichidokakuninshimasu.

Just in case, I will check the break once more.

kyuukeinitsuitemeerudegorenrakushimasu.

I will contact you about the break by email.

tantoushanikyuukeinojoukyouokyouyuushimashita.

I shared the status of the break with the person in charge.

kyuukeihamousukoshijikangakakarisoudesu.

The break looks like it will take a little more time.

raishuu, kyuukeinouchiawaseoyoteishiteimasu.

We are planning a meeting about the break next week.

kyuukeigaowarimashitara, gohoukokushimasu.

Once the break is finished, I will report back.

oisogashiitokoroosoreirimasuga, kyuukeioonegaishimasu.

Sorry to trouble you, but please take care of the break.

kyuukeinitsuitenanikagofumeinatenhaarimasuka.

Is there anything unclear about the break?

chiimudekyuukeinitsuitehanashiaimashita.

We discussed the break as a team.

kyuukeinoken, hikitsuzukiyoroshikuonegaishimasu.

Thank you for your continued help with the break.

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