Examples of using "いいのですが" in a sentence and their english translations:
Could we have a table in the corner?
- I'd like some fish.
- I would like some fish.
Could we have a table on the terrace?
Could we have a table in the non-smoking section?
Could we have a table in the corner?
Could we have a table outside?
Could we have a table in the smoking section?
Could we have a table by the window?
I hope the wine is to your taste.
I want a compact car with an air conditioner.
I hope this stormy weather won't go on.
A morning appointment is better for me.
- I hope the economy picks up soon.
- I hope that the economy picks up soon.
It would be good if you could sing.
- I wish he would write more often.
- I would like him to write more often.
I like this skirt. May I try it on?
I just hope it makes it in time.
This is called formal meditation.
I like this skirt. May I try it on?
- I wish I had more time to talk with you.
- I wish that I had more time to talk with you.
I hope you're willing to come with me on this,
I told her that if I could be of any use I would be glad to help.
I just hope nothing goes wrong this time.
I hope they don't resort to violence to accomplish their goals.
Here, this is a Japanese Souvenir. I hope you like it.
I could go on and on about it, but I won't.
- I hope you'll like it.
- I hope that you will like it.
I hope that you will like it.
I hope he will come up with a new and good idea.
I wish I had a room of my own.
- I hope neither of them was injured in the crash.
- I hope that neither of them was injured in the crash.