kuremasenka
Kuremasenka is a Japanese interjection. It is commonly used to ask if someone is willing to give or do something for the speaker. The phrase translates roughly to "Won't you give me?" or "Won't you do for me?". It is a polite way of requesting a favor or an item.
The structure of kuremasenka is derived from the verb kureru, meaning "to give" (to me or someone
While primarily a request, kuremasenka can also be used in slightly different contexts. It can express a