偽 ブランド サイト:「Googleマップで確認してみるね」って英語でなんて言うの？

Give me a sec - this is the shortened version of "Give me a second," which means allow me a second to do something. You can also say "Give me a minute." This does not mean that you will complete the task in a minute or in a second, it means that you need a short or brief amount of time to do sometime. A. To be honest, I have no clue where we're going. B. Ok, give me a sec, I'll check with Google.

There are different ways to ask people to patient while you do something. Another common phrase is: "Please bear with me..." Hang on a mo' means 'wait a moment'. Give us a moment = please wait a short time for me to do something. One sec = one second - "Please be patient while I do something very quickly."

*Let me use Google maps to direct you. This means that you want to check on Google maps the directions first and then you direct them after. *Let me check the directions on Google maps. This means you unsure of the directions so you want to check on Google maps so that you can direct them.

Google maps has become the global standard for geo-location. So Google is a huge brand, that everyone understands;-) When in doubt check it out...ON GOOGLE! And simply say ..."let me double check that on Google maps!"

When you're giving someone directions and want to help them by checking Google Maps, then you can say: -Hold on while I check Google Maps for you -I can check on Google Maps for you if you like -Let's check on my Google Maps

Hold on/give me a minute means to give someone some time to check for them it doesn't actually mean it will be done in exactly a minute. Directions are the instructions to get you from one place to another. Google maps are used to get instructions to get from one place to another.

Wait a sec, let me search for the directions on Google maps. I can check google maps on my phone for the directions. Let me check Google maps for directions. Give me a moment to look for directions on Google maps. I can look for it on Google maps.