"Will you help me?" "Yes, of course."の英語

"Can somebody help me?" "I will."

Will you help me? Yes, with pleasure.

Will you please help me? Yes, with pleasure.

"Will you please help me?" "Yes, with pleasure."

"Will you help me?" "Yes, with pleasure."

"Will you help me?" "Gladly."

"Will you help me, please?" "Of course I will."

"Will you help me?" "Yes, of course."

“Would you come with me?"—“Surely!"

"May I go with you?" "Of course."

“Can you do it for me?"—“Yes, I should think so."

"May I borrow your dictionary?" "Of course."

"Could I use your dictionary?" "Of course."

“Can you go alone?" “Definitely.

“Are you going?"“Who, me?"

“Will you help me to carry this?"—“(Yes,) with pleasure."

“Will you come?"—“Probably [Probably not]."

"Shall I heat your meal?" "Oh, yes please."

“Do you think he will agree with us?"—“You never know."

“Do you want to come with us?"“Rather!"

“Do you need any help?"“No, for the present I am doing fine by myself."

"Shall I heat this up?" "No thank you, it's fine."

“Might he help us?"—“Not by any possibility."

“Can I help you?"—“Oh thanks."

“Might I come in?"—“Yes, certainly."

“Is this yours?" “Yes, it is."

“May I ask you a few questions?"“Sure. Fire away."

"Will you go out with me?" "Not a chance."

“Will you come?"—“Yes, if possible."

"Can I have it?" "Sorry, I drank it at the hotel!" "Thought so."