It seems you can say
よろしくおつたえください
or
よろしくつたえてください
but not
よろしくおつたえてください.
How does this work?
The second one is a standard xxxte-kudasai construction.
But it seems you cant add the o-prefix (which usually goes with nouns?), you drop the te ending.
And in the first one, what is the grammatical basis, without the te?
よろしくおつたえください
or
よろしくつたえてください
but not
よろしくおつたえてください.
How does this work?
The second one is a standard xxxte-kudasai construction.
But it seems you cant add the o-prefix (which usually goes with nouns?), you drop the te ending.
And in the first one, what is the grammatical basis, without the te?