マッチングアプリであなたのプロフィールを見ました。
Matchingu apuri de anata no purofīru wo mimashita
I saw your profile on a dating app.
Usage
Standard opening message on a dating app
Grammar Note
"で" marks means or location; "見ました" is the polite past of "見る" (to see)
マッチング/つながりませんか?
Matchingu / Tsunagarimasen ka?
Would you like to match / connect?
Usage
Inviting someone to match or connect on the app
Grammar Note
"〜ませんか" is a polite invitation/suggestion form; "マッチング" is a loanword from English
このアプリで何を探しているんですか?
Kono apuri de nani wo sagashite iru n desu ka?
What are you looking for on this app?
Usage
Asking what someone is seeking on the app
Grammar Note
"〜んですか" is a colloquial form of "〜のですか", seeking explanation or confirmation
ここは初めてなんですが、どう使うんですか?
Koko wa hajimete na n desu ga, dō tsukau n desu ka?
I'm new here — how does it work?
Usage
Asking how the app works as a new user
Grammar Note
"〜なんですが" introduces background context; "が" here softens rather than contrasts
会う前にビデオ通話できますか?
Au mae ni bideo tsūwa dekimasu ka?
Can we video chat before meeting?
Usage
Suggesting a video call before an in-person meeting for safety
Grammar Note
"〜前に" means "before doing 〜", a temporal adverbial expression
最初のデートはどこで会いたいですか?
Saisho no dēto wa doko de aitai desu ka?
Where would you like to meet for our first date?
Usage
Asking where to meet for the first date
Grammar Note
"〜たいですか" is a polite question asking about someone's wish; "デート" is a loanword
チャットがとても楽しかったです。会いませんか?
Chatto ga totemo tanoshikatta desu. Aimasen ka?
I enjoyed chatting — want to meet up?
Usage
Suggesting to meet up after enjoyable chat
Grammar Note
"楽しかった" is the past form of "楽しい" (fun); "〜ませんか" is a polite invitation
素敵なプロフィールですね/写真がきれいですね!
Suteki na purofīru desu ne / Shashin ga kirei desu ne!
You have a great profile / nice photos!
Usage
Complimenting someone's profile or photos
Grammar Note
"〜ですね" uses the sentence-final particle "ね" for empathy or mild confirmation
1週間ここに来ています。会いませんか?
Isshūkan koko ni kite imasu. Aimasen ka?
I'm visiting for a week — would you like to meet?
Usage
Mentioning a brief visit while proposing to meet
Grammar Note
"〜ています" expresses ongoing action or state; "来ています" means "I have come and am here"
私たちはすごく合っていると思います!
Watashi-tachi wa sugoku atte iru to omoimasu!
I think we're a good match!
Usage
Expressing that you feel you're a good match
Grammar Note
"〜と思います" expresses a polite opinion or judgment "I think that 〜"
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