How do you offer help in Japanese?

Question

How can I say "need help?" or "can I help you with anything?" in Japanese? Something quick and short will do.

Answer 1

Can I help you?

O te tsu da i s**+ ma sho u ka.

O te tsu da i( means help) s**+ ma sho u ka.( means Shall I)

Are you ok?

Dai jyo bu desu ka.(formal)

Dai jyo bu(casual)

Answer 2

There is a quick and simple way to say it =D

手伝おうか。tetsudaou ka?

Basically just using volitional form.

It's casual/plain speech though, so if you want to be polite, you can say:

何か手伝いましょうか。nanika tetsudaimashou ka?

or more polite:

何かお手伝いしましょうか。nanika o-tetsudai shimashou ka?

Cheers!

EDIT: Of course there's always the ubiquitous "大丈夫？daijoubu?" (are you alright/okay?)  Though that only really makes sense if the work looks harsh/difficult or if the person is hurt.  In other cases you would use what I mentioned earlier.

Polite form:

大丈夫ですか。daijoubu desu ka?

Answer 3

'daijoubu desu ka?' : 'are you alright?'

it can also be used as 'need help?'

and informal would be just 'daijoubu?'

Answer 4

Aaaaaauuuuugh, Domo kawasaki.

Answer 5

You can say it like:

"Tetsudai ma shou ka?"

(手伝 (te tsuda) いましょうか?)

"Otetsudai shimasho ka?"

(お手伝 (te tsuda) いしましょうか?)

"Nani ka dekirukoto wa arimasu ka?"

(何 (nani) かできることはありますか?)

Hope this helps! :)