How do we say ''Please give me your advice'' in Japanese?


> Please give me your advice

in Japanese. Is あなたのアドバイスを教えてください。 appropriate?




I think you could simply say:

> アドバイスをお[願]{ねが}いします。

or even more simply:

> アドバイスをください。 _lit._ Please give (me) (your) advice.

* * *

Alternatively you could say:

> アドバイスを｛もらえますか / もらえませんか｝。-- Can I have your advice?

which would sound a bit less direct.

To sound politer, you could say:

> アドバイスを｛いただけますか / いただけませんか｝。-- Could I have your advice?  
>  アドバイスをいただきたいのですが。-- I would like to have your advice.  
>  etc...

using the humble form いただく.

