[General] What should I say in order to ask a question?

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Hi everyone. I'm new in here as well as in England.

In the situation like I need information or I need to ask someone something, I always say 'Sorry, I'd like to ask what/how/if/...' Is it weird to ask like that? is it acceptable? or should I ask in other questions?


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hibuffalo said:
Hi everyone. I'm new in here as well as in England.

In the situation like I need information or I need to ask someone something, I always say 'Sorry, I'd like to ask what/how/if/...' Is it weird to ask like that? is it acceptable? or should I ask in other questions?


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Buffalo
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It's OK or "Excuse me, but I'd like to etc."
 
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