Any mistakes ?
"Do I disturb you if I open the window ?"
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We normally say "do you mind if...?" However, you could say, "Will I disturb you if I open the window?"
"Do I disturb you if I open the window?" sounds as if you frequently open the window, but have only now wondered if it disturbs the other person.
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Will is better and funnier. Like others said, mind is the word in this case.
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Do you mind if I open the window?
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I'd say it's correct, however, i think English native speakers would say most likely:
"Do you mind if I open the window?" or
"Does it bother you if I open the window" ("it" here refers to the action - to open the window) or
“You don't mind I open the window, Do you?"
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You know.
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