關於Autograph的意思和用法的提問

A: ・「何の為にサインが欲しいんですか?」
・「何故サインが欲しいんですか？」

A: She is saying to Ron that he had wanted Victor's autograph, and was pointing this out. She could have said "Who wanted Victor's autograph?".

A: It is when you are given a signature/some form of writing from someone that holds value to you. In most cases it is someone famous.

A: I wish I could have gotten Princess Diana's autograph.
When I become famous, I will sign autographs for my fans.
They sent me an autographed photo of my favorite celebrity.
Autograph is another word for signature. This is valuable when it comes to signing documents or if someone famous signs a book or picture for you

A: Autograph is a famous person's signature. A signature is just when anyone signs something.

A: They have the same meaning but used in different conditions.
Autograph will be mostly related to signature you got from well-known celebrities when signature is usually more like used in conditions when you or other people have to sign contracts, bills etc
E.g I got an autograph from Lady Gaga
'I got a signature from Lady Gaga' is still okay

'Signature on the paper is required' but you wouldn't say 'Autograph on the paper is required' because we are not referring to celebrities~

A: It is the same thing but autographs usually refer to famous people signing albums, photos, books etc. Signatures usually are for papers, contracts, purchases etc.

A: Autograph = a famous person's signature

A: Yup.

A: Si vas a pedir un autógrafo es mejor usar "autograph".

A: you can also say:
'While you are nameless, I want to buy your autograph for $5 in advance'

A: 1 I'd be happy...

3 I'd be happy...

A: I want to get her autograph and shake her hand. I wish I could talk to her about all the dramas and movies which she starred in.

A: in that case, you would say "can I have your autograph"

A: It makes perfect sense, but people usually say "Can I get your autograph?"