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Conversation with cashier at Japanese convenience store.............

 コンビニでのレジがかりとのかいわ
(conbini de no rejigakari to no khaiwa)
Conversation with a cashier at the convenience store

















Let  A: Cashier
       B: You

A: いらしゃいませ
      (Irasyaimase)
      Welcome

(After you finished shopping and you are in line to pay)
A: つぎのかた、どうぞ。
      (chugi no kata douzo)
       Next person, please.

(when you buy a bento box)
A: あたためましょうか。
      (Atatame masyouka)
      Do you want it to heated up?

B: はい、おねがいします。
     (Hai, Onegaishimasu)
      Yes, please.

B: いいえ、けっこうです。
      (iie, kekkou desu)
      No, I don't need it.

(There will be a hot snack corner next to the register. If you want that snacks the staff will take out for you.You cannot take yourself like other items.)












B: にくまんをひとつください。
     (nikuman wo hitotsu kudasai.)
      1 steamed bun, Please.
                        or,
 B: からあげをふたつください。
      (karaage wo futatsu kudasai.)
      2 fried chicken, Please.

A: しょうしょうおまちください。
      (syousyou omachi kudasai)
       Just a moment, Please.

(They will ask according to the food you choose)
A: おはしはごいりようですか。
      (ohasi wa goiriyou desuka?)
      Would you like chopsticks?
                          or,
A: スプーンはごいりようですか。
  (supu-n wa goiriyou desuka?)
     Would you like spoon?
                         or,
A: ストローはごいりようですか。
   (sutoro- wa goiriyou desuka?)
      Would you like a straw?

A: ふくろはごいりようですか。
      (Fukuro wa  goiriyou desuka?)
      Would you like a plastic bag?

B: はい、おねがいします。
     (Hai, Onegaishimasu)
      Yes, please.

B: いいえ、けっこうです。
      (iie, kekkou desu)
      No, I don't need it.

A: にせんごひゃくえんです。
     (ni sen go hyaku yen desu.)
      It will be 2,500 yen.

A: レシートはごいりようですか。
     (resi-to wa goiriyou desuka?)
      Would you like a receipt?

B: はい、おねがいします。
     (Hai, Onegaishimasu)
      Yes, please.

B: いいえ、けっこうです。
      (iie, kekkou desu)
      No, I don't need it.

A: ありがとうございました
   (Arigatougojaimashita)
       Thank you.

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