Shopping Conversation Ultimate Handbook! How to Answer at コンビニ Checkout in Japan

🚨Due to the global semiconductor shortage, the regular sales of "Suica" and "PASMO" cards have been temporarily suspended. However, you can still obtain transportation electronic money options for short-term foreign visitors, such as "PASMO PASSPORT" and "Welcome Suica," at Narita Airport, Haneda Airport, and major train stations in the Tokyo area.
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In this video, dive into Japanese コンビニ(convenience store) Conversations 🍱. This ultimate guide will help you master check out conversation, common phrases, answer questions, and navigate aisles with ease at the convenience store. 💳 Whether you're a traveler or simply curious about Japanese culture, this tutorial promises to make your experience not just at convenience stores, but at any store, stress-free and enjoyable! 🎉
✨Here is what I’ll cover in this video✨
00:00 Intro
01:11 いっらしゃいませ! /Welcom!
01:42 お会計(okaikē) /Check-out
03:25 レジ袋(reji bukuro) /Plastic bags
05:28 お箸(ohashi) /Utensils
06:24 お酒・タバコ/Alcohol・Tobacco
07:03 ポイントカード/Reward cards
08:06 お支払い方法/Payment methods
09:33 交通系電子マネー/Transportation electronic money (Update Check below⬇︎)
10:31 レシート/Receipt
11:23 Example Conversation with Cashier
12:31 End
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[@raulcanuti7586]

What a great "refreshment"! 👍😍This video recall me all the times I said: "eeehh... ehm... eeettooo ..." 🙄🙄 What a stress!!! 😂 Thanks a lot, Yuriさん。

[@JapanizeMe1]

Hi ラウルさん！I'm so happy you enjoyed the video and could relate to those moments of hesitation! Learning a new language can be a bit tricky, and I'm sure many people have experienced those "eeehh... ehm... eeettooo" moments at コンビニ! 😅 If you ever feel stressed or have questions along the way, don't hesitate to reach out. I'm here to help and make your language learning journey as enjoyable as possible! 🌈💬 Thank you for your kind words! 😊🙌

[@conradsamond2315]

Thank you for this video for shopping in Japan it’s very usful

[@JapanizeMe1]

Thank you for watching my video! I'm happy to hear that you found the video helpful. If you have any questions or need more information about Japan, feel free to ask. ありがとうございます😃

[@gecko4310]

I love Family Mart and 7-11 in Japan. The food is so good and cheap there. Good video!

[@JapanizeMe1]

Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed the video! 😊 I agree! I love the sweets from both Family Mart and 7-11 in Japan. They're so good. It's one of the things I love about convenience stores here too! 🏪🍱

[@Dazaiosamu69536]

thank you! definitely gonna use this. ❤

[@JapanizeMe1]

Absolutely thrilled to hear that you found it helpful! If you have any questions, I'm here to help. Happy learning and enjoy your experiences in Japan! 🍱💳🇯🇵

[@melancholicflaneur23]

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[@nimantha8470]

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[@JohnM...]

Question: I saw on a video where a Japanese guy was asked a question, to which he scrunched up his face and said something like ‘waah…mujii!’ What does that mean?

[@JapanizeMe1]

It's possible that the phrase you heard is "わー、まじー?! " (Waah majii), which means "for real?! or "Seriously?!" 😀The speaker might have been expressing surprise, disbelief, or strong affirmation, but depending on the context. Thank you for watching! ⭐️

[@greatFaiFai]

I have heard that in Japanese doesn't really say No. So what does kekkou exactly mean desuka?

[@raulcanuti7586]

It's something as: "that's all right", "It's okay". Because in the Japan culture, sounds rude to say just: "No thanks".

[@greatFaiFai]

@@raulcanuti7586 oh, thanks. I wish to know its true meaning as well. It's like in learning English has something like " say these instead of.." but i don't really dare to say until i understand/know their meaning why say them.

[@raulcanuti7586]

@@greatFaiFai Yes, I understand your point. For sure Yuriさん will be more precise than me to give you more details. Anyway, when I go to Japan, I always use "kekkoudesu" in the meaning I told you and I note they understand exactly what I mean, so for me it's enough! 😁

[@JapanizeMe1]

Hi @greatFaiFai! You are right. In Japanese culture, we often express things in a more indirect and considerate manner. "Kekkou desu" exactly means "I’m fine" or "I’m ok." like “daijōbu desu”. Kekkou desu is more polite way of declining without using a direct “iranai desu." Japan has many interesting nuances in communication, and it's all about creating harmony in conversations. If you're interested in learning more, feel free to ask! 🇯🇵✨