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Cultural · Dining

N4

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まず、皆さんのご注文をまとめますね。飲み物から先にいきましょうか。

まず、みなさんのごちゅうもんをまとめますね。のみものからさきにいきましょうか。

First, let me gather everyone's orders. Shall we start with drinks?

Romaji: Mazu, mina-san no go-chomon wo matomemasu ne. Nomimono kara saki ni ikimashoka. / Reply Romaji: Hai, biru onegaishimasu!

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はい、ビールお願いします!

はい、ビールおねがいします!

Yes, a beer please!

Gesture & etiquette

Make eye contact with each person around the table as you collect their drink order. Once all drinks are confirmed, signal the server with a raised hand and clear eye contact — do not snap fingers or shout across the room.

At izakaya and group dining in Japan, one person typically coordinates ordering — usually the host or most senior person. Drinks are ordered first and arrive promptly; the group then orders food in rounds throughout the evening. Ordering everything at once is uncommon — the shared pacing is part of the social experience.

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"まず、皆さんのご注文をまとめますね。飲み物から先にいきましょうか。" — First, let me gather everyone's orders. Shall we start with drinks? (Cultural · Dining, JLPT N4)