Souvenir_Shopping
Souvenir · Shopping
12 scenarios · 12 phrases
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Real Japanese phrases for souvenir · shopping situations. Each phrase is paired with its formal (keigo) and casual counterpart so you can pick the right register for who you're talking to. Tap any phrase to see audio, romaji, kana, the likely reply, and the gesture / etiquette note that goes with it.
Each phrase is crafted to native-quality standards, then reviewed by the operator for meaning, naturalness, and the formal/casual distinction before it ships.
Excuse me, even if I'm not purchasing this yukata (or happi), would it be possible to briefly try it on for a commemorative photo?
Excuse me, I'm looking for local folk toys from various regions. Do you have them here?
Can this tableware be used in a microwave or dishwasher?
Excuse me, could these items be tax-free? I am a tourist from abroad.
Excuse me, what kind of wood is this wooden craft item made from?
Can this pottery be shipped overseas? Can you pack it so it doesn't break?
Is this Kokeshi doll made by a local craftsman?
Can this lacquerware be washed in a dishwasher? (Or, can it be used in a microwave?)
Excuse me, is it possible to ship this item overseas? Or, could you please package it securely so it doesn't break?
Excuse me, can this product be shipped overseas?
Excuse me, I'd like to take this plate back to my home country, but can it be safely packed for international travel?
How long does this fresh confectionery last? Is there a best way to transport it for a long journey home?