= I ordered a large but it ‘s even bigger than me…. = Ookii saizu wo chuumon shitara watashi yori ookikatta no. = Will be it OK if I put in all the vegetables? = Oyasai wa subete oire shite mo yoroshi katta deshouka? = You can choose the toppings you’d like for an extra charge. = Tsuika ryoukin de toppingu wo oerabi itadakemasu ga ikaga desu ka? = Extra toppings are available for an additional charge. = Yuuryou de osukina toppingu wo tuika itadakemasu = With regular size Honey oats bread and balsamic sauce please. = Hanii ootsu wo regyuraa saizu, barusamiko soosu de onegai shimasu. = Please choose the dressing you would like. = Okonomi no doresshin wo oerabi kudasai. If you go to a sandwich store, you have to choose the type of bread you like. (Literally: Would you like a side order?) = Will that be all? / Would you like anything else. = One short Caramel Macchiato with soy milk, please. = Shooto no kyarameru makiaato wo tounyuu de oneagi shimasu. = One tall Maccha cream frappucchino with chocolate tips and without syrup please. = Tooru no maccha kuriimu furabechiino, chokochippu tsuika de shiroppu nuki de onegai shimasu. = Kafe moka no shooto hitotsu onegai shimasu.Įx. If you are at a Starbucks, you have to be more specific. = There are three sizes for coffee, Small, Medium and Large. = Koohii niwa esu/ emu / eru to mittsu no saizu ga gozaimasu ga. Usually you count a cup of coffee as 一杯 ( = ippai) but you can say 一つ( = hitotsu) for ordering coffee at a fast food store. = Supuraito emu saizu hitotsu (onegai shimasu.) = Poteto ka sarada kara oerabi itadakemasu. = Kochiraga setto menuu to natte orimasu. If you want to ask if there is a combo or not, Note: 単品(=tanpin) literally means “single item” Note: They add お(=o) in front of the number to sound more polite. = One cheeseburger and one filet-o-fish please. = Chiizu bagaa hitotsu to fireofisshu hitotsu (onegai shimasu.) * 2 pieces = ２個 = niko / 二つ / ２つ= futatsu I will teach you the most general counters here. If the menu list at the counter has all the pictures of food and prices, even if you don’t speak Japanese well, you can just point at the picture of the food you like and say これ( = kore), this one, and add お願いします。( = onegai shimasu.), please.Ĭounters in Japanese are a bit complicated and change depending on the item, it’s shape, size, etc. Note: こちら(= kochira) means “here” and it is a polite way to say ここ(= koko) “here”Īlso あちら(= achira) is a polite way to say あっち( = acchi) / あそこ(= asoko) “over there” = Kochira de gochuumon wo oukagai itashimasu. = (Literal meaning) I will take your order now. = (Sore de wa) gochuumon wo oukagai itashimasu. = (Literally) Are you going to eat in the store? = (Literal meaning) Are you going to eat here? When you order food at a counter, they’ll first ask you = (Literal meaning) We are sorry to have kept you waiting = Achira no retsu ni onarabi itadakemasu deshouka? = We are very sorry, but we are taking the orders in order. = (Literal meaning) The next person who has been waiting please go ahead and order. If there is a long line at a counter, they will call you I’ve included a lot of phrases that you may hear at a typical fast food restaurant.Īt a regular American style fast food restaurants.
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You may think you don’t need so much Japanese at a fast food restaurant.īut I think you’ll find it useful and you’ll know what you are being asked and how to order what you want. Today’s lesson is about ordering food at fast food restaurants.Ī few people have been asking for me to make a lesson about fast food restaurants for a while, and I finally found some time to work on it.
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