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To say adhesive bandage / plaster in Japanese, say ばんそうこう (bansoukou).
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ばんそうこう
bansoukou
adhesive bandage / plaster
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- ばんそうこう、ください。 bansoukou, kudasai. Plasters, please.
- ばんそうこう、ありますか。 bansoukou, arimasu ka. Do you have plasters?
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