You Nailed Check-In. Get Check-Out Time Wrong and You Pay for Another Night.
To say What time is check-out? in Japanese, say チェックアウトは何時ですか? (chekku-auto wa nanji desu ka?).
You breezed through check-in. But miss your check-out time in Japan and you could get charged for another night.
チェックアウトは何時ですか?
chekku-auto wa nanji desu ka?
What time is check-out?
In this video
- チェックアウトは何時ですか? chekku-auto wa nanji desu ka? What time is check-out?
- 朝ごはんは何時ですか? asagohan wa nanji desu ka? What time is breakfast?
Why this phrase
A hotel or ryokan front desk. Kofuku teaches the check-out-time question, distinct from check-in, and gives the reusable nanji desu ka pattern for asking any time. One clear takeaway, even English and Japanese.
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