First 10 Seconds at a Japanese Hotel Desk? Say This.
To say Check-in, please in Japanese, say チェックインお願いします (chekku-in onegai shimasu).
First 10 seconds at a Japanese hotel front desk. Say this and you're sorted.
チェックインお願いします
chekku-in onegai shimasu
Check-in, please
Why this phrase
A hotel front-desk arrival scene, produced as a Kofuku x Hana role-play: Kofuku (guest) checks in and Hana (front-desk clerk) confirms the reservation and hands over the key. Teaches the go-to arrival phrase, distinct from making a reservation.
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