The Fireworks Are Tonight. So Is the Typhoon.
To say Excuse me, is it cancelled? in Japanese, say すみません、中止ですか？ (sumimasen, chuushi desu ka?).
You planned the whole trip around this festival. One word tells you whether it's still happening.
すみません、中止ですか？
sumimasen, chuushi desu ka?
Excuse me, is it cancelled?
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- すみません、中止ですか？ sumimasen, chuushi desu ka? Excuse me, is it cancelled?
- 中止です。延期です。雨天決行です。 chuushi desu. enki desu. uten kekkou desu. Cancelled. Postponed. On, rain or shine.
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