The Ramen Line Wraps the Block. Ten Minutes or an Hour? Ask This.
To say how long is the wait? in Japanese, say どのくらい待ちますか? (dono kurai machimasu ka?).
The ramen line wraps around the block. Is it a ten-minute wait or an hour?
どのくらい待ちますか?
dono kurai machimasu ka?
how long is the wait?
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- どのくらい待ちますか? dono kurai machimasu ka? How long is the wait?
- すみません、どのくらい待ちますか? sumimasen, dono kurai machimasu ka? Excuse me, how long is the wait?
- 何分くらいですか? nanpun kurai desu ka? About how many minutes?
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