The Easy Way to Ask for an English Menu
To say I'd like the menu, please in Japanese, say 英語のメニューをお願いします (eigo no menyuu o onegai shimasu).
Sitting in a Japanese restaurant and the menu is all in Japanese. Do you panic? No.
英語のメニューをお願いします
eigo no menyuu o onegai shimasu
I'd like the menu, please
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- Sitting in a Japanese restaurant and the menu is all in Japanese. Do you panic? No. Sitting in a Japanese restaurant and the menu is all in Japanese. Do you panic? No. Sitting in a Japanese restaurant and the menu is all in Japanese. Do you panic? No.
- Just say this one phrase: メニューをお願いします Just say this one phrase: menyuu o onegai shimasu Just say this one phrase: メニューをお願いします
- メニューをお願いします、menyuu o onegai shimasu menyuu o onegai shimasu menyuu o onegai shimasu
- Waiter approaches. You say: menyuu o onegai shimasu. They bring the English menu right away. Waiter approaches. You say: menyuu o onegai shimasu. They bring the English menu right away.
- メニューをお願いします、menyuu o onegai shimasu menyuu o onegai shimasu I'd like the menu, please
- メニュー means menu. The second part is a polite request meaning please. Put them together and you are set. menyuu means menu. The second part is a polite request meaning please. Put them together and you are set. メニュー means menu. The second part is a polite request meaning please. Put them together and you are set.
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