You Rented a Car in Japan and Drove Into the Purple Lane. The Barrier Isn't Going Up.
To say Can I rent an ETC card? in Japanese, say ETCカードは借りられますか? (ītīshī kādo wa kariraremasu ka?).
Renting a car in Japan? There's a lane at every toll gate that will not open for you, and finding that out at forty kilometres an hour is a bad afternoon.
ETCカードは借りられますか?
ītīshī kādo wa kariraremasu ka?
Can I rent an ETC card?
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- ETCカードは借りられますか? ītīshī kādo wa kariraremasu ka? Can I rent an ETC card?
- はい、お貸しできます。 hai, o-kashi dekimasu. Yes, we can lend you one.
- カードがないときは、一般レーンに入ってください。 kādo ga nai toki wa, ippan rēn ni haitte kudasai. No card? Take the lane marked 一般, not the purple one.
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