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POV: The Ginger Jar at Conveyor-Belt Sushi Is Gone. It Is Not a Shortage.

To say pickled ginger, please in Japanese, say ガリください (gari kudasai).

POV: you sat down at conveyor-belt sushi and the ginger is gone. It is not a shortage.

gari kudasai pickled ginger, please

Beginner role-play #learnjapanese #japantravel #sushi #kaiten #beginnerjapanese

In this video

  1. ガリください。 gari kudasai. Pickled ginger, please.
  2. すみません、ガリください。 sumimasen, gari kudasai. Excuse me, pickled ginger please.
  3. ガリ、お願いします。 gari, onegai shimasu. Ginger, please.

Why this phrase

POV rescue at kaiten-zushi. After the licking-video years, big chains pulled the shared ginger jar. Gari is still free; you order it. Kofuku plays the tourist staring at an empty table. Hana plays staff, points at the tablet, and says 「ガリください」. Keep it under 60s.

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