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She Looked at Both of You and Said Three Syllables. She Is Not Asking If You Are Dating.

To say Will that be on one bill? in Japanese, say ご一緒ですか? (go-issho desu ka?).

She looked at both of you and said 「ご一緒ですか」. She is not asking if you are dating. She is asking who pays.

go-issho desu ka? Will that be on one bill?

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  1. ご一緒ですか go-issho desu ka She looked at both of you and said 「ご一緒ですか」. She is not asking if you are dating. She is asking who pays.
  2. ご一緒ですか go-issho desu ka Catch 「ご一緒ですか」. One bill for the table, or two. Not a relationship question. Not food arriving together.
  3. ご一緒ですか? Go-issho desu ka? Will that be together?
  4. 一緒で issho de One check? Say 「一緒で」. Split? Say 「別々で」. Either one, then 「お願いします」.
  5. 一緒でお願いします。 Issho de onegai shimasu. Together, please. One bill.

Kanji in this phrase

ご一緒
ごいっしょ

Why this phrase

Did you catch that, register. Kofuku is the tourist at the till with a friend. Hana is the cashier. She asks 「ご一緒ですか」, meaning one bill or two. Distinct from 「お料理は一緒に」 (food arriving together, tourist-issho-ni-onegai). Catch the sound, then answer 「一緒で」 or 「別々で」.

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