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The Cheap Room Smelled Like Smoke.

To say Could you change my room? in Japanese, say 部屋を変えてもらえますか (heya o kaete moraemasu ka).

You took the lower rate. The hallway smells like smoke.

heya o kaete moraemasu ka Could you change my room?

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  1. 部屋を変えてもらえますか。 Heya o kaete moraemasu ka. Could you change my room?
  2. タバコの匂いがするので、部屋を変えてもらえますか。 Tabako no nioi ga suru node, heya o kaete moraemasu ka. It smells like smoke. Could you change my room?

Why this phrase

Kōfuku checks into a business hotel and landed in a smoking room. That inventory is often the cheaper rate, but not every cheap room is smoking, so don't say always. The smell sticks to a coat overnight. Hana plays the front desk. He asks the same night, not in a review later: 部屋を変えてもらえますか. Kōfuku is the guest. Hana is the clerk.

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