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To say Could you put in an ice pack? in Japanese, say 保冷剤を入れてもらえますか？ (horeizai o irete moraemasu ka?).
Japanese shops keep a freezer of little gel packs behind the counter and will give you one for free. You just have to know the word.
保冷剤を入れてもらえますか？
horeizai o irete moraemasu ka?
Could you put in an ice pack?
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- 保冷剤を入れてもらえますか？ horeizai o irete moraemasu ka? Could you put in an ice pack?
- 保冷剤、お願いします。 horeizai, onegai shimasu. An ice pack, please.
- 二時間ぐらいです。 nijikan gurai desu. About two hours.
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