Riding the Subway All Day in Japan? Say This at the Window and Stop Paying Per Ride.
To say A one-day pass, please in Japanese, say 一日乗車券をください (ichinichi jōshaken o kudasai).
You are about to buy your fifth subway ticket today. One sentence ends that.
一日乗車券をください
ichinichi jōshaken o kudasai
A one-day pass, please
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- 一日乗車券をください。 ichinichi joushaken o kudasai. A one-day pass, please.
- 一日乗車券を二枚ください。 ichinichi joushaken o nimai kudasai. Two one-day passes, please.
- この券で、バスも乗れますか？ kono ken de, basu mo noremasu ka? Can I ride the bus with this too?
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