That Sign Is Not a Cafe
To say eat-in in Japanese, say イートイン (Īto-in).
You sat down. That sign isn't a cafe name.
イートイン
Īto-in
eat-in
In this video
- イートイン Īto-in eat-in
- イートインですか Īto-in desu ka Is this eat-in?
Why this phrase
Konbini counter. Kōfuku plays the tourist who sits with a cup from outside. Hana plays the cashier. The sign says イートイン, and that corner is only for food bought here. The line watches her point you out. 持ち帰り is a different video. This one is the eat-in sign.
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