How to Ask 'How Much Is It?' at Any Shop in Japan
To say how much is it? in Japanese, say いくらですか？ (ikura desu ka?).
You spot a hand-painted ceramic in Asakusa. It's beautiful. You have no idea if it's a steal or a ripoff.
いくらですか？
ikura desu ka?
how much is it?
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- いくらですか？ ikura desu ka? How much is it?
- これはいくらですか？ Kore wa ikura desu ka? How much is this?
- それはいくらですか？ Sore wa ikura desu ka? How much is that?
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