The Ambulance Asks Where You Are. The Answer Is on the Vending Machine.
To say I don't know the address. in Japanese, say 住所がわかりません。 (jūsho ga wakarimasen.).
You've called an ambulance and they ask where you are. You've got no idea. The answer is printed on the vending machine next to you.
住所がわかりません。
jūsho ga wakarimasen.
I don't know the address.
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- 住所がわかりません。 jūsho ga wakarimasen. I don't know the address.
- 住所がわかりません。近くに自動販売機があります。 jūsho ga wakarimasen. chikaku ni jidōhanbaiki ga arimasu. I don't know the address. There's a vending machine nearby.
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