You Came for Conveyor Belt Sushi. Most Chains Stopped Rotating It.
To say Do I order on the touch panel? in Japanese, say 注文はタッチパネルですか？ (chūmon wa tatchi paneru desu ka?).
You came all this way for conveyor belt sushi and nothing is going around the belt. It isn't broken. At most big chains the belt now only delivers what you ordered.
注文はタッチパネルですか？
chūmon wa tatchi paneru desu ka?
Do I order on the touch panel?
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Your App Says It Means "Nice to Meet You." People Say It to Their Dentist.
yoroshiku onegai shimasu · I'm in your hands, please treat me well
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Your Etiquette Guide Said Always Use Chopsticks. Nigiri Was Built to Be Eaten With Your Fingers.
te de tabete mo ii desu ka? · Is it okay to eat this with my hands?
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Tell a Japanese Friend Good News and She'll Yell 'Liar' Right at You
hontō desu ka? · Really?! / For real?
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You Rented a Car in Japan and Drove Into the Purple Lane. The Barrier Isn't Going Up.
ītīshī kādo wa kariraremasu ka? · Can I rent an ETC card?
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