You Ate It Cold
To say Please heat this before you eat it. in Japanese, say 加熱してください (Kanetsu shite kudasai).
You ate it on the platform. The corner of the pack said to heat it.
加熱してください
Kanetsu shite kudasai
Please heat this before you eat it.
In this video
- 加熱してください。 Kanetsu shite kudasai. Please heat this first.
- これを加熱してください。 Kore o kanetsu shite kudasai. Please heat this one.
Why this phrase
Not the konbini clerk asking 温めますか. That video exists. This is the printed line on a pack that looks finished, after you have left the store. Gyoza, dumplings, a sauce kit. The corner says 加熱してください. Cold on the train was never the plan. Read it, then don't eat it yet. Do not claim it will make you sick. It just is not ready.
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