How do you say "Oral rehydration drink, please." in Japanese?

Name: You Felt Dizzy in the Heat. She Skipped the Fridge and Handed You a Box.
Uploaded: 2026-09-15T18:38:00Z
Duration: 36 s
Description: Learn to say 経口補水液をください (keikō hosuieki o kudasai) — Oral rehydration drink, please.. A 30-second Japanese lesson for travelers from Kōfuku.

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You Felt Dizzy in the Heat. She Skipped the Fridge and Handed You a Box.

To say Oral rehydration drink, please. in Japanese, say 経口補水液をください (keikō hosuieki o kudasai).

You told a Japanese drugstore you felt dizzy in the heat. She skipped the fridge and handed you a medical box.

経口補水液をください keikō hosuieki o kudasai Oral rehydration drink, please.

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経口補水液をください。 keikō hosuieki o kudasai. Oral rehydration drink, please.
経口補水液、ありますか？ keikō hosuieki, arimasu ka? Do you have oral rehydration drink?
経口補水液をください。 keikō hosuieki o kudasai. Oral rehydration drink, please.

Kanji in this phrase

経口補水液: けいこうほすいえき

Why this phrase

POV: drugstore in late-August 残暑. Kofuku plays the wilted tourist. Hana plays the pharmacist. Sports drinks sit in the fridge. The heat-stroke shelf is a pharmaceutical box: 「経口補水液」, oral rehydration (OS-1 and the generic copies). Ask for that, not a random bottle from the cold case. ACCURACY GUARD: ポカリ, アクエリアス, and ゲータレード ARE sold in Japan. This is not 'they will not give you a sports drink'. It is 'when you describe heat illness, staff reach for oral rehydration, because the salt-sugar ratio is the medical one'. Catalog already has 「熱中症かもしれません」; this is the product you walk out with. TONE GUARD: Hana is looking after him, not scolding. Warm, a little funny about the white box.