How do you say "this one, please" in Japanese?

Name: How to Order Hot Snacks at the Konbini Counter
Uploaded: 2026-06-18T05:02:39Z
Duration: 23 s
Description: Learn to say これ、ください (kore, kudasai) — this one, please. A 30-second Japanese lesson for travelers from Kōfuku.

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How to Order Hot Snacks at the Konbini Counter

To say this one, please in Japanese, say これ、ください (kore, kudasai).

The best konbini food is the hot stuff by the register — and you have to ask for it.

これ、ください kore, kudasai this one, please

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コンビニのレジ横、ホカホカの揚げ物！ Konbini no reji yoko, hokahoka no agemono! By the konbini register — hot, fresh fried snacks!
ケースを指さして「これ、ください」。 Kēsu o yubisashite, kore, kudasai. Point at the case and say: kore, kudasai.
「からあげ」も「フランク」も、これで通じるよ。 Karaage mo furanku mo, kore de tsūjiru yo. Works for karaage (fried chicken) or a frankfurter, too.
からあげ、ふたつください。 Karaage, futatsu kudasai. Two karaage, please.
アツアツ、歩きながら最高だよ🔥 保存👇 Atsuatsu, arukinagara saikō da yo. Hozon. Piping hot, perfect on the go 🔥 Save this 👇

Why this phrase

Teach how to order the hot fried snacks kept behind/beside the convenience-store register (karaage / fried chicken, frankfurters, etc.) — you can't just grab them. Show that pointing + kore kudasai works, and how to say a quantity. Beginner/tourist friendly, fun, appetizing.