The Two Kanji That Mean You're Not Getting In
To say Full, no seats in Japanese, say 満席 (manseki).
You queued forty minutes. This sign was on the door the whole time.
満席
manseki
Full, no seats
In this video
- 満席です。 manseki desu. We're full.
- すみません、満席です。 sumimasen, manseki desu. Sorry, we're full.
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