You're Not Ready to Buy. Three Words Get You Out Gracefully.
To say i'll come back later in Japanese, say また来ます (mata kimasu).
You're browsing a Tokyo boutique. The staff is hovering. You're not ready to buy. What do you say?
また来ます
mata kimasu
i'll come back later
In this video
- すみません、また来ます Sumimasen, mata kimasu Excuse me, I'll come back later.
- ちょっと見てから、また来ます Chotto mite kara, mata kimasu I'll take a look, then come back.
More phrases like this
- A Hand Reaches for Your Plate in Japan. You Are Not Finished. · mada tabete imasu
- Twenty Five Thousand Steps a Day in Thirty Six Degrees. Your Feet Give Out Before Your Japanese Does. · bansoukou
- Couldn't Finish Your Ramen in Japan? Ask This Before You Box It Up. · mochikaeri dekimasu ka?
- Sharing a Konbini Meal in Japan? Don't Forget This One Request. · o-hashi o ni-zen kudasai
- Two Food Stalls, One Crowd, No Line in Sight. Ask This. · doko ni narabimasu ka?
- Getting in a Tokyo Taxi? Say Where You're Going in Three Words · ~ made onegai shimasu
- Walking Into a Japanese Restaurant? The First Thing They Ask You · futari desu
- The Easy Way to Ask for an English Menu · eigo no menyuu o onegai shimasu
- The Place Is Packed. Ask This Before You Stand in Line. · koko de matte mo ii desu ka?
- Hotel Check-In Is at 3pm. Your Bags Are Here at 9am. Say This. · nimotsu wo azukatte moraemasu ka?
- How to Say 'That's All' at a Japanese Restaurant · i-jō desu
- The Polite Way to Order · ~ o onegai shimasu
Get the free phrasebook
15 essential phrases for your trip — romaji included, zero studying.
No spam. Unsubscribe anytime.