You Made the Last Train Back to Your Kyoto Guesthouse. The Front Door Still Won't Open.
To say the curfew, the hour the front door locks in Japanese, say 門限 (mongen).
You caught the last train. You still can't get in.
門限
mongen
the curfew, the hour the front door locks
In this video
- 門限は何時ですか? mongen wa nanji desu ka? What time is the curfew?
- すみません、門限は何時ですか? sumimasen, mongen wa nanji desu ka? Excuse me, what time is the curfew?
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