Japan's Summer Mosquitoes Are Ruthless. Learn This Drugstore Phrase.
To say Do you have bug spray? in Japanese, say 虫よけはありますか？ (mushiyoke wa arimasu ka?).
Japanese summer nights come with mosquitoes that treat you like a buffet.
虫よけはありますか？
mushiyoke wa arimasu ka?
Do you have bug spray?
In this video
- 虫よけはありますか？ mushiyoke wa arimasu ka? Do you have bug spray?
- すみません、虫よけはありますか？ sumimasen, mushiyoke wa arimasu ka? Excuse me, do you have bug spray?
Why this phrase
Peak summer and festival season means bugs. Teach the drugstore request for insect repellent, reusing the do-you-have pattern.
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