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They Handed You a Coaster. Two Minutes Later It Screamed

To say when it rings, please come in in Japanese, say 鳴ったらお入りください (nattara o-hairi kudasai).

That plastic disc is not a coaster. When it screams, you are late.

nattara o-hairi kudasai when it rings, please come in

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  1. 鳴ったらお入りください。 nattara o-hairi kudasai. When it rings, please come in.
  2. ベルが鳴ったらお入りください。 beru ga nattara o-hairi kudasai. When the bell rings, please come in.

Kanji in this phrase

鳴ったら
なったら
入り
はいり

Why this phrase

Popular ramen, yakiniku, and chain shops hand you a vibrating pager at the door, not the table button. Staff say one clause, 鳴ったらお入りください, and vanish. Sit in the waiting bit with the disc. When it buzzes, you go in. Miss it and the table is given away. One takeaway: hear 鳴ったら, then move.

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