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To say You dropped this. in Japanese, say 落としましたよ (otoshimashita yo).
The person ahead of you on the platform just dropped their pass case. You have about two seconds.
落としましたよ
otoshimashita yo
You dropped this.
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- 落としましたよ。 otoshimashita yo. You dropped this.
- すみません、これ落としましたよ。 sumimasen, kore otoshimashita yo. Excuse me, you dropped this.
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