You Locked Your Passport in the Hotel Safe Like Everyone Said. In Japan That's the Wrong Move.
To say Please show me your passport. in Japanese, say パスポートを見せてください (pasupōto o misete kudasai).
Every travel guide tells you to leave your passport in the hotel safe. Japan is the one country where that advice can cost you.
パスポートを見せてください
pasupōto o misete kudasai
Please show me your passport.
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- パスポートを見せてください。 pasupōto o misete kudasai. Please show me your passport.
- はい、どうぞ。 hai, dōzo. Sure, here you go.
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