Buying Omiyage in Japan? Ask This at the Register.
To say Can you gift-wrap it? in Japanese, say ラッピングできますか？ (rappingu dekimasu ka?).
Shops in Japan wrap gifts beautifully, but usually only if you ask.
ラッピングできますか？
rappingu dekimasu ka?
Can you gift-wrap it?
In this video
- ラッピングできますか？ rappingu dekimasu ka? Can you gift-wrap it?
- これ、ラッピングできますか？ kore, rappingu dekimasu ka? Can you gift-wrap this?
Why this phrase
Gift-wrapping is a big part of omiyage culture. Teach the register request to have a souvenir wrapped, using wrapping plus can-you.
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