In Japan the Cashier Might Not Hand You the Receipt. Here's How to Ask.
To say A receipt, please in Japanese, say レシートください (reshīto kudasai).
In Japan, the cashier might not hand you the receipt at all. If you want it, you have to ask.
レシートください
reshīto kudasai
A receipt, please
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- レシートください。 reshīto kudasai. A receipt, please.
- レシートください。 reshīto kudasai. A receipt, please.
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