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Last Train's Gone in Tokyo? Ask the Front Desk This.
To say Please call a taxi in Japanese, say タクシーを呼んでください (takushii o yonde kudasai).
You missed the last train in Tokyo. Say this at the hotel desk and you're not stranded.
タクシーを呼んでください
takushii o yonde kudasai
Please call a taxi
Why this phrase
A hotel front-desk scene, produced as a Kofuku x Hana role-play: Kofuku (guest) asks Hana (front-desk clerk) to call a taxi after missing the last train, and she confirms and calls one. Teaches the everyday request to have someone summon a cab.
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