You Grabbed the Melon Pan With Your Hand. Everyone Saw. Nobody's Going to Say a Word.
To say Please use the tongs. in Japanese, say トングをお使いください (tongu o otsukai kudasai).
You just picked up a Japanese pastry with your bare hand. Everybody saw it. Nobody is going to tell you.
トングをお使いください
tongu o otsukai kudasai
Please use the tongs.
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- トングをお使いください。 tongu o otsukai kudasai. Please use the tongs.
- すみません、トングはありますか？ sumimasen, tongu wa arimasu ka? Excuse me, do you have any tongs?
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