The Crowd Won't Move for You. One Little Word Makes It Split.
To say excuse me, could I get through? in Japanese, say すみません、ちょっと通してください (sumimasen, chotto tōshite kudasai).
Rush hour in Shinjuku, a wall of people between you and the stairs, and shoving is the one thing you really can't do here.
すみません、ちょっと通してください
sumimasen, chotto tōshite kudasai
excuse me, could I get through?
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- すみません、ちょっと通してください。 sumimasen, chotto tōshite kudasai. Excuse me, could I get through?
- すみません、降ります。 sumimasen, orimasu. Excuse me, I'm getting off.
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