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The Gate Spat You Back. Your Card Is Not Broken. It Is Empty.

To say I'd like to add money, please. in Japanese, say チャージをお願いします (chāji o onegai shimasu).

The ticket gate just spit you out. Six people are stacked behind you. Your card still has a pretty picture on it.

chāji o onegai shimasu I'd like to add money, please.

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  1. チャージをお願いします chāji o onegai shimasu I'd like to add money, please.
  2. 三千円をチャージしてください sanzen-en o chāji shite kudasai Please add 3,000 yen.

Kanji in this phrase

チャージ
ちゃあじ
お願いします
おねがいします
三千円
さんぜんえん

Why this phrase

Kofuku is jammed in a Tokyo ticket gate with a dead IC card. Hana is the station staff at the charge window. The card is not broken, the balance is zero, and the fix is one line at the window or the green charge machine: チャージをお願いします. Ends on the 3,000 yen top-up that actually gets you through. Transport video, so the CTA points at the trip-kit hub.

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