Words and Signs for Shopping🛍️

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• Souvenir

• Bag

• Expensive

• Trying on

• Snacks / Sweets

• Size

• Cheap

• Tax-free

• T-shirt

• How much?

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Signs

• Sale

• Tax included

• New arrival

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Phrases🗣️

💸Paying

• I pay in cash.
• I pay by card.
• Can I please have a receipt?

🔄Returning or Exchanging

• Can I exchange this?
• The size doesn’t fit.
• It’s broken.

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Keep your receipt!! You may need it for returns or exchanges.

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Phrases for Staff🛒

• Welcome
• Are you looking for something?
• ~ is over here.
• Just a moment, please.
• Sorry to keep you waiting.
• I’m so sorry.
• Certainly.
• Would you like a bag?
• How would you like to pay?
• Thank you. (past tense)

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Tax-Free Shopping

Many stores offer “tax-free” if you spend over a certain amount (usually ¥5,000+).

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Super useful Phrases💡

• Can I see this?
• Is this tax-free?
• Can I try on ＿＿?
• Do you have a new one?

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Shopping Advice

• Japan has so many unique and interesting items, from cute stationery to amazing souvenirs. Take your time, explore, and enjoy the experience!

• Prepare a little before shopping – write down useful phrases or check the items you want to see. This makes it easier and more fun.

• Even if you make small mistakes, shop staff are very used to helping tourists.

  So relax and enjoy discovering Japan’s amazing shopping!

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Check-in Conversation Practice💬

NO.1 -Looking for souvenirs-

Staff

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NO.2 -Trying on clothes-

NO.3 - Returning a broken item-