[Studying Japanese: How to shop “Cash register edition”]

Good evening! It was the new week.
Thank you for reading always!

Let’s study the “How to shop in Japan” in Japanese today!
This time is “How to shop <Cash register edition>”.

Here we go! lesson!

Customer) “Kore Kuda sai.” (I’d like this one.)
Casher) “2, 300yen desu.” (It will be 2, 300 yen.)
Customer) “go-sennYen de onegai shimasu.”（5, 000 yen, please.）
Casher) “Ni-sen Nana-hyaku yen no okaeshi desu.”
（The change is 2, 700 yen.）
“Arigatou gozaimashita.” (Thank you very much.)

In Japan, when a clerk receives money, there is 2 patterns of answer.

1) No change: “Choudo itadaki masu.” (Just have it.)
2) With change: “〇〇yen oazukari itashi masu.” ( 〇〇yen, I will keep it.)

And, the casher says only the refund amount.

It’s easy, so let’s use it!