2-2 Currency and Counting Flashcards
How much is this?
Kore wa ikura desu ka?
Excuse me. How much is this map?
Sumimasen. Kono chizu wa ikura desu ka?
Um, how much is this guidebook?
Ano, kono gaidobukku wa ikura desu ka?
Do you have memory cards [digital cameras, household batteries]?
Memorii kaado [dejikame, kandenchi] ga arimasu ka?
No, we don’t have them.
Iie, arimasen.
The map section is this way.
Chizu koonaa wa koCHIra desu.
Yes, the magazine section is that way.
Hai, ZASshi koonaa wa soCHIra desu.
The camera department is that way over there.
Kamera uriba wa aCHIra desu. [“Uriba” refers to a large department within a store while “koonaa” would refer to a smaller section within the department.]
Welcome! The luggage department is on the first [second - tenth] floor.
IRASSHAImase! KaBAN uriba wa ikKAI desu.
[nikai, sangai, yonkai, gokai, rokkai, nanakai, hakkai, kyuukai, jukkai]
I’ll take this.
Kore kudasai. [lit: Please give me this thing.]
Well then, I’ll take this shirt over there.
Jaa, ano shatsu kudasai.
I’ll take that red-colored sweater.
Sono aka no seetaa kudasai.
Is that right? Well then, I’ll take that blue-colored hat over there.
Soo desu ka? Jaa, ano ao no booshi kudasai.
I’ll take five [picture] postcards.
[E]HAgaki go mai kudasai.
Um, I’ll take three seventy-yen stamps.
Ano, nanajuu en kitte san mai kudasai.
How much is that white T-shirt?
Sono shiro no tiishatsu wa ikura desu ka?
Excuse me. I’ll take two of these white-colored T-shirts and one of those black-colored T-shirts.
Sumimasen. Kono shiro no tiishatsu ni mai to sono kuro no tiishatsu ichi mai kudasai.
It’ll be five hundred yen in total.
Zenbu de gohyaku en desu.
The picture postcard is one hundred yen a piece.
Ehagaki wa ichi mai hyaku en desu. [Use “ichi mai” for “apiece” when referring to thin, flat objects.]
Is this umbrella three hundred yen or four hundred yen?
Kono kasa wa, sanbyaku en desu ka, yonhyaku en desu ka?
The small sunscreen is six hundred sixty yen.
Chiisai hiyakedome wa roppyaku rokujuu en desu.
Here you go. It’ll be eight hundred ninety-nine yen in total.
Doozo. Zenbu de happyaku kyuujuu kyuu en desu.
One hundred plus two hundred equals three hundred.
Hyaku taSU nihyaku wa sanbyaku desu.
Eight hundred minus seven hundred eighty equals twenty.
Happyaku HIku nanahyaku hachijuu wa nijuu desu.