How to Order Two or More of Something - Dialogue

Learn how to order two or more of something

Also Appears In: Can Order At a Restaurant Can Order Multiple Items From a Menu — Lesson 18 Level 1.2 Can Do Japanese

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Lesson Transcript

Welcome to Can Do Japanese by JapanesePod101.com.

みなさん、こんにちは。かのうかなです。(Mina-san, konnichiwa. Kanō Kana desu.)

"Hi everyone! I'm Kana Kano."

In this lesson, you'll learn how to order two or more of something.

This is Karen Lee, and she's at a restaurant with her husband.

The server is ready to take her order, and says to Karen,

"Your order, please."

ごちゅうもんをどうぞ。(Go-chūmon o dōzo.)

Listen to the conversation, and focus on Karen's response.

Ready?

ごちゅうもんをどうぞ。(Go-chūmon o dōzo.)

これをふたつください。(Kore o futatsu kudasai.)

Once more with the English translation.

ごちゅうもんをどうぞ。(Go-chūmon o dōzo.)

"Your order, please."

これをふたつください。(Kore o futatsu kudasai.)

"Two of these, please."

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