Pronounced (soo-mee-mah-sen). Use when you want to get someone's attention.

Often used in Japan before asking for help or making requests.

Pronounced (yo-yah-koo).

Reservations are highly valued in Japan, ensuring order and avoiding long waits.

You can add [したい] (shee-tai) to verbs to express desire.

Politeness is key in expressing desires in Japan.

Very polite way to express your wish for a reservation.

Phrasing requests politely can help ensure better service in Japan.

Simple and direct, pronounced (ee-tsoo).

Timing is crucial in Japanese culture, especially for appointments and reservations.

A versatile particle in Japanese, links two nouns.

Used frequently in Japanese, indicating possession or relation.

Adding [ご] (go) makes nouns more polite.

Polite language is essential in the Japanese service industry.

Common ending in polite questions.

Maintaining politeness even in questions is very Japanese.

This question helps specify the reservation date.

Be prepared with details when making reservations in Japan.