【Reservation】How to Make a Restaurant Reservation in Japanese, Phone calls - Japanese for tourists

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AI GeneratedThis video provides a comprehensive guide on how to make a restaurant reservation over the phone in Japanese. It covers essential vocabulary, common phrases used by both the customer and the staff, and a practical role-play demonstration to help learners navigate the booking process confidently.
Restaurant, phone number, how many guests?
Today, a phone reservation at a restaurant
I will study how to make a restaurant reservation over the phone.
1. Words for reservation
2. Phrases used on the phone
3. Role play
1. Words for telephone reservations
Reserve
date
Table seat
Counter seat
Private room
course
Name
Phone number
1 person
One person
2 people
Two guests
Three people
Three guests
2. Phrases used on the phone
Thank you very much for the oden.
This is a ninja restaurant.
I'd like to make a reservation.
What date is it?
It is 7:00 PM on July 30th.
It might be a bit difficult, but please don't worry.
May I ask your name?
Four people.
Two people
Three people.
Four people.
Five people.
We have both table seats and counter seats.
Do you have any requests?
I'd like a table seat, please.
I'd like a counter seat, please.
May I have your name, please?
Rai here.
Michael
Catherine.
Please provide your phone number.
090-1234-5678
Good luck!
Sunday, July 30th, at 7:00 AM, a reservation for four guests, correct?
We look forward to your arrival.
Excuse me.
Well done!
Thank you for your call.
This is a ninja restaurant.
Thank you.
What day is it?
Yes, sir.
May I ask your name?
Four guests, correct?
We have both table seats and counter seats.
Do you have any requests?
Yes, sir.
May I have your name, please?
Lord Rei, isn't it?
Thank you.
Please provide your phone number.
Yes, it's 090-1234-5678.
Yes, sir.
Then, Lord Ray.
Sunday, July 30th, 4 guests reserved from 7:00.
Thank you.
We look forward to your arrival.
Excuse me.
Well done.
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