These phrases are commonly used by convenience store staff when talking to customers.
1. いらっしゃいませ 。
Welcome to our store.
2. ポイントカードはお持
ちですか 。
Do you have a point card?
3. 袋
はどうされますか / 袋
にお入
れしますか / 袋
大丈夫
ですか。
What would you like to do with the bag? / Do you want Plastic bag ?
4. 大丈夫
です / けっこうです。
It‘s OK, I don`t need.
5. ありがとうございます。
Thank you ( formal way to say thank you ).
6. スプーン／フォークはお付
けしますか。
Would you like to take Spoon/Fork ? / Do you want Spoon／Fork.
7. お待
たせいたしました。
SorrySorry for keeping you waiting.
8. 少々
お待
ちください。
Please wait a moment.
9. お次
の方
どうぞ。
Next person please.
10. お弁当
温
めますか。
Would you like your lunch box warmed up?
11. 600円
のお返
しです。お釣
りでございます。
Here is your 600 yen in change. This is your change. ( when returning change to customer )
12. またお越
しくださいませ。
Please come again.
These are some of the most commonly used phrases in Japanese convenience stores.
If you are considering working at a place like Family Mart, Lawson, or 7-Eleven, learning and using these expressions will be very helpful.
Be sure to remember them as they are essential for smooth and polite customer interactions.
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