to listen to the pronunciation.| Excuse me. (used when addressing a waiter or a waitress) Sumimasen.  |
| What kind of drinks do you have? Don-na nomimono ga ari masu ka?  don-na: what kind of Kanji translation: nomimono: drinks  |
| May I have a cup of tea, please? O-cha wo ippai morae masu ka?  Kanji translation: o-cha: tea  ippai: a cup of  |
| Do you have any beer? Biiru wa ari masu ka?  biiru: beer |
| I'd like to have a beer. Biiru wo kudasai.  biiru: beer |
| A bottle of beer, please. Biiru wo ippon kudasai.  biiru: beer Kanji translation: ippon: a bottle of  |
| Three draft beers, please. Nama biiru wo mittsu onegai shimasu.  Kanji translation: nama: draft (beer)  mittsu: three  |
| Bottoms up!; Toast! Kanpai!  Kanji translation: kanpai: to drink a glass of beer, etc to thank someone, wish someone luck etc  |
| May I have some water, please? O-mizu wo kudasai.  Kanji translation: mizu: water  |
| Enjoy your meal. Douzo meshiagatte kudasai.  Kanji translation: meshiagaru: eat  |
| How do you eat this? How's this eaten? How am I supposed to eat this? What's the correct way to eat this? Kono ryouri wa dou yatte taberu no desu ka?  kono: this dou yatte: how Kanji translation: ryouri: food cooked or prepared in a particular way as a meal  taberu: eat  |