LangolingClothing
For individuals working in retail or fashion, mastering Japanese (jp-JP) can significantly enhance their customer service experience. Whether you're a store manager in Tokyo or an assistant in a small boutique, knowing basic clothing-related phrases will help you communicate effectively with Japanese customers and colleagues. This improves customer satisfaction and allows for smoother transactions.
Learning Japanese phrase book categories such as 'Clothing' is particularly beneficial when dealing with inventory, sizing, and style preferences. Common terms like 'kurashi' (clothes), 'kogiri' (pants), or 'hajime' (shirt) can be essential for accurate descriptions and clear communication. Additionally, familiarizing yourself with expressions related to fit, color, and texture ensures you can handle any customer inquiry, making your service more efficient and professional.
I need a hat.
私は帽子が必要です。
Can I try on those shoes?
Thoseシューズを試着していいですか？
How much is this shirt?
このシャツはいくらですか？
Do you have different colors for these socks?
これらのソックスには色違いがありますか？
I like the style of your pants.
あなたのパンツのスタイルが好きです。
Could I see that jacket in another size?
別のサイズを见せていただけますか？
Are there any long-sleeved shirts here?
ここに長袖のシャツはありますか？
What's the price of the sweater on the shelf?
棚にあるスweaterの価格はいくらですか？
Can you recommend a pair of jeans?
あなたにピッタリのジーンズをおすすめできますか？
Do you have this in a smaller size?
このサイズは小さめのものがありますか？
How do these trousers fit me?
これらのパンツは私に合っていますか？
I want to try on some boots.
私は靴を試し履きしたいです。
Could I get a different style of skirt?
違うスタイルのスカートはありますか？
Which shirts are available in medium?
どのシャツはミディアムサイズで用意されていますか？
What sizes do you have for the blouses?
ブラウスのサイズは哪些？
Can you show me a few different dresses?
あなたにはいくつかの異なるドレスをみせることができますか？
Do you carry any raincoats today?
Todayは省略しました。
What color options do you have for this cardigan?
このカーディガンには何色のオプションがありますか？
Are there any short-sleeved shirts on sale?
SALE のショート sleeves のシャツはありますか？
Could you help find a pair of gloves?
あなたに手袋の pareja（pareja）を Helping to find a matching pair of gloves.