いらっしゃいませ
いらっしゃいませ
Welcome.
POINTThe first thing you say when entering the store
Keigo/Manners
Japanese Keigo Clerical Phrases
Japanese honorific language explained with real scenarios and politeness levels. Example phrases · NG warnings · 9-language parallel translations
This page helps foreign residents and long-term visitors handle "Japanese Keigo Clerical Phrases" with daily Japanese phrases for living in Japan, practical examples, and common mistakes to avoid.
What this page helps you say in Japan
This page focuses on Japanese Keigo Clerical Phrases and teaches useful Japanese phrases for daily life in Japan, including natural replies, polite alternatives, and practical wording for foreigners living in Japan.
What You'll Learn on This Page
- Greetings upon entering the store
- Guidance phrase
- Questions for customers
- Send off
Practice Phrases (8 Total)
ご来店ありがとうございます
ごらいてんありがとうございます
Thank you for visiting.
POINTGreetings of gratitude
何かお探しでしょうか
なにかおさがしでしょうか
Are you looking for something?
POINTcall out
こちらへどうぞ
こちらへどうぞ
This way, please.
POINTguidance
少々お待ちくださいませ
しょうしょうおまちくださいませ
One moment please.
POINTStandby request
あいにく品切れとなっております
あいにくしなぎれとなっております
Unfortunately it's out of stock.
POINTOut of stock notice
またのご来店をお待ちしております
またのごらいてんをおまちしております
We look forward to your next visit.
POINTSend off
ありがとうございました
ありがとうございました
Thank you very much.
POINTThank you after payment
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A. The basic bow is 15 degrees, the general salute is 30 degrees, and the highest salute is 45 degrees.