Japanese dictionary
How to say "store" in Japanese
店みせ · mise
A "store" in Japanese is 店 (mise), often said お店 (omise). To store data or food is 保存する (hozon suru).
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Ways to say "store" in Japanese
| Japanese | When to use it |
|---|---|
| 店みせ · mise | Store; shop. |
| お店おみせ · omise | Store (polite). |
| 保存するほぞんする · hozon suru | To store; to save (data). |
| コンビニこんびに · konbini | Convenience store. |
How to use it
A convenience store is コンビニ (konbini). A department store is デパート (depāto).
"Save the file" on a computer is ファイルを保存する.
Example sentences
- この近くにコンビニはありますか。Kono chikaku ni konbini wa arimasu ka.Is there a convenience store near here?
- 駅前のお店で買いました。Ekimae no omise de kaimashita.I bought it at a store in front of the station.
- 店は何時に開きますか。Mise wa nanji ni akimasu ka.What time does the store open?
- ファイルを保存してください。Fairu o hozon shite kudasai.Please save the file.
- 冷蔵庫で保存してください。Reizōko de hozon shite kudasai.Please store it in the refrigerator.
- デパートで父の日のプレゼントを買いました。Depāto de Chichi no Hi no purezento o kaimashita.I bought a Father's Day present at a department store.
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Questions
What can you do at a Japanese convenience store?
Besides shopping, you can pay bills, send packages, use ATMs, print documents and buy event tickets.
How do you say "save a file" in Japanese?
Say ファイルを保存する (fairu o hozon suru).
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