Ms. Aoki is shopping for her friend's birthday present. She has been shown a good looking necktie, but it is rather expensive.
1. もうすこし もう少し a little more 2. なる [う-verb] to become; to come to be [Xになります: to become X] 3. いかがで ございますか Polite form of どうですか [いかが = どう]. 4. ぜんぶ 全部 all; total 5. で [て-form of です] is, are [ぜんぶで in total] 6. おくりもの 贈り物 gift; present 7. ギフトボックス gift box 8. いれる 入れる [る-verb]: to put (in); Xに いれる: to put it into X] put (in) 9. ネクタイ neck tie 10. つつむ 包む [う-verb]: to wrap 11. いちまんえん 一万円 ten thousand yen 12. だす 出す [う-verb]: to submit, take out 13. おあずかり いたします お預かり いたします [humble form of あずかります [う-verb]: to receive (temporarily)] I received. 14. おかえし お返し change; return
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A: Do you have a little cheaper one? C: Yes, we do. It turns out to be this one. How do you like it? A: How much is this? C: This one is 8000 yen. A: OK, I will take this one. C: Your total comes to be 8,800 yen. Is this a gift? A: Yes, it is. Please put it into a gift box. C: Certainly. Ms. Aoki gave her 10,000 yen. C: I received 10,000 yen. The change comes to 1,200 yen. Thank you very much.
1. Japan’s consumption tax is basically 10%. However, a reduced tax rate of 8% applies to food and beverages excluding alcoholic drinks and dining out.