Below is a typical example of a waiting list that you'd sign in on if the restaurant is crowded; the relevant kanji is circled in red.
Friday, June 21, 2013
Smoking or Non-Smoking
When you go to a restaurant, most times you'll be asked if you want the Smoking or No Smoking section. The Smoking section is kitsuen no seki (or simply kitsuen, for smoking). The No Smoking / Non-Smoking section is kinnen no seki (or simply kinnen, for non-smoking). Dochira demo yoi or dochira demo ii means either is fine.
Below is a typical example of a waiting list that you'd sign in on if the restaurant is crowded; the relevant kanji is circled in red.
Below is a typical example of a waiting list that you'd sign in on if the restaurant is crowded; the relevant kanji is circled in red.
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