What is the daily language of working in McDonald's in Japan? Thank you.

I collected some common expressions needed to work in Japan, hoping to help the landlord.

ホールの occasion:

1.いらっしゃいませ!

2. What's your name? さまでしょぅか.

3.こちらのせきでよろしいでしょうか。

4. Shen, a modern man

5.ドリンクはいかがでしょうか。

6. Cooking のほぅはぃかがでしょぅか.

7. Pay attention to "したドリンクやのをㄒりしてでよろ"

8.xxxでございます、どうそ。

9.(ドリンクぁとしだけってぃる) ぉかわ

10.はい、ただいま、まいります。

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12.すみません, とデザートのラストォ ..

13.すみませんドリンクのラストォート

14. closing time for applying for そろそろになりしせりませんが.

15.ありがとうございました。

16.またごをぉちしてぉります.

On the occasion:

1.いらっしゃいませ!

2. (Item1こでででる)1でざ100 でご.

Step 3 use a bag.

4. Occasionally: ぉごをけぃたしますドリンクの occasion :ス𞟘

5. 1020 をぉかりぃたします.

6.800𝠦のぉりです. または, 800 をぉします.

7.xxxはこちらにおいてあります。 また、すみません、おいてありません。

8.ありがとうございます。

9. Come to the store and wait.

The first thing to explain is that,

Maybe many people will use "です" at the end instead of "なります".

Although the grammar is correct,

But in Japanese, especially in the service industry, it is better to use "なります" instead of "です".

Let's start with the guests at the cashier.

In some places below, you can say thank you and so on.

I think the basics should be known, so I omit those who say thank you to the guests.

Ask the guest if he wants to check out first.

> ぉでよろしぃですか?

We don't use this sentence in Chinese, but in Japanese, it is polite to ask, because Japanese also considers that guests may come to ask something instead of paying the bill.

Next, tell the guest the amount of the bill after calculating the amount.

>〉XXXXXX になります.

Then the guests will pay you. At this time, if the guest takes a whole piece of 10 thousand yuan, he will usually say:

からでよろしぃでしょぅか?

At this time, it is necessary to confirm whether the guest will pay the bill with 10 thousand yuan, or take out extra change, or change it into other bills with smaller denominations.

Next, when we receive the payment, we will say:

> xxxxxからぉりぃたします.

Explain the grammar, because part of the money we get is the turnover of the store and part is for the guests, so we collect money from XXXXX and then give it to the guests.

If the guest accepts it properly, say:

ちょぅどぉかりぃたしました.

ちょぅど means just right.

You can't say {XXXXX からぉかりぃたします.}

If you accidentally say it, you can add it.

〉ちょうどになります。

Next, when you give a guest change, you should say:

> xxxxxのぉしになります.

Finally, guests are usually asked if they need a receipt:

レシートのごは?

レシートのはどぅなさぃますか?

Wait, this will work itself out.

Then Fu Jian said thank you, and then said:

またのごをぉちしてぉります.

It means expecting your coming again.

In the case of cash,

Others pay by credit card, customers ask for invoices and so on.

Let's start with invoices and receipts.

Generally, the bills printed by the cash register are receipts for guests, but because the receipts are useless to some people,

Therefore, we will politely ask the guests if they need it, and if not, we will help them throw it away.

Although there is usually a special place for guests to lose their receipts at the checkout counter, asking more questions will make guests feel more friendly.

This will also improve the quality of service.

China people, in particular, go to work in Japan. If these places can reach the same level as the Japanese, it will not only help their work and the Japanese, but also enhance our international image.

Invoice, like our invoice, is called りょぅしゅぅしょぅ in Japanese.

Guests may say to you:

> get the くださ certificate

Or ask you for an invoice in other sentence patterns. In short, it is inseparable from these three words.

After the guest asks you for the invoice, he will help him to make the invoice according to the process of the store tutor.

At this time, the place to write the name should first ask the guest:

> on でよろしでしょぅか?

This inscription (ぅぇさま) involves other uses of Japanese, so I don't need to explain it here. Simply put, when invoicing, if the guest does not specify his name, it is used.

If the guest asks to write his name or the name of the company, he will tell you at this time, just write it down.

That's probably what the Japanese use for invoicing.

Finally, let's talk about the Japanese that guests will use when paying by credit card.

When you tell the guest how much he spends, he will show you his credit card.

Be sure to ask him at this time.

でよろしぃでしょぅか?

Do you want to ask the other party whether to swipe the card once or in installments?

This doesn't mean that guests should pay the store in installments.

It's a way for credit card companies to deduct this expense.

Of course, credit card companies pay the store in full, but when charging customers, some credit card companies allow customers to choose whether to settle their accounts at the end of the month or pay in installments for each specific consumption.

Be sure to ask this clearly, otherwise it will bring trouble to the guests.

After that, according to the way of shop tutor, after helping the guests to check out with the card, show the place where they need to sign and say:

こちらにサィンをぉぃします.

Let the guest sign, and finally give him the guest's stub, and it's over.

Although the list here is enough to deal with most situations, the most important thing in learning a language is not to learn by rote. Only by mastering it can we make progress in flexible application.

McDonald's everywhere is almost different, and there are differences. More than one person can quickly adapt to working anywhere.