“One ticket please” in Japanese is 切符を一枚ください (きっぷをいちまいください), pronounced kippu o ichimai kudasai.
Pronunciation
The phrase has 12 beats (morae), each about the same length. Tap a syllable to hear it, or use the play button above for the whole phrase:
How to use it
Tickets are flat, so they use the counter 枚: 一枚, 二枚. Add the destination with まで.
Example sentences
- 京都まで切符を一枚ください。きょうとまできっぷをいちまいください。One ticket to Kyoto, please.
- 大人二枚、子供一枚ください。おとなにまい、こどもいちまいください。Two adults and one child, please.
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FAQ
How do you say One ticket please in Japanese?
One ticket please in Japanese is 切符を一枚ください (きっぷをいちまいください), pronounced “kippu o ichimai kudasai”.
How do you write One ticket please in Japanese?
It's written 切符を一枚ください with kanji, or きっぷをいちまいください in hiragana. Both are read kippu o ichimai kudasai.