Lessons: Lesson 5: Accommodation Ryokan = traditional up-market inn Minshuku = less elaborate family-operated inn doko desu ka? = Where is ? hoteru = hotel ryokan = inn ga arimasu ka? = do you have ? heya = room singuru ruumu = single room daburu ruumu = double room basu tsuki no heya = room with bath ippaku wa ikura desu ka? = how much per night? yoyaku shite imasen = I don't have a reservation heya o misete kudasaimasu ka? = Could I see the room? kore wa ii desu = This is fine taiza shimasu = I'll be staying hitoabn = one night futaban = two nights mikka = three nights ni san nichi = a few nights isshuukan = one week nan nichi tomaruka mada wakarimasen = I don't know how long I'm staying wa doko desu ka? = Where is ? erebeeta = elevator otearai = bathroom senpuuki = fan jomae = lock benjo = toilet ga hoshii no desu ga = I would like moufu = blanket taoru = towel kouri = ice o itadakemasu ka = May I have ? ocha = tea menyuu = menu choushoku = breakfast chuushoku = lunch yuushoku = dinner okonjou ongai shimasu = bill please tachimasu = I'm checking out ima = now hiru = midday ashita = tomorrow asu no asa = tomorrow morning made watashi no nimots o azukatte itedakemasu ka? = Can I leave my stuff with you until gogo = this afternoon komban = this evening takushi o yonde kudasaimasu ka = Could you call me a taxi? More Words: reibou = air-conditioning haizara = ashtray isu = chair kirei = clean kaaten = curtain kitanai = dirty to = door takai = expensive danbou = heating oyu = hot water kagi = key sentaku = laundry denkyuu = light bulb kagami = mirror shimbun = newspaper yakamashi = noisy makura = pillow sleep = nemuru taizai suru = stay sekken = soap burausu = blouse botan = button kuriningu shita = cleaned hankachifu = handkerchief zubon = pants puresu suru = press shatsu = shirt sukaato = skirt kutsushita = socks shitagi = underwear chakku = zipper
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