in a convenience store or fast food place

[daveofjapan]

mataku zen zen wakarimasen :[.

I just learned the humble expression forms and I can never hear what they say in the convenience stores. say like they ask if i want chopsticks or a bag, could someone tell me what they say? I've listened to it like at least 10 times and I still can't hear and just respond with hai lol.

For the fast food, they ask you meshiagaru which I understand but then they said some other stuff meaning they want to ask if I want to eat there or take out or something of the sort. Anybody know what they say in this case?

I know these questions are pretty specific but I think it would help my Japanese a lot if I knew these simple phrases so I could better attempt to listen and understand.

[NileCat]

what they say in the convenience stores. say like they ask if i want chopsticks or a bag,

お箸おつけしますか？
Ohashi otsuke shimasuka ?
Would you like chopsticks?

お箸一膳でよろしいですか？
Ohashi ichizen de yorosii desuka ?
Only one pair of chopsticks would be fine for you?

袋にお入れしますか？
Fukuro ni oire simasu ka ?
Shall I put them in a bag for you ?

このままでよろしいですか？
Konomama de yoroshii desuka ?
Could I give it to you without a bag ?

For the fast food, they ask you meshiagaru which I understand but then they said some other stuff meaning they want to ask if I want to eat there or take out or something of the sort.

こちらでお召しあがりですか？
Kochira de omeshiagari desuka?
Would you like to eat in ?

お持ち帰りですか？
Omochikaeri desuka?
Would you like to take it out?

[NileCat]

I kind of went to a Seven-Eleven near by to make it sure. ; )

The clerk used the following expression,

袋はご入り用ですか？　
Fukuro wa goiriyou desuka?

[Mike Cash]

I kind of went to a Seven-Eleven near by to make it sure. ; )

The clerk used the following expression,

袋はご入り用ですか？　
Fukuro wa goiriyou desuka?

:)

That was more likely ご利用

[NocturnalOcean]

I think it is 入り用. ご入り用ですか is the same as saying いりますか?

[keatonatron]

I think it is 入り用. ご入り用ですか is the same as saying いりますか?

You might hear that occasionally, but ご利用ですか is much more common. (For what it's worth, I've never heard ご入り用 before )

Also, Chris suggested こちらでお召しあがりですか？、 but another phrase that is more common around where I live is 店内でお召しあがりでしょうか？
Tennai de omeshiagari deshou ka?

[NocturnalOcean]

I think it is 入り用. ご入り用ですか is the same as saying いりますか?

You might hear that occasionally, but ご利用ですか is much more common. (For what it's worth, I've never heard ご入り用 before )

Not to be rude or anything, but maybe you mishear because you are not familiar with the word　入り用? It sounds very similar to 利用. I confirmed with my girlfriend, and she said 袋はご入り用ですか is what should be used.

[NileCat]

(For what it's worth, I've never heard ご入り用 before )

I just want to be accurate, please don't get me wrong

In a very very strict strict needless trivial sense,

ご入り用ですか？　which can be written as ご要り用ですか
is a very proper expression rather than just saying ご利用ですか？
It sounds a little bit out of date, though.

And I suppose some manuals they use for the business could possibly indicate it as being preferrable.
Just for your information...
And, PLEASE believe me ! Today at a Seven-Eleven in Setagaya, the young clerk actually said that !
And, I went there only to make sure what the response would be. In order to do that, I bought only a pack of gum !
...Oh...Never mind... It's not a big deal.

[NileCat]

I've just made up a possible situation when ご利用ですか can't be acceptable.

Imagine, if a major company such as IBM or something decided to open a convenience store in Tokyo, ok?
One of the royal family member officially comes to celebrate the opening and to be the first customer of the shop. Does it make sense?
If the clerk said 袋はご利用ですか？ instead of 袋はご要り用でしょうか？ in front of a lot of TV cameras, the clerk would be crossfired by media.

But as many of you mentioned, ご利用ですか？ is totally fine and commonly used in our ordinary life.

Thanks for reading my rubbish

[Yudan Taiteki]

Also, Chris suggested こちらでお召しあがりですか？

誰でしたか?　:)

[Hyperworm]

NileCat-san's white avatar joined us at almost the same time as Yudan-san changed his ...
We're all terribly confused here xD

Anyway, I think we're clear on 入り用 now. I wasn't familiar with this word before, either.

[NileCat]

I'm sorry if I did something wrong, but...to be honest, I don't understand what you are getting at.
The 'white avotar' means my cat picture.Correct?
I was trying to put my 'Native language' under that. But I couldn't...
Is that something you're mentioning about?
I'm sorry. I'm a newbie and not good at English.

Edit: I've got it ! Now I see my native language under my picture !

[keatonatron]

Also, Chris suggested こちらでお召しあがりですか？

誰でしたか?　:)

Heh, I saw the avatar out of the corner of my eye and just assumed it was へのへのもへじ君.

Now I need to start associating tea with you... got it.

About the topic:

It seems to me that I hear ご利用になりますか about straws and chopsticks, and 袋にお入りしますか？ when asked about bags.

Of course, I'm very "eco" and am always telling them I don't need any of that stuff the instant they reach for it, so I haven't heard anything as of late. I'll have to pay more attention from now on!!

EDIT: NileCat, your avatar looks like Yudan's old avatar... if you don't look straight at it! I didn't even look at your name, and assumed you were him. My mistake!

[phreadom]

For those who might be a bit confused...

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People were seeing NileCat's avatar out of the corner of their eye and mistaking the black and white line art as Yudan's old へのへのもへじ

[keatonatron]

They look REALLY similar if you don't look straight at them.

Maybe it's just because my monitor is huge so the avatars are further from my line of vision than usual?