Deliveries
Online shopping means parcels, and parcels mean missed-delivery slips. This lesson covers the delivery words, booking a redelivery, and what the slip says. One pattern uses ～たい from Everyday Japanese 3, and drivers speak politely, so you'll hear a few forms from Everyday Japanese 6. Tap to hear any line. The bar at the bottom plays a hands-free drill for walking.
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25 delivery words
Each card shows the word, the form used, and a sentence you'd hear at the door, on the phone or at home. Several reuse words from Everyday Japanese 1 and 2.
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Reading the delivery slip
The missed-delivery slip uses a few formal words. These are the ones you need to rebook.
| On the slip | Means | Note |
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- Rebooking is easy. The slip usually has a QR code. Scan it, pick a (day) and a (time slot), and you're done.
- At the door you'll hear (a delivery for you). It's polite language from Everyday Japanese 6.
- ポスト means both a postbox in the street and the letterbox at your home.
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Four patterns to use today
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Say it in Japanese
Say each one out loud before you reveal the answer. Getting close counts.