In this lesson, we explored the essential vocabulary and polite requests such as “… o kudasai” that help you ask for items like bags, chopsticks, or straws. We then moved on to the common cashier questions you will hear at convenience stores—whether about heating food, asking if a bag is needed, confirming if items are fine as is, or requesting a screen touch or button press. Finally, we practiced natural responses to these questions, along with useful phrases for asking the cashier to repeat or speak more slowly. Together, these expressions form a complete toolkit for navigating Japanese convenience stores with confidence. Keep practicing them, and you’ll find that even small exchanges like “__ o kudasai” or “hai, onegaishimasu” make your shopping smoother, friendlier, and more enjoyable.