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1 Dec 2022
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When staff of convenience store ask me if I want to heat up the food. How can I say "温めなくて大丈夫です、そのままで" in English?
(You don't have to heat it up. It's ok as it is?)
When staff of convenience store ask me if I want to heat up the food. How can I say "温めなくて大丈夫です、そのままで" in English?
(You don't have to heat it up. It's ok as it is?)
(You don't have to heat it up. It's ok as it is?)
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1 Dec 2022
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You can just say "no thank you, that's ok"
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You can just say "no thank you, that's ok"
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