Travel Phrases · Japanese · At the pharmacy
Japanese pharmacy phrases.
Describing a symptom, asking for something for it, and checking how to take it.
Polite です・ます forms throughout. Appropriate with anyone you meet traveling.
| Japanese | English |
|---|---|
| 頭痛と喉の痛みに効く薬はありますか？ | Do you have something for a headache and a sore throat? |
| 胃の調子が悪いのですが、何か薬はありますか？ | I need something for an upset stomach. |
| これに処方箋は必要ですか？ | Do I need a prescription for this? |
| アレルギーの薬はありますか？ | Do you have allergy medicine? |
| 日焼け止めはどこにありますか？ | Where can I find sunscreen? |
| 今飲んでいる薬と一緒に飲んでも大丈夫ですか？ | Can I take this with my other medicine? |
| 乗り物酔いの薬はありますか？ | Do you have something for motion sickness? |
| この近くに今開いている薬局はありますか？ | Is there a pharmacy open now near here? |
A pharmacy counter, where the person in front of you can usually help more than an app can.
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