Japanese Phrases for Seating Requests

The video tutorial discusses how to find a seat in a cafeteria by using different Japanese phrases. It presents three options: suggesting a seat, offering a seat, and asking if a seat is free. Each option is explained with a specific phrase to use in a real-life situation.

What is the context of the conversation in the video?

• Shopping at a market

• Asking for directions

• Finding a seat in a cafeteria

• Ordering food at a restaurant

Which phrase means 'How about sitting here?'

• ここ座りませんか

• ここ空いていますか

• ここ座ったらどうですか

• ここに来ませんか

What does 'ここ座りませんか' translate to?

• Is this place empty?

• Would you like to sit here?

• Is this seat taken?

• Can I sit here?

Which phrase would you use to ask if a seat is available?

• ここ空いていますか

• ここ座ったらどうですか

• ここ座りませんか

• ここに来ませんか

What is the third suggested phrase for asking if a seat is available?

• ここに来ませんか

• ここ空いていますか

• ここ座りませんか

• ここ座ったらどうですか