Learn Hardcore Japanese: zyuuminhyou - a resident record; a copy of a resident record

a resident record; a copy of a resident record

From Lesson 82:Registering a change of address at city hall·Hardcore Japanese

Usages of zyuuminhyou

住民票じゅうみんひょう　を　お願ねがいする。zyuuminhyou wo onegaisuru.

市役所しやくしょ　が　住民票じゅうみんひょう　を　交付こうふする。siyakusyo ga zyuuminhyou wo kouhusuru.

住民票じゅうみんひょう　の　交付こうふ　に　先立さきだって、　市役所しやくしょ　が　申請書しんせいしょ　を　確認かくにんする。zyuuminhyou no kouhu ni sakidatte, siyakusyo ga sinseisyo wo kakuninsuru.

Prior to issuing the resident record, city hall checks the application form.

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