Usages of seiriken
整理券 を 取った ところ なので、 しばらく そこ で 待ちます。seiriken wo totta tokoro nanode, sibaraku soko de matimasu.
I have just taken a number ticket, so I will wait there for a while.
整理券 を なくさない よう に、 かばん に 入れて おきます。seiriken wo nakusanai you ni, kaban ni irete okimasu.
I put the number ticket in my bag so that I won’t lose it.
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