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u-1
5 Aug 2020
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literally8492
5 Aug 2020
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I would probably word it like this:
"Where can I exchange currencies around here? I need to exchange yen for dollars."
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"Is there somewhere nearby where I can exchange currencies? I need to exchange yen for dollars."
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I’m not familiar with the term exchange shop.
"Where is the nearest shop/store/bank ? I need to exchange yen for dollars."t
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5 Aug 2020
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@literally8492 OK! Do American people use "Exchange shop"? Maybe it's Japanese English. "exchange currencies"! Thank you!
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5 Aug 2020
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@Popcornweekend Aha! I see! I just say "shop" and explain what I want to do in the shop! OK! That makes sense! I think "exchange shop" is Japanese English!
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5 Aug 2020
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@u-1 I've never heard someone say Exchange Shop (US). I've always just heard people say "I need to go to the bank and get Euros" or something like that.
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5 Aug 2020
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Exactly! Also, we are more likely to say store than shop in my part of the country.
I have to go to the store and get groceries.
I have to go to the bank to exchange my money from yen to dollars.
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6 Aug 2020
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@Popcornweekend I see! "store" it is!
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