How to say walk-in in Japanese

ウォークインUOOKUIN

noun / ~の noun:

  • walk-in; person who walks into a hotel, etc. without a reservation

noun:

Example Sentences

学校gakkouまでmade１０分funでde歩いてaruite行けるikeru。
I can walk to school in ten minutes.
公園kouenをwo散歩sanpoしshiてteいiますmasu。
I'm taking a walk in a park.
明るいakarui笑顔egaoでde2人はha光り輝くhikarikagayaku未来miraiをwo歩みayumi始めたhajimetaんだnda。
Smiling cheerfully, the two began to walk off into their brilliant future.
そうsouだda、どうせならdousenara散歩sanpoがてらgateraにni、林道rindouにni行ってitteプチPUCHI森林浴shinrin'yokuでもdemo・・・。
That's right, since we're taking a walk anyways, I wonder if we could spend a little time walking through the forest too...
でもdemo模試moshiのno日hiはha部活bukatsuがga休みyasumiになってninatte遥harukaとto帰れるkaereruしshi、感謝kanshaしてるshiteruけどkedo、僕bokuはha。
But on the day of the mock exams, there are no club activities, so that means I can walk back home with Haruka. And I'm grateful for that.

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