What does the convenience store cashier in Japan ask you?

The whole conversation: At the convenience store till

You put an onigiri, a bento and a drink on the counter at 7-Eleven, FamilyMart or Lawson. The questions come fast.

1. You hear
   いらっしゃいませ！ irasshaimase Welcome!

   You hear it every time you walk in anywhere. Nobody expects a reply: a small nod is plenty.

2. You hear
   袋はご利用ですか？ fukuro wa go-riyō desu ka Do you need a bag?

   Bags cost a few yen. This is the question you will hear most in Japan.

3. You say
   いらないです。 iranai desu I don't need one.
4. You hear
   温めますか？ atatamemasu ka Shall I heat it up?

   Asked when you buy a bento or noodles. Say "hai" and they microwave it for you.

5. You hear
   お箸はおつけしますか？ o-hashi wa o-tsuke shimasu ka Would you like chopsticks?
6. You hear
   ポイントカードはお持ちですか？ pointo kādo wa o-mochi desu ka Do you have a points card?
7. You say
   ないです。 nai desu No, I don't.
8. You hear
   お支払いは？ o-shiharai wa How would you like to pay?
9. You say
   Suicaで。 Suika de With Suica.

   Tap the card on the reader when the screen lights up. "Kādo de" means by credit card.

10. You hear
    レシートはご利用ですか？ reshīto wa go-riyō desu ka Do you need the receipt?

Tokyo ear: the cashier rattles off the same few questions in the same order. Learn them once and every konbini in Japan makes sense.