How do you say "This one, please" in Japanese?

Quick use

Use これをください (kore o kudasai) when you can point to the item you want.

It works at shops, bakeries, convenience stores, counters, and stalls.

Chunk or pattern

Reusable pattern: 〜 を / ください

Replace 〜 with the thing you want.

Shopping examples:

• これをください — This one, please.
• ふくろをください — A bag, please.
• レシートをください — A receipt, please.

Core words

• これ: this.
• ください: please give me / please.

Helper words and endings

• を: marks the thing you want.
• ください: a direct but polite request.

Practical note

When you are not confident with item names, point and say これをください. The pointing carries the meaning, so the Japanese can stay simple.