Can you take a seat on the train?

can do, be able to do

Dialogue 1

Smith	:	Katoo-san, tsuukin jikan wa donogurai desu ka?
Katoo	:	Katamichi 1-jikan desu.
Smith	:	Ja, mai-nichi oofuku 2-jikan desu ne.
Katoo	:	Ee. Tsuukin de tsukaremasu yo.
Smith	:	Densha de suwaru koto ga dekimasu ka?
Katoo	:	Iie, densha wa kondeimasu kara, suwaru koto ga dekimasen.
Smith	:	Nan-ji goro uchi ni kaerimasu ka?
Katoo	:	Taitei 8-ji ka, 9-ji goro kaerimasu. Kinoo wa 11-ji ni kaerimashita.
Smith	:	11-ji. Taihen desu ne.
Katoo	:	Ee. Motto hayaku kaeri-tai desu. Demo, mai-nichi isogashii kara, hayaku kaeru koto ga dekimasen.

Smith	:	Katoo, how long does it take for you to commute?
Katoo	:	It takes an hour one way.
Smith	:	So it's two hours per day for a round trip.
Katoo	:	Yes. I get tired from commuting.
Smith	:	Can you take a seat on the train?
Katoo	:	No, the train is crowded so I cannot take a seat.
Smith	:	Around what time do you get home?
Katoo	:	Most of the time I get home around 8 or 9 o'clock. Yesterday I got home at 11 o'clock.
Smith	:	11 o'clock. That's hard work.
Katoo	:	Yes. I want to go home earlier. But everyday is a busy day, I cannot go home early.

Dialogue 2

Katoo	:	Sore wa nan desu ka?
Susan	:	Nihon ryoori no hon desu.
Katoo	:	Nihon ryoori? Susan-san wa Nihon ryoori o tsukuru koto ga dekimasu ka?
Susan	:	Ee, sukoshi.
Katoo	:	Nani o tsukurimasu ka?
Susan	:	Sushi ya Tenpura o tsukurimasu.
Katoo	:	Yoku Nihon ryoori o tsukurimasu ka?
Susan	:	Saikin amari tsukurimasen. Isogashii desu kara. Demo, Oosutoraria de yoku tsukurimashita.
Katoo	:	Oosutoraria de Nihon ryoori no zairyoo o kau koto ga dekimasu ka?
Susan	:	Ee. Nihon no depaato ga arimasu. Dakara, soko de kau koto ga dekimasu.

Katoo	:	What is it?
Susan	:	It's a book about Japanese food.
Katoo	:	Japanese food? Can you cook Japanese food?
Susan	:	Yes, a little.
Katoo	:	What do you cook?
Susan	:	I make such as Sushi and Tempura.
Katoo	:	Do you often cook Japanese food?
Susan	:	Not so much lately. I'm busy. But I used to cook often in Australia.
Katoo	:	Can you buy ingredients for Japanese food in Australia?
Susan	:	Yes. There is a Japanese department store. So I can buy them there.