5 MUST-KNOW phrases when Traveling to Japan 🇯🇵
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- Опубліковано 12 чер 2023
- Who’s traveling to Japan soon?🤭✈️💕 These 5 phrases will help you get by in so many different situations!
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These are phrases that i know even though i don't travel..... thanks to anime 😂
same bro
Same lmao
Same 😭
wait really? just from anime? Like they say these phrases in Japanese animation?
Your not alone lul
Anime has taught me the basic skills to survive in Japan!
Good to know! 😂
Just as long as you remember the polite versions. Characters in anime usually drop off the polite bit, eg. Arigato instead of arigatogozaimasu. Whenever in doubt, use the longer version
@@zareien2290 Doesn't really matter too much so long as it isnt a very formal situation like in a business meeting and especially not as a tourist. They'll just be happy that you're not speaking english.
@@BusterBossJR Well actually 🤓
When a foreigner speaks japanese they get a system error in their brains
Almost every foreigner UA-camr from Japan says that
@@f4h5s38 wdym
@@zareien2290 *arigatou-arigatougozaimasu
Sumimasen is also really helpful for the train/subway/bus! If you need to get through or get off and there are people in your way, just say "sumimasen," and people will literally part like the red sea and let you get through (if it's not packed like sardines, granted 🤣)
@@kawaiidesuwa1055 ごめんなさい is usually more for apologizing is it not? I feel like just ごめん would be enough in that situation.
when I visited japan a man from the subway walked me for an hour to my hostel everyone was so lovely
@@candidapple Same, I was visibly lost in Shinjuku and this dude in a kimono walked me all the way to the station I was looking for, which was like a mile away
hhhhhhh like sardine
Gomen is more casual, while sumimasen/suimasen is more versatile @@noahnas1587
Haha went to Japan in April and these were the only Japanese words I needed, people there are so helpful and kind to foreigners. I hope I can go back one day.
hm, i've heard very different.
You can also add "toire de nomitai desu kara" before saying "toire arimasu ka" to make it extra polite.
@@diyambarcil2310okay just let people travel and have fun it doesn't really matter
@@unknownjvkxwell hearing things on the internet are usually different from experiencing them irl..
@@Baryccyondamn I actually went there last week and people were especially cold towards me Japan is not as godly as u think
I like how simple you keep your videos. Quick and informative. Could've made use of them before going to Japan a long time ago xD
I’ve been taking lessons on Duolingo and now I can actually recognize some of the hiragana now and it makes me weirdly happy
Same!! I was surprised that I could read it hiragana
Saaame
me too!! i've been on a different app learning it but i'll never get tired of the feeling of recognising stuff that i didn't know, like, two weeks ago :') progress feels great tbh. good luck with your duolingo lessons!!
duolingo made learning Hiragana so much easier.
duolingo doesnt teach you about some basic concepts, so make sure to use other sources even if they are just the internet. example, duo didnt even teach me about particles and it make structuring basic sentences really hard!
This is…. Actually very helpful. Screw duolingo, I’m just gonna go through this channel
You made me motivated to learn japanese
I love your content!
You make it so easy to learn basic Japanese phrases, lots of love and support to you!!
Arigato gozaimasu!
Arigato gozaimasu ☺️🫶🏻
This might be the best teaching video I've ever seen, that's enough to atleast get by for a day or two with not much else. 10/10
I was just in Japan 🇯🇵 during Christmas visiting a couple churches with our ministry and I definitely learned a few of these while I was there ! Haha
As someone learning Japanese, I'm proud to say I knew all of them!
A Japanese friend told me another must know is - baka gaijin desu
Japanese Comedian Meshida San
@@luckytai-lan2166 Hai
I really like Japan because when they talk in Japanese it feels so respectful and polite ❤
Ha ha ha, If you understand what they are saying you will know if they are being polite or not. They can also say what sounds like kind words but is really an insult.
In Portuguese we can call someone's attention saying "Com licença", which is a Portuguese version of Latim "licentia, ae" which means "please, give me permission".
We use it in a lot of ways, for example, to get someone's attention, to ask something, to interrupt someone, to enter a room or house, to pass Through a Crowd, to take something that is in someone else hands, etc.
I shall learn Japanese, so that one day I can experience the culture. 🙂
I love that she pops in the frame and out quickly. So cute.
Imagine mixing all of these up and you say "toire onegaishimasu" 💀
Toire simmimasen
and they would still point you to the toilet, because it is still understandable😂😂
These are super helpful! Thank you for sharing 😊
'Daijoobu desu' was one phrase I didn't know, but found out to be extremely helpful. Best example: Konbinis putting your single can of soda into a bag - Daijoobu = please for gods sake stop putting everything into single plastic bags!
That outro makes me smile every time :D thank you
I never get what yes says at the end 😢
Yay! Regular content is back!
she broke up with her boyfriend so she was busy finding another tall white skin colored eyed foreigner. She always has time to rejet those good hearted asian guys and non-white foreigners though! So dont you worry!
I appreciate the brevity of your lessons. Quick and to the point!🌸
So thankful for these videos and your cheeriness! Excited to visit Japan soon!
your videos are helpful for learning Japanese thank you ❤
If you were in my city i would take japanese courses for sure ! Seem fun to learn with a teacher like you 💁🏻♀️😊
I survived on "____ wa doko deska?" That phrase saved my butt time and time again. Asking for directions or where something is helped more times than I can count.
The hardest part is finding someone to speak Japanese with 😓
Arigatoo gozaimasu sensei❤
Very useful video for me
Within 2 or 3 years I will come to Japan😃🇯🇵
I’m hoping to travel to Japan in a few years- your channel is making me more and more confident I can be respectful and have fun!
Please do more of this! It's really helpful
I LOVE that I already knew these
i love how you also explain the grammer-great video thanks!
I love your content...I'm learning japanese for 3 weeks now and you are such a big help. ありがとうごさいます😊
What is the difference between Onegaishimasu and Kudasai ?
I'm not sure but I think kudasai has a more "begging" under meaning?
I'm really not sure, I'm not fluent in Japanese
Kudasi is a more formal way mainly used as giving instruction
@@xuehua__ Eh, I don't think this is necessarily right.
"Kudasai" is often used (at work/school, for example) to make requests that are really more like diplomatically phrased orders by people who have authority over you. As in, ~te kudasai (please [do this thing]). So I think you need to be a bit more careful when using it, particularly with strangers.
If anything, onegaishimasu has the more "begging" quality to it, at least as far as I understand it (I'm not a native speaker, either), whereas kudasai makes the request a bit more assertively.
Then there's douzo, which is "please" in the sense of inviting something you're pretty sure they want to do anyway (as in "please go ahead," "please make yourself comfortable," and so on).
@@joshdaniels2363 thank you for correcting me !
They are both used for making a request and are _usually interchangeable_ depending on how you use them in a sentence.
_Onegaishimasu_ is considered “more polite” but it really depends on the context.
Better just search for a more detailed explanation. Try something like “お願いします vs ください” as your search keywords. 💕
You should also be able to count a bit.
Not ichi, ni, san, etc.
Hitsu, Futatsu (at least). Point at the menu, say Futatsu Onegaishimasu (2 of these please)
If you say NI onegashimasu, they will look at you and pretend you speak a language that they never heard. If you say stuff wrong they will NOT understand you. Its a bit ridiculous but just get used to it.
I prefer the french approach...being so proud of their language that they prefer tourists speak badly broken French than fluent English.
Just btw, one is "Hitotsu" not "Hitsu."
Hitotsu (one), Futatsu (two), Mittsu (three), Yottsu (four), Itsutsu (five), Rottsu (six), Nanatsu (seven, this one is actually the same), Yattsu (eight), Kokonotsu (9), and they really don't have one of those for 10 and up. These are really only used for counting dates or certain objects, and do not apply to everything (eg: flat objects late plates or sheets of paper are counted using -mai rather than -tsu). Off the top of my head there is -tsu, -mai, -banme, -ko, -hon, -hiki, -satsu, -dai, -bun/hun, -kai, and -nin. There's waaay more though, all of those are very common and pretty necessary if you go to Japan for an extended period of time.
TL;DR One is "Hitotsu" not "Hitsu" and Japanese counting gets pretty convoluted lol
@@black_nyello7663isn't 6 called mutsu or something? i've never heard of Rottsu.
@@savn7628 Ahh you're right, that's my bad. I believe Rottsu is a specific dialect but I don't remember where from (I've had multiple Japanese teachers over the years, so I tend to accidentally use sentences that are a mix of dialects without intending to).
@@black_nyello7663 Thought the exact same thing. And i've also heard 六つ【むっつ】being used for 6 (things).
Simple and quick videos with useful informations. Thank you for the high quality videos ❤
This covers 90% of everything you‘ll ever Need when You‘re traveling for a few weeks, and it gets you EVERYWHERE! Just this tiny amount makes japanese People happy because of the Effort you did for their Language!
あなたはとてもきれいですね❤
あなたのフェスブックお名前は何ですか
thank you for making these kinda videos! Arigatoo gozaimasu!
Thanks for breaking down the syntax
She is so amazing to do this. I may never travel there but I do want to. Also learning Japanese with her is a great way to understand anime better without reading the subtitles
You probably won’t see this but just letting you know what you do is very appreciated!!! Japanese feels a little less intimidating because of you 😊
I'm ready to go to Japan this October. (My first time) 😁🙏🏻
Yess! That’s so exciting! I hope you enjoy the trip ☺️🫶🏻
@@NihongoDekita I have some Japanese friends waiting for me. So, I don't need hotel. A good point financially. 😊👍🏻
I know rules either.
I’m going in September, my first time too! So excited 🎉
@@asmirnaut Great ! But I heard September is a little hotter. No?
@@pokemonpeluchetv yeah I heard that too but looked up average temperatures and I’m ok with it. It’s also a more convenient time for my husband and I to take off from work
I'm gonna order my food like this in America.
Just point at what I want and stare at the waiter and whimper "please..."
Your charisma is off the chart
Im so glad you are back! Honeslty, your videos have been helping me so much with my japanese! I have been improving a lot because of you :)❤
Oh I know other phrase for travelers.. it's "Toire wa doko desuka?".. Which means "Where is toilet?" if I'm not mistaken😅.. correct me if I'm wrong
It's good.
I'm Japanese. I often say "Toire wa doko desuka?"
@@mozuku99jp wahh.. glad to know a fellow Japanese replying and agreeing with me.. and thank God I'm right.. hehe.. anyway thanks for the confirmation
It’s “Where’s the toilet?” You need a “the” in there. Preferably though, you might want to say, “Where’s the restroom?” or “Where’s the washroom?”
In Japanese too. It’s a bit weird to hear someone ask, “トイレはどこですか？” I’d rather have them say “お手洗いはどこですか？” 💕
@@user-iv8ex1ek4j I live in England and I've used "Where's the toilet" all my life and it's never been a problem.
@@noahnas1587 Yeah, _in England._ Aren’t we talking about Japan here?
I am in love when I see any of your videos❤
Nicely done! Very helpful!
You know it is a wholesome day when Sayaka Sensei uploads.
I love Japan. I wish to go there someday.
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I love this channel. Makes me wanna learn japanese. I wish there was channel like this for korean.
→ _Korean with Ina_
Wooohoo!! Love these easy to understand videos. Plus it helped I knew them all except one which was cool.
Thanks for telling it slower the second time, it helps :D
Imagine being at an airport and saying "Toire arimas ka?"
So that will better fit in a restaurant or any other establishment.
Or simply ask "Toire wa doko?"
It is more universally suitable, of course considering there is a toilet at the concerned location.
*said location
But you’re right about using _doko_ instead. And it’s probably better to add “desu ka” at the end.
@@user-iv8ex1ek4j you may add it but since it isn't a complete conversation and doesn't need to be too formal so I don't think that is necessary though
@@ShinichiKudoQatnip When asking a stranger (which should be obvious in this video), it’s _always_ a good idea to be *polite.*
Besides, where in the world “desu ka” is considered to be “too polite”? It’s polite, sure, but it’s not something “too polite”. Something “too polite” would not have “desu” in it.
@@user-iv8ex1ek4j I was just suggesting what duolingo might be teaching but isn't necessary
@@ShinichiKudoQatnip What? What’s Duolingo got to do with anything? If you think being polite is unnecessary, well, that’s up to you. I just thought it’s human decency.
I've learned more japanese in this short than Duolingo has taught me 😭
Oh! The way you highlighted "toire" and "restroom" in phrase #3 was really helpful 👌
Isn't this her post after a long time, glad to see she's back, love to see her teaching style👍
No idea if i will ever be able to visit Japan, but ...amazing, to see such a happy women ❤
I just watched this and this is so helpful I finally know Japenise! Thanks to you❤
Thanks for the awesome shorts. Greetings from germany.
I will treasure this forever.
Your content and your energy are so fun to watch, even though I’m not really aiming to learn Japanese. I still pick up a few things from you! Thank you for the energetic content🫶 I hope life treats you well and you are happy! You seem so kind🥺
you're so mesmerizing to watch, and very informative too
Another good one is betsubetsu. So useful!
Thank you,, this is helpful
Thank you 🙏 I’ve been trying to learn Japanese through text books but it’s so. Nice to have audible responses
You are a very smart teacher and UA-camr🎉
Excellently distilled Japanese! Fun to see all these phrases back that we learned in Intro to Japanese in high school!
I could watch an entire video of you just saying "mite kurete arigato" It sounds so cute!
Thank you for sharing❤❤❤
I love this I lived in Japan for 5 years and learned the language, because of the military 😊
These are pretty handy to know yeah thx
I've had it where I've said "Toire" by the time I said that they knew what I wanted. It helped that I had a panic in my voice too.
I've also pulled up a picture, pointed to it, and said "Kore wa arimasu ka" essentially "Do you have this".
Very helpful. Arigato gosaimasu!
I love these short and helpful videos! 😃
Thanks a whole lot i wished I had a personal tutor for Japanese
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Thank you so much your every video is so amazing and knowledgeable ❤
I knew 4/5, I'm proud of myself!
Thank you for this🙏
Thank you 🙏😊❤
Love your energy!
You're really pretty and i love your voice!!!!!!! You really are helpful!!!👌👌👌👌
Ive travelled japan several times now and shes 100% right, i must of used these 5 phrases more than anything, and im self learning atm, but these are deff the 5 i would tell someone to learn, also gomen nasai but otherwise these
You are a great teacher!
私は日本出身なのでこれらのことはすべて知っていますが、他の人にこれらのことを言ってくれてありがとう！❤
Very well presentation ❤
Im planning a trip to Japan in april, a long time bucket list, and this is where im starting. Im learning some japanese, but this is great.
One visit is never enough for Japan. If you have a chance to go, GO!
the way you spoke so fast at the end scared me i wasnt ready for it
Thanks for making these videos
I like the sneaky 観てくれてありがとう at the end.
Useful and easy enough atleast for me
Interesting. The app I am using is teaching "kudosai" as in "ocha to mizu, kudosai."
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Already familiar through Anime but thanks the explanation was really helpful ❤
thank you sayaka!
😂I love seeing you act these scenes
you are honestly the best