Top 20 Travel Phrases You Should Know in Japanese

Hello, how are you? This is Ninjapan News! You ready? - Yeah. Let's get started! And after 7pm, in the evening, you can say Thank you is the casual way of saying thank you. When you say thank you in Japanese, you can bow. Or you can do this. I'm sorry. I was just... And excuse me. In Japanese is Japanese people often say sorry. That's because we also use sorry as thank you. For example, There are two people in the elevator. In this situation, he's saying "Hmm" which means after you. And the woman will say sorry. Thank you. It just means thank you. It doesn't really mean I'm so sorry. We say sorry to show our courtesy. The next situation, the man is saying "Hejjo" which means please have a seat. Just saying thank you is okay too. But if you add sorry, You can show your politeness. - I'm not going to. 6th My name is Ninja. I'm the ninja. - What's your name? - John. So what? - Mike, what's going on? My name is Mike. Tom, please. I'm your father. Sally. I'm Sally. Where is Shibuya Station? Where is it? Tokyo Tower is where? 浅草 は どこですか? What is it? The toilet is where? 8. What is it? What's this? What's this? What is this? When you look up the menu and you don't know what this is, It's from above. What is karaage? - I'm sorry, I was just... Excuse me. What is this? And they'll try to explain like This is bullshit. Chicken, please. Fried chicken. This is Japanese style fried chicken. And if you understand what they say, You can say - I'm not sure. I got it. I got it. I understand that. I'm all right. And if you don't understand, - I got ten. I don't get it. I'm not going to. I don't understand. What's going on? I don't know. 11 years. I'm fine. I'm not going to hurt you. It's all right. I'm fine. I'm not worried. I'm so happy for you. Also means no thanks. So you can use it. If you go to a convenience store and the staff asks you Would you like a plastic bag? - No, I'm not going. No, not at all. Oh and plastic bag in Japanese is You are so beautiful. - It's 12. Do you have Wi-Fi? Is there Wi-Fi? Is there something? Is there a toilet? If you've already searched what you want, You can show it and ask You got this? Do you have it? If you want to buy a T-shirt but the size is only S And you want to ask if they have size L or size M What size are you? - I got 13. How long does it take? How long will it take? It's for time and distance. Next up, I use this a lot when I travel. - It's fourteen. What do you recommend? Recommend means recommend - I got 15. Check in please. Please. Please. So, you can say Check out please. The picture I'll take your picture. Check please Check in Japanese is I'll be your accountant. - I got 16. When you're in a hotel and you're in trouble, You can use this. I can't use the Wi-Fi. Wi-Fi is not welcome. The key is not there. Air conditioner and air conditioning are not welcome. And if the shower is broken, I'm not taking a shower. - I got 17. Can you tell me the password? Password please. You can use this phrase when you're at a cafe, restaurant or hotel. You want to connect Wi-Fi Or you can also use this When you find a girl attractive, Attractive boy and you want to ask their Instagram or Facebook. Instagram please. Please share on Facebook. - I got 18. That's great! If you visit Tokyo and see Tokyo Tower for the first time, You want to say This is awesome! You can say "superb"! And also when you see sky tree, Oh, this is amazing! Okay, another situation. You're at a Japanese restaurant. and the sushi looks so good. Wow, this is amazing! Okay, next one. - I got 19. I had so much fun. I was so excited. You join a tour and after the tour, You want to tell the tour guide That you had so much fun. You enjoyed it a lot. - I got 20. See you later! See you again! You might have heard Bye then さようなら means goodbye. - Bye, now! - I'm going to go. Today, we just learned 20 or more sentences that you can use when you visit Japan. I really hope this video will help you. If you like this video, Please give me. and don't forget to subscribe. And please leave your comment and let me know Where you want to go Or what you want to eat For watching this video, I'll see you very soon. I'm not going to. I'm not going to tell you.