10 JAPANESE Phrases Every Traveler Should Know (Basic Japanese)

[@davesterchele2679]

Greetings 0:40 Thank you / You're welcome 5:37 Excuse me 8:21 How much is this 8:57 Where is the toilet 9:04 I'm sorry 9:23 Please (asking for) 9:49 Please (offering something) 10:40 Colors 10:25 Yes/No 11:11 Do you speak English 11:23 Where is___ 12:09 Directional words/phrases 13:39 Shopping phrases 14:32 Counting 15:52 Do you have ___ 16:59

[@xohyuu]

Greetings 0:40 お早[はよ]う御座[ござ]いますohayoːgozaimas｡ 今日[こんにち]はkonnichiwa｡ 今晩[こんばん]はkombang'wa｡ 元気[げんきgengki]｡ さようならsayoːnara｡ じゃねjyane｡ Thank you / You're welcome 5:37 有[あ]り難[がど]う御座[ござ]いますarigatoːgozaimas｡ 有り難うarigatoː｡ 有り難う御座いましたarigatoːgozaimasita｡ どう致[いた]しましてdoːitasimasite｡ いいえiie｡ 大丈夫[だいじょうぶ]ですdaizyoːbudes｡ 気[き]に為[し]ないでkini sinaide｡ Excuse me 8:21 済[す]みませんsumimaseng｡ 済みません､ 此[こ]れは何[なん]ですかkorewa nandeska｡ How much is this 8:57 済みません､ 此れは幾[いく]らですかikuradeska｡ Where is the toilet 9:04 済みません､ トイレは何処[どこ]ですかtoirewa dokodeska｡ I'm sorry 9:23 御免為[ごめんな]さいgomennasai｡ Please (asking for) 9:49 お願[ねが]い為[し]ますonegaisimas·oneng'aisimas｡ Please (offering something) 10:40 Colors 10:25 赤[あか]をお願い為ますakao …｡ 青[あおao]､ 黄色[きいろkiiro]､ 黒[くろkuro]､ 白[しろsiro] どうぞdoːzo｡ はいhai｡ いいえiie｡ 英語[えいご]を話[はな]しますかeːgo'o hanasimaska｡ Yes/No 11:11 Do you speak English 11:23 はい､ 話しますhai,hanasimas｡ いいえ､話しませんiie,hanasimaseng｡ 少[すこ]し話しますskosi hanasimas｡ Where is___ 12:09 …は何処[どこ]ですかwa dokodeska｡ トイレは何処ですかtoirewa dokodeska｡ 新宿駅[しんじゅくえき]は何処ですかsinjyukuekiwa dokodeska｡ Directional words/phrases 13:39 此処koko あそこasoko 反対[はんたいhantai] 反対側[はんたいがわhantaigawa]､角[かどkado] 真っ直ぐ[まっすぐmat'sgu] 行[い·ゆ]くiku·yuku 行ってitte 行きなさいikinasai 右[みぎmigi] 左[ひだりhidari] 済[す]みませんsmimaseng､ 新宿駅[しんじゅくえき]は何処[どこ]ですかsinzyukuekiwa dokodeska｡ 此処[ここ]を真[ま]っ直[す]ぐ行[い]ってkokowo mat'sgu itte､ 右[みぎ]に曲[ま]がってmigini magatte､ 左側[ひだりがわ]に在[あ]りますhidarini arimas｡ Shopping phrases 14:32 此[こ]れを下[くだ]さいkoreo kudasai｡ 此[こ]れは幾[いく]らですかkorewa ikuradeska｡ 此[こ]れを一[ひと]つ下[くだ]さいkoreo hitots kudasai｡ Counting 15:52 一[ひと]つhitots 二[ふた]つhutats 三[みっ]つmits 一[いちitsi·ichi]､ 二[にni]､ 三[さんsang] 四[しsi·よんyon·yong] 五[ごgo] 六[ろくroku] 七[しちsitsi･ななnana] 八[はちhatsi] 九[きゅうkyuː･くku] 十[じゅうzyuː･じっzit] Do you have _ 16:59 …は在[あ]りますかwa arimaska｡ 在[あ]りませんarimaseng｡ お茶[ちゃ]は在[あ]りますかotsyawa arimaska｡ 在[あ]りますarimas｡ | Пусть наш Бог хранит Үкраїну.

[@rutherfordmylerang5278]

Thanks, very helpful

[@jdtoledo]

You're a legend.

[@andresrizal125]

arigatou gozaiamas for this

[@tuhang19]

Thanks so much!!

[@PamelaProPeace]

You two should have been language teachers!!! So engaging! (And I say this as someone who is a qualified teacher of English as a foreign language). Your presentation was fun and educational at the same time. You involved your students, repeated the words - very necessary - without being boring.And got us to repeat them too! 👏 I really enjoyed this video - it made me smile 👏 I truly think you have a gift. Please give us more of these lessons.

[@TabiEats]

Thank you 🙏

[@trishpedz885]

Your presentation was well thought out. Please make more language educational videos for learners of Japanese and for Japs who need to level-up on their English. Your cultural sensitive presentations are effective and fun! From an English professor and former ESL teacher of Nagasaki scholars 😊

[@khamal89]

@@TabiEats Agree with the above. Why don't you make more videos like this one?

[@sammy69831]

Hai! Onegaishimasu 🤗 We need more 💜💜💜😊

[@Sweetwaterdream]

One phrase i felt useful was “o-mochi kaeri de ii desu ka” (can i take that to go/take away) and at macdonalds they will ask o mochi kaeri desu ka (do want that to go/take away). Also when restaurants ask “nan mei sama desu ka” its asking “how many is in your group for seating” and learning the way to count people to respond(hitori (alone), futari (two people), sannin, yonin, gonin etc.). Counting people is one of the few counters i think that learning is very handy in japan!

[@TabiEats]

Ahhh that’s true. Take away is one they ask often

[@siobhanrose1680]

Tennai de onegai shimasu, would be have here?

[@Moonlight-mz7mu]

Thank you!

[@JoseSanchez-io3gh]

As a Spanish language teacher, I sincerely congratulate both of you.

[@carolineb7127]

I have only visited Japan once in late 2019, hope to visit again! I had about 2 and a half months to prepare for my trip and did online Japanese learning. There is no way I could have managed a conversation, but it was so helpful! I visited a museum and it was very (very) quiet and then... I dropped my change purse and made an almighty racket (well it felt like that in the silent museum). A few people looked at me aghast. I said "sumimasen gomennasai" and their demeanour changed immediately and I was met with smiles.

[@lainey7123]

😊

[@victorwaddell6530]

I was a US Navy Operations Specialist from 1985 to 1995 . I served two years as an MP in Yokosuka , Japan . Daijobu ?

[@anhw3303]

You should do a series of basic phrases in situations such as restaurants, konbini, dept store etc 😊

[@TabiEats]

Great ideas!

[@ProjectsHalfDone]

Just got back from my first trip to Japan and this video was one of the most helpful ones I watched. You really hit the absolute essentials. I used every single phrase you all covered and was able to communicate on my own (without google translate) way more than I expected and even got a compliment on my pronunciation. THANK YOU!!

[@thetraveler7931]

I started watching you guys pre-pandemic as I was planning a trip for my family to Japan. Multiple cancellations later we will finally be spending June traveling through Japan. So excited to finally get to experience some of the Japan you showcase and glad for this video for a few words (I will study more Japanese before we go). Thanks for keeping our dream of visiting Japan alive while the world dealt with so much.

[@quinnhouk5369]

Aw lucky. Take me with you

[@kaydenkross7329]

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[@heathbar8015]

How was it? Hope y'all had a wonderful time. Hoping to do the same next year.

[@thetraveler7931]

@@heathbar8015 we are leaving today for home. It was everything and more!

[@heathbar8015]

@@thetraveler7931 have a safe flight! So glad you and your family were able to make such memories

[@mpatberg7623]

When I was able to visit Germany, learning many basics was invaluable. From asking directions, using simple everyday words, and learning basic cultural manners/expectations, these help us to be ambassadors for our country.

[@kathrinschmidt-ks-wohndesi584]

And we really appreciate the effort when visitors try to speak german. So please never feel embarassed or insecure to say something in german just try and most of us know what you mean. We know our language is one of the most complicated when it comes to grammar.

[@PERKY106]

valuebale*

[@catalinacurio]

After hello please and thank you my main concern is saying help me I’m lost. 😊

[@Drumming_Monkey]

I am always very impressed by every visitor who tries to speak German. It is such a difficult language to learn and is very much appreciated by (most) Germans. So, thank you for your effort! :)

[@jasonkearney5295]

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[@mindysmom6132]

Konnichiwa boys! I love this so very much! I love how you’re both taking the time to explain proper pronunciation of each word. Love it!!

[@blurnobody]

This was brilliant! The explanation on wrong stressors and the number of syllables is great. The colloquial use of different phrases is wonderful. Thank you! 😊

[@alabamagroundcoversolution2232]

As with French

[@RadiantTwilight]

Thanks for clarifying the Arigato gozaimashita, i thought it was just an even more formal thanks, but I guess I have always used it the right way intuitively as a substitute for sayonara as the final interaction. Almost never heard Sayonara though, it seems that nowadays it is a little overdramatic and almost means Goodbye Forever

[@danafalk1532]

I'm grateful you are helping me learn to speak with street food vendors (after you've introduced us all to awesome foods!) Would you teach us phrases uniquely helpful for street food experiences (as opposed to sit-down restaurants?) Like if something looks good but you're not sure whether it's sweet or savory? If you'd like a napkin? If you want small vs. large size? To try a few of each?

[@TabiEats]

Thanks for the suggestion. We will do some research and see if we can do one for street food.

[@se-iw5tj]

Thanks!

[@TabiEats]

Thank you so so much.

[@AynenMakino]

I love that you're doing language too now! I reckon it'd be fun to also integrate it into food videos, so you learn contextually. Good job on this one!

[@chuckiepeoples]

You guys are great. I liked how y’all “listened” to the audience.

[@artonion420]

We are watching this vid every morning to prepare for our trip to Japan in October. You guys are the cutest.

[@TabiEats]

Thank you!

[@480pvibes]

My favorite phrase when I went in 2018 was “おすすめはなんですか？” (Osusume wa nan desu ka?”) which means “What do you recommend?” This was very helpful when the menu was hard. I didn’t know much Kanji at the time, and there were no photos or English in sight.

[@KarmaFlight]

I appreciate you breaking down the pronunciation.

[@HikaruRain]

I loved this little refresher. I had forgotten some of this so it was nice to get reminded. I would love more videos like this. I am so busy most times that I do not have time to study much anymore. Or watch movies and other media in Japanese to keep my ears tuned.

[@gary7466]

This is definitely one of the best and most practical videos introducing some basic Japanese phrases. Good job. Arigato gozaimasu.

[@TabiEats]

Thank you too!

[@shannondore]

Yes! I was hoping you would do a video like this. I've already learned so many words and phrases from watching you guys already but this was wonderful. Thank you for explaining the different ways to say things and the right things to say to certain people. I never knew about how you shouldn't talk casual to people you don't know well. I found that very interesting. The level of respect the Japanese have for each other is so lovely. Thanks again guys! Can't wait for the restaurant video.❤😊

[@HenryFL1]

We have always wondered how you guys order the food that you video. As a tourist we are somewhat intimidated when entering a restaurant mostly for locals.Thanks for the lesson and look forward to more videos that will help tourists such as us communicate better with people in Japan !

[@BiffJohnsonIII]

You guys are extremely helpful as well as the cutest couple on the internet. Subscribed.

[@TabiEats]

Thanks so much!

[@benofavalon7121]

Thank you so much for these, guys - these phrases seem very relevant, and helpful 😊 I am travelling to Japan (Tokyo, Kyoto and Osaka) for the first time this april, so I am currently trying to learn what I can - I am going on a guided group-tour, so I will not be alone, but still, I think it would be great (and respectful) to be able to say at least a few things myself 😊

[@TabiEats]

You'll have a wonderful time!

[@jackcummins2275]

Such a polite and civilised sounding language

[@kitkatpona]

Love this! I wrote down everything in my book to take next month. Love that you take the time to pronounce everything with the English subtitles and with humor; laughed at several places. Thank you both!

[@kirangaillard1238]

Me too ! Arigatou !

[@nikkdawg03]

Really enjoyed this format! Really casual and your personalities made this really easy and fun to learn

[@TabiEats]

Thank you 🙏

[@livingwithpurpose7304]

Arigatou gozaimasu. This has been so helpful! Your presentation is well thought out, practical and clear. The format of the two of you hits a perfect chord!

[@TabiEats]

Thanks so much!

[@loogowoo7039]

I like the way you took the time to explain how things are pronounced, that's the beauty of other languages, with english you can't correct or explaining how things should be pronounced without being seen as rude. There is an entire tier of the English language (broken english) that technically is English spoken wrong due to the culture of not being allowed to correct or explain to non-native speakers of the language.

[@marjiealda1151]

I’ve been learning Japanese through Doulingo for the last 244 days and I’m so happy to have stumbled in your channel. I was so giddy that I’ve applied all what I’ve learned. Will sure check your other tips. The Japanese characters are still kinda hard for me to learn though but learning the basic words are truly entertaining. Keep your videos coming please. Domo arigatou gozaimasu. 🙇‍♀️

[@lilianthesunshine4523]

Guys great video. Very helpful for my next trip to Japan next spring. Thanks!

[@janiegarcia]

Happy to see you guys thank you gus for teaching this stuff we allneed to learn new thing good bless you both Janie R Garcia from lakewood california.

[@boardthenplay8878]

This is fantastic! Thank you so much. Due to visit Japan in the coming weeks and this is most helpful.

[@Drrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrl]

This video rocks! I've been extremely enthusiastic about learning! This helped me fixed a lot of mistakes I was making!

[@ivorykeyed]

Excellent tutorial for those starting out. I’ve been learning Japanese since December for an upcoming trip to Japan. Early on, I quickly learned just how fast cadenced the Japanese language can be. The two most useful phrases for me are: “ わかりません” and “ゆっくり繰り返していただけますか”.

[@fredw3491]

I really loved this video! This is valuable information to be ready to go to Japan. Thank you so much for this. I always learn so much from you guys! Arigato Gozaimasu!

[@vanadee1618]

You gentlemen make so much of what we are here.

[@colinmathie2710]

This video was really useful, can you do more of them?

[@TabiEats]

More coming soon

[@J3unG]

I have enjoyed your channel for a few years now and I think this addition to teach your viewers simple Japanese language phrases is quite awesome. Thank you. Would you please also add how to write and read kanji of the simple phrases as well. I am planning a trip to Japan within the next year and want to be familiar with as many aspects of communicating in Japanese as I can. The additions for your format with language will help to that regard. Keep going!!

[@froilanreyes7393]

Thank you!! What a timing from both of you, we're from Canada and we're leaving for Japan on April 4. Gee we wish we can meet you in Tokyo, but that's really a wishful thinking. Got our JR pass for 14 days!! We're excited!

[@barbaraelrod2336]

Love how you break things down and slow down the pronunciation. Thank you!!!

[@gacchan]

Great video! Oh my gosh the "don't touch my moustache" trick! I remember that from first year Japanese in college.

[@pikakerose]

cute video im fortunate my grandparents only spoke japanese so when i went to japan i could understand but was amazed how many spoke english

[@brendenn7773]

Please teach Japanese on u tube. You guys are very good and explain well for us learners to understand by giving samples along the way. ❤❤

[@TabiEats]

Thanks so much

[@miltonkwock7538]

I love this exercise! I would repeat after you and wait for your approval...

[@sw33tm3]

I took 2 years of Japanese in college and forgot most of it… visiting japan soon for the first time, this is super helpful! A great refresher, arigatou gozaimashita!

[@oakland439]

I love this. It's so helpful for you to elaborate a bit on what the words actually mean instead of just the phrases -- I have the hardest time remembering entire phrases but seeing the patterns w/ recurring words really help. thank you!

[@debracantrell1058]

Thank you for sharing this video with us all l learn a lot take care stay safe 😘😘❤️💯🌈😍🤩🥰

[@kathrinschmidt-ks-wohndesi584]

Wow this was super helpful. Me and my husband are learning japanese right now and it is great to hear the correct pronounciation from locals. This is what i find the most difficult to know when to pronounce the u for example and when not. Thanks so much for teaching us. ありがとうございます

[@xohyuu]

Kathrin Schmidt - KS-Wohndesign, danke schön m(_ _)m | Миру мир!

[@Karess8701]

This was the most helpful video I've watched about learning phrases. I appreciate the way you described the sentence structures, the sound pronunciations, and used multiple examples. 10 out of 10! I would take your class if you were teaching, Thank you!

[@jazi-san4459]

Glad you guys got into pronunciation! Love the teamwork! Keep it up.

[@7passionstar]

Practical and fun! Thank you so much! 🥰

[@carolynk5316]

Love these language lessons. I know words but phrases are so valuable. Also love hearing the accents and how it is supposed to sound. More please!

[@lionnn1233]

I like this language. Japan is on my list of places to visit and I’m looking forward to learning the basics to enhance my experience and to be respectful to the culture and history of Japan.

[@staceywoodson8203]

I spent two years in Japan when I was younger. My husband really wants to go and while I know he can get around ok without knowing japanese, I've been trying to reach him some. I am not fluent but I know a lot of basic words/phrases and can have simple conversation and get around ok. I've been teaching him about ediquite in Japan. This is a great video that I think will make it easier for him to understand and pronounce things. Thank you for this.

[@MichaelSanchez-nv6dc]

Just got back from visiting Tokyo, Osaka and Okinawa. Was blown away by the Japanese culture and I’m very intrigued at dedicating myself to learning the language at least in its very simple phrases like in this clip. This is so cool. Thanks guys!

[@earljacobTV]

You guys are so natural! that was very informative and entertaining at the same time!

[@yumi-gc8oz]

I really love how you guys teach, i did really enjoyed this video and i learned too. Arigatou gozaimasu!

[@TabiEats]

Thank you! Stay tuned for the next one

[@scottc1709]

Thank you for teaching us this. Hope to go Japan one day!!

[@NellieKAdaba]

I feel the same. My mother has been there several times for work.

[@peterjake9621]

Hi Guys, today’s Video was really good and helpful. Enjoyed taking part in the translations. Arigato Have a great weekend 😀👍

[@joycekorvick3369]

Thank you. I'm learning Japanese beginner this was great.

[@martinkerr7009]

OMG this is AMAZING!!!! Arigato gozaimasu 🙏🙏🙏 Can't wait for the next edition, and so excited for our trip in 4 weeks 😊

[@eddyinsandiego]

Maybe you should to hand gestures. They are so different, and always takes me time to remember them when I go back to Japan.

[@tsingshan]

I love you guys! I first stumbled across your channel when I was researching for a trip to Amsterdam! Love that video! We even went to a few places and tried food that you recommended! 🙂 Now, I'm planning a trip to Japan this November/December and I'm glad to see this video! I always want to at least learn a few simple phrases before I visit a country and this is certainly very helpful! Thanks!!

[@JoseGonzTravels]

I’ll he visiting Japan next week! Very useful video guys!

[@TheKiwiphotopapi]

Japanese will know you are a gaijin for obvious reasons , even when you try to say the word for apologies or say thank you , they laughed and smile , because at least you are trying , and I love that from Japanese, always a small bow and grabbing everything with two hands when you giving or getting an object , love u guys ❤

[@ianchang7150]

We already have schedule for Japan Tokyo tour end of November 2023. This is helpful

[@ellessax]

Thank you both. I have been learning Japanese for my trip and this was very helpful. The correct pronunciation especially. I was given a large chart on Japanese counting and you made me laugh remembering this ! I am learning hiragana at the moment! Looking forward to the next lesson 😊

[@ovechkin100]

I love how you are giving phrases that all travellers should know, then tell us genki, and elaborate that we wont ever actually need it because its only for people who know eachother well... fabulous and well thought out information.

[@TaiguRyu]

It's also useful to know what not to say. ❤

[@mscharlienaomi]

I love how you are paying close attention and giving well thought out feed back 🎉🎉 Konnichiwa is hello. Unfortunately, You may have missed when he said “Just like in other languages there are many ways to say Hello. FOR EXAMPLE: a super casual way of saying hello is “genk?i” [or Yah], but I do want to point out that this is for people who know each other well. Since I can tell you are so into LEARNING English and Japanese… “O genki desu ka” is How are you? - saying only “Genki” would be like saying “whats up”. & since the example he gave included you being a visitor and have never met these people, the polite thing to do would be to say “hello” and not a super casual what’s up because these are not your friends or people you know well. Since you are on this page watching a video about learning phrases … it’s ok to learn about what you may HEAR when others around you are speaking a language that is new to you. Hope you found this helpful and well thought out 🙏🏽

[@porkstamina]

Bro got triggered by learning something extra

[@Island_Me]

You guys did an incredible job! You covered spelling, pronunciation, explanation, situations in which you'd use the word/phrase, etc. Please do more! I'd love this to be an ongoing thing! ☺

[@bookiemeow173]

Loved this video! Wow learning Japanese with you two is great!!

[@thecleeze6359]

Thank you for your video. I think this video contains some very useful language, though it might be a little advanced for casual travelers. 'Right' and 'left' may be difficult to remember, and the direction related words. If you missed anything, I'd say, "Mo ichido itte o kudasai", 'can you point (in the direction)', and maybe 'a little slower please (as in, can you please say it a little slower)'. I'd say to any traveler, you will be asked if you want a bag at transactions, and you will also be asked if you have a 'point card'. I'm not sure what the best polite 'no' response is to these questions, so I've been using 'daijoubu'. If you want to do more of these, what I'd like to know how to say properly is: If I walk into a hotel, "Do you have any rooms available?". Translate programs seem to fail at this one, and I think I'm getting the impression there's a sort of slang for this that I'm not getting.

[@meakimon]

Super helpful! Arigatou gozaimasu!^^ We're leaving for Japan next weekend, so even if we study, it's always good to have phrases in our back pocket.^^

[@karaleea1671]

cool love leaning different languages.

[@Musouka3]

1:02 English doesn't normally have double sounds (pepper is pronounced something like "peh·pr" with the pp just serving as spelling). This probably why many of those who speaks English as a native language pronounce the n only once in こんにちは and tend to pronounce 待ってください as "mate kudasai". Vowel sounds are also longer in English and stress is stronger than pitch accent so these contribute to the more varied rhythm.

[@miamatas7237]

I'm staying in Japan for 3 months and have been dreading to learn it. But this was so much fun!

[@CapriKoRn]

I love this, please do more. Arigatou!

[@RosinaBogdanovich]

omg i like this guys so much! they have such a nice vibe!

[@j211-f]

It's named: 10 japanese phrases, but took us through all the daily situations with context. ありがとうございます 🙏

[@GreenVoyagerr]

Thank you these are very useful phrases ❤

[@TabiEats]

Glad to hear they are helpful!

[@dianahdz926]

Awesome video !!!! Counting down 2 more weeks until we arrive to Japan 🇯🇵

[@hrhkee]

Best lessons I have had

[@phengov943]

Very good tips, will be in Japan in less than 3 weeks and this will be beneficial for my travels and tips on right pronunciation was great @tabieats 😊👍

[@TabiEats]

Enjoy your time here!

[@TripsWithTykes]

Super helpful! I studied Japanese for several years in high school but a few decades later, I've forgotten most of it. Watched this to brush up on the basics in preparation for an upcoming trip to Japan. Much appreciated.

[@TabiEats]

Glad it was helpful!

[@se-iw5tj]

I enjoyed this video very much. Could you please make more “how to” videos on public transportation from the airport, on using an ATM machine…just to name a few. Thank you.

[@cheryl7784]

Great video! 👍I hope you’ll consider doing more of these language videos for travelers. Useful tips on Japanese Etiquette would also be helpful. Thank you!

[@ClefairyFairySnowflake]

Thank you for making this video! It was very helpful!

[@czarfleet]

Hey thanks so much! Y’all helped my flash card stack quite a lot!\

[@lavernejones4471]

Hi guys. I found this very helpful for the purpose of just learning the basics. I have no plans to travel anywhere anytime soon, but I enjoy learning new languages. I would like to learn some emergency phrases, things you might say in case of an emergency. Just curious. 😁 I’m looking forward to the next one. Thanks for sharing. Love from Tennessee . 😊💜

[@pyejammiesfanfic640]

You are very clear and I easy to follow. These phrases will be very helpful on my trip to Japan this year. Arigato gozaimasu.

[@leicha4802]

Looking forward to your next video on Japanese phrases. Great idea and you did it so well. For nonspeaking Japanese, it will be helpful. Good job!

[@TabiEats]

Thank you! 😃

[@kristijones3307]

I’s love more language videos from this channel!! This is fantastic!

[@lyshaw1911]

So helpful!!! Arigatou gozaimasu!😊

[@bluestarfishsea]

Thank you, arigatou gozaimasu! I have a day layover at Narita airport so these will come in so handy 🙏🙏

[@mercedes7087]

really intresting, I´m trying to learn something to speak with my brother wife and my niece, thanks

[@EastWind123]

I love this! Can't wait for the restaurant edition. 🥰

[@Enbyous1313]

My wife and I are going to Japan in ~7 months! We’ de ordered some language books and videos like this are super helpful! We’ll be studying hard between now and our trip, great resource! Subbed!

[@titasmom678]

I'm sure many of us will be keeping track of this episode for future reference. Thank you so much for the class. Have a great day

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Great video, maybe some phrases for shopping? To ask for a different size or color?