27 MUST-KNOW Phrases used at Japanese Convenience Stores | Basic Japanese FOR TRAVELERS

[@Joedon]

most youtubers dont do the literal translations which are the main way I remember these, thank you. the color coding is great too

[@NormanVargas]

I'm really glad to hear that you find those things helpful! 😄

[@jaad9848]

same. I subscribed solely for this reason

[@YouKnowImRight999]

Another great lesson - thank you. Girls who work in konbini say 'irasshaimase' in such a delightful way it almost seems like they are singing it, and sounds really genuine, even though they have to say it hundreds of times a day! It never fails to make me smile and I always nod to them.

[@rolizgames]

I seriously can't thank you enough for these. I've been learning Japanese for about 5 months and this was an amazing refresher.

[@NormanVargas]

You're very welcome! I'm glad that you found the video helpful! 😁

[@AhmedMohammed-ti7in]

Thank you so much for this you're far better than many Japanese teachers out here

[@NormanVargas]

You're very welcome, and thank you so much! 😁

[@tormodi5925]

Great! Much better than the average "useful phrases" I've seen. Appretiated how effective you presented this and the complete lack of "showboating". Straight to the point. Great you used kana/kanji in addition to romaji.

[@NormanVargas]

Thank you so much for your comment, I'm really happy to hear that you found it helpful! 😁

[@paulbradley2408]

Hi Norman thank you for this video it actually teaches me Japanese, the other videos on KZbin teach the phrase without explaining what the words mean. Please make many more videos like this one where you explain what the words mean and the sentence structure it is excellent. I found this video very helpful for learning basic Japanese.

[@NormanVargas]

Hi! You're very welcome, I'm glad to hear that you find my videos helpful! I'll definitely make more videos like this in the future! 😁

[@fernandoitri1045]

Best gaijin pronunciation on KZbin, congrats!!

[@eleazerix8007]

a lot of minna no nihongo lesson 49 - 50 clearer examples and usage thank you!

[@NormanVargas]

That's great to hear! You're very welcome!

[@lilacianyogapilates]

🫶 This 'typical situation' phrases will be very helpful soon, when visiting Japan 🤞🇯🇵 Hope to see more videos like this one, maybe when ordering at a restaurant, or shopping clothes, etc... ありがとうございます ☺️

[@NormanVargas]

That's really great to hear! Maybe I will make more videos like this in the future! 😄

[@ancientmage2669]

Thank you form Panamá 😊

[@NormanVargas]

You're very welcome! 😁

[@tejalvelani6780]

You made it so interesting !!! ❤ The explanation with Colours really helped to understand faster !! Hope to have more Videos Continue the Good work

[@NormanVargas]

I'm really happy to hear that, and I'm glad that you find the colored words helpful! More videos are coming soon! 😄

[@tarantulagal4685]

I love this longer form content from you! I've been watching your shorts for the past year that I've been studying Japanese. SO HELPFUL!

[@NormanVargas]

I'm really glad to hear that you enjoy it and find it helpful! 😄

[@A-bp9hq]

Love your explanations

[@NormanVargas]

I'm really glad to hear that! 😄

[@H.pylori]

Well done! Thank you. Liked.

[@NormanVargas]

Thank you! 😁

[@lythrum42069]

Extremely helpful video. I'd love to see even more longer-form content from you

[@NormanVargas]

That's really great to hear, I'll definitely make more videos! 😄

[@pseudopsychonym]

Wow i ve lerned a lot

[@NormanVargas]

That's great to hear! :)

[@borosouros]

またいい動画は届た👍

[@bplayer574]

Excelent video and very helpful frases! Thank you so much for uploading it!

[@NormanVargas]

That's really great to hear, you're very welcome! 😄

[@azula112]

Thanks! And indeed they say it 3 times the speed you did 😂

[@NormanVargas]

Right? 😂

[@floofylunafox]

素晴らしい動画です！！ありがとうございます！～

[@NormanVargas]

よかったです! どういたしまして! 😁

[@matsui_lana_san]

Thanks

[@NormanVargas]

You're very welcome! :)

[@aminabatmunkh6488]

Japanese is so much easier than Chinese. Struggling over here😢. Should have studied Japanese.

[@YouKnowImRight999]

Might I also suggest to people planning to visit Japan that if a Japanese person is talking too quickly (why do they ALWAYS talk so fast???) you can politely ask them to speak more slowly by saying: 'mou yukkuri onegaishimasu'.