Check-In and Out at Hotels in Japan! Must Know Conversational Flow and Phrases.

🏨 Planning a trip to Japan? 🇯🇵 Learn all about the essential Japanese phrases for checking in & out of hotels with my comprehensive guide! This video covers every aspect of hotel check-in & check-out conversations in Japanese. Whether you're a first-time visitor or a seasoned traveler, mastering these phrases will ensure a comfortable check-in & check-out process during your next trip to Japan. 🗝️🏷️🎌
✨Here is what I’ll cover in this video✨
00:00 Introduction
00:44 Start Check-In Process
02:39 Confirm your Reservation
04:15 Fill out Form
05:39 Assign Your Room
06:14 Room Key
06:29 About Breakfast
07:56 About Check-Out Time
08:35 Do you have __ ?
09:09 Where is __ ?
09:57 End of Check-In Process
10:42 Check-Out Process
13:05 Example Conversation (Check-in)
15:22 Example Conversation (Check-out)
15:58 End
List of counting numbers for items from 1 to 10 in Japanese with 本.
(Using the counter 本 (hon/bon/pon) which is commonly used for long, cylindrical objects like bottles, pens, teeth etc.)
1本 (いっぽん - Ippon) - One
2本 (にほん - Nihon) - Two
3本 (さんぼん - Sanbon) - Three
4本 (よんほん - Yonhon) - Four
5本 (ごほん - Gohon) - Five
6本 (ろっぽん - Roppon) - Six
7本 (ななほん - Nanahon ) - Seven
8本 (はっぽん - Happon /はちほん - Hachihon) - Eight
9本 (きゅうほん - Kyūhon) - Nine
10本 (じゅっぽん - Juppon) - Ten
"本日から２泊、2名様で、禁煙のシングルルーム１部屋のご予約をいただいております。"
• 本日 (Honjitsu) = "today." It indicates the starting point of the stay.
• から (Kara) = "from" and is used here to indicate the starting time of the stay.
• ２泊 (Ni haku) = "two nights." It specifies the duration of the stay.
• 2名様 (Nimei-sama) = "two people" or "two guests." It indicates the number of individuals for whom the reservation is made.
• 禁煙 (Kinen) = "nonsmoking." It specifies the type of room requested.
• シングルルーム (Shingururuumu) = "single room." It specifies the type of room requested.
• １部屋 (Ichi heya) = "one room." It specifies the quantity of rooms reserved.
• ご予約 (Goyoyaku) = "reservation" or "booking." It refers to the act of reserving the room.
• いただいております (Itadaiteorimasu) = "have received". It indicates that the hotel has received the reservation.
Putting it all together, the sentence translates to: "We have received a reservation for two guests staying two nights from today in a nonsmoking single room."
This sentence is used by hotel staff to inform guests about the details of their reservation, including the check-in date, duration of stay, number of guests, room type, and whether it's smoking or nonsmoking. It ensures clarity and accuracy regarding the reservation details.
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Thank you for your kind words! I'm glad you're excited about your trip to Japan and birdwatching. When you enter a minshuku (民宿), you can say 'お邪魔します。' (Ojama shimasu) to show respect. You can also say 'どうぞよろしくお願いします。' (Dōzo yoroshiku onegai shimasu) to express goodwill or look forward to a good experience with someone. It’s a polite way to say you hope to get along well. Thanks for your feedback about the music in my videos. I'll make sure it’s balanced better, especially since you mentioned it's hard for you to hear. Thanks again for your support! ありがとうございます！

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