How to Order at a Drive-Thru at McDonald's in Japan 単品（たんぴん）、セットetc!

[@pda1198]

Love this so much. thank u. I really love to learn "real life" Japanese

[@n20games52]

ビデオをありがとうございます。たのしんだ。

[@SpeakJapaneseNaturally]

よかったです！！ コメントありがとうございます😊

[@maggyxchuu]

This video was extremely helpful. absolutely love and appreciate the hard work in the break down of each sentence, I'm sure it took a lot of time to make the slides and the animation for the explanation. Thank you so much for this video!! I love that you showed regular casual conversation in the car too very helpful :))

[@SpeakJapaneseNaturally]

Glad it was helpful! Thank you 😊✨

[@jonkomatsu8192]

I really enjoy these "real life" situational videos. And meat to see something I would have never considered outside of the States: A Drive Thru! Neat! Another great video, doomo arigato! Mata!

[@SpeakJapaneseNaturally]

Thank you for saying that! Drive-thru is pretty popular especially in rural areas in Japan. I often see lines around McDonald’s.

[@jonkomatsu8192]

@@emmettadriel6812 Sugoooiii!

[@trevoryoung8538]

Awesome video ! I learned a lot from it. ありがとうございます

[@SpeakJapaneseNaturally]

Thank you for your comment! I’m glad to hear that you can learn a lot from this video.

[@corazondonquixote]

Really gonna help the Americans out with this one😂

[@leighadams4582]

Ive been wanting to study Japanese independentlu for a long time now but was too nervous. I finally decided to do it and its such a beautiful language! Your videos are amazingly clear and have helped me alot with connecting reading and writing with speech. Thank you 🙏🏻☺️

[@SpeakJapaneseNaturally]

I understand how you feel when you start a new language. You already passed the hardest part because you've started. Congratulation and welcome to the Japanese world! I hope my future videos will be of some help too☺️

[@leighadams4582]

@@SpeakJapaneseNaturally awh that means so much, thank you! ☺️

[@roskheang6545]

Thanks so much , I’ve learned from your video and your english is perfect!

[@SpeakJapaneseNaturally]

Thank you! My English is far from perfect, but I’m working on it😁

[@User7039]

Wonderful video. Very helpful.

[@gkfujiwaraesquibel7998]

🇺🇸 Fries 🇯🇵 Potato Speaking of fries, Imma go to my local McDonald's after watching this video!

[@SpeakJapaneseNaturally]

I know! Sorry 😁

[@prettyfaerie7]

Thank you for this video!

[@qinetiq09]

Hi Fumi, Great video. Thanks so much! Will look forward to trying this out at a Drive Thru next time I am in Japan. Enjoying the Real Life Situation Videos, and look forward to the next ones and your other Japanese pitch lessons. I am interested in seeing what is the correct style or etiquette when at a paying at a Department Store or checking in/out of a Hotel. I use basic Japanese but would like to know more. 頑張ってふみさん! ありがとうございました!

[@SpeakJapaneseNaturally]

Thank you for your comment and suggestion! I'll do both. The hotel one might take quite a long time because I'm not staying at any hotels near future. Let's wait and see how the COVID situation will be. こちらこそ、ありがとうございました。がんばります＾＾

[@qinetiq09]

@@SpeakJapaneseNaturally ふみ先生、ありがとうございました。楽しみにしています！＾＾；；

[@sneakydoodle]

12:02 thank you for this because yatsu is not always intuitive for us beginners Great job

[@気にしない-o8q]

Excellent and thorough explanation. Thank you

[@SpeakJapaneseNaturally]

Oh, thank you for your comment!

[@JapaneseLangauge888]

Very nice

[@sallylau2257]

Just curious @16:12 the order shows additional M size potato (fries) is that an additional order made. Isn't it cheaper if order by set, rather with the Burger and fries itself. 😊

[@SpeakJapaneseNaturally]

You’re right!! I should have ordered in that way! The staff there could have told me though…

[@devonmacnaughton7858]

Oh my God the kids in the back asking for ice cream. This is exactly my life, but in Japan.

[@kind-oeg]

계절의 여왕 5월이 시작되었습니다.5월은 어린이의 달이기도 하지요.저도 어린이의 마음으로 돌아가서 일본어 공부 해보려고 합니다.선생님 즐거운 한달을 시작하세요😊 季節の女王5月が始まりました。5月は子供の月でもありますよね。私も子供の心に戻って日本語の勉強をしてみようと思います。先生、楽しい一ヶ月を始めてください😊 May, the queen of the season, has begun.May is also Children's Month.I'm going to go back to the heart of a child and study Japanese.Teacher, start a happy month😊 2023

[@SpeakJapaneseNaturally]

５月は、「季節の女王」なんですか！　いい気候という意味でしょうか？　韓国の表現ですか？　いい表現ですね！！　５月５日は子どもの日です。子どもの心に戻って日本語の勉強、いいですね！　オイジさんもいい1ヶ月になりますように✨☺️

[@massvt3821]

I did hear the phrase "double cheesburger". Well, there's bound to be some unhealthy food in Japan, lol. I can say that the McDonalds franchises in Japan do seem to be much cleaner.. There seems to be a tendency to add a "u" to the ends of foreign words being used in Japan (Macu-donaldu), but in a word like "gozaimasu" , the "u" is silent..

[@SpeakJapaneseNaturally]

Hi! Your comment always gives me something to think about. After s, “u”is silent, but other than that, “u” is always pronounced. And after t and d, we usually add “o,” not “u,” because we don’t have the sounds “du” or “tu” originally in Japanese. Makudonarudo, if I write in Romaji.

[@massvt3821]

@@SpeakJapaneseNaturally My addiction to romaji might become fatal, at some point. I have to spend more time with hiragana and katakana, lol

[@babukajikandel1333]

Now am working in dubai as a mcdonals crew one day i will b ther as a crew trenar

[@sierrakwon-sh1dd]

I started learning Japanese last month and I am still struggling learning hiragana especially in writing and reading. Now I'm getting nervous to learn Kanji. I saw a lot of kanji characters in your videos 😭😭

[@SpeakJapaneseNaturally]

You've just started last month! Then please don't be pressured. Sure, there exist kanji, but you'll learn them too. At least my videos have furigana(hiragana for how to read the kanji), so you'll get familiar with kanji naturally.

[@sierrakwon-sh1dd]

@@SpeakJapaneseNaturally the reason why I'm studying japanese hard because I really wanted to work in Japan. But first I need to learn basic grammars or language, greetings and Introductions, the way japanese people speak and their tradition/culture and then learn how to read hiragana, katakana and kanji. I need to work and study hard first 😭

[@mephistosprincipium]

I’m wondering is there a difference between 単品, menu and set?

[@SpeakJapaneseNaturally]

単品＝not a set menu セット=set です😊

[@mephistosprincipium]

@@SpeakJapaneseNaturally thank you - idk I confused 単品 for some reason, makes sense 😅

[@Preschool4yo-7yo]

💛⭐️Can say my favorite food chain McDonald's. JA kanji might be interested in me. Star was combination of living and day in Japanese and 생일[sæng eel] in Korean. Teacher! Tokyo-bon everyday listen make later Japanese deeply learn easier I think.

[@kollinhampton386]

Maybe learning nihonggo is the key

[@jackclements2163]

No, it's not so easy to order from McDonalds in Japan. In my experience, accidentally touching an item on the menu with my finger while saying "Big Mac please" etc...I don't get the Big Mac, I get what my finger accidentally touched when I was speaking. I'm not joking. As for size of fries, this bizarre game of ping pong ensues..."Emu de"..."Eru?" "Emu"..."Eru?"..."No no, Emu...like Mickey Mouse Emu...M for Mickey"..."Esu" (using their finger to draw and S shape in the air)..."Emu"..."Eru?"..."Emu"............"Esu?"...."EMUUUUUU!!!!!!". This is my life in Japan when speaking Japanese. I'm joking by the way...but this has actually a lot and as for my adventures in supermarkets when asking for 1 bag...I'll save that for another day.

[@SpeakJapaneseNaturally]

I thought it easy to order at McDonald's anywhere...😅 If it's not, this video must be very helpful.

[@roastertruck]

They talk too fast

[@Preschool4yo-7yo]

Actually because of fitting my brain /humisense/'s way of using english i started listening carefully just in case of studying JA necessity? as mastered hiragana since high school kid person, very interesting more than i thought so far. 😇 ★ EN: order ★ ★ JA: /ju mong/ 🤣 ★ KO: 주문 [ju mun] 🤣