Essential Japanese Travel Phrases (+ Grammar)

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✈️ALL the survival Japanese phrases you need to learn before your trip to Japan!
00:46 Sorry/Excuse me
02:21 Where is...?
05:54 Where is the nearest...?
8:46 Is there...?
11:01 Passport
13:04 Is it far from...?
13:56 まで vs に (TO)
16:27 Can I walk from here?
18:35 Can you teach me?
19:39 ITADAKIMASU
19:58 Japanese Snacks
24:43 いただきます vs いただけますか
24:50 "can" in Japanese
25:07 Do you speak English?
25:41 Could you please...?
25:58 Could you tell me how to get to...?
30:26 たい vs たいんですが
32:02 I'm looking for...
33:55 Which train should I take?
35:10 Does this train go to...?
35:27 Local vs Express
36:14 Transfer / Change Trains
37:05 Hanami spot?
37:37 Ramen recommendation?
37:56 I lost my wallet/phone/passport
39:06 Can I borrow your phone?
39:49 Tickets
40:54 Can I try these on?
41:48 Where did you buy it?
43:18 How much?
44:29 Taxi phrases
42:53 It looks good on you.
44:44 Station/Bus stop/Taxi stand
45:33 To..., please.
45:52 How long will it take?
46:39 I feel nauseated.
47:53 Can you take a picture for us?
48:23 Can I leave my luggage?
49:07 Can you watch my stuff?
49:38 How do you read this kanji?
50:17 How do you say it in Japanese?
50:46 Could you repeat it again?
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🍡 Use code "MISA" to get $5 off of your first #Sakuraco box: partner.sakura.co/misa-SC2404 and #TokyoTreat box: partner.tokyotreat.com/misa-TT2404 ! Experience Japan from the comfort of your own home! 00:46 Sorry/Excuse me 02:21 Where is...? 05:54 Where is the nearest...? 8:46 Is there...? 11:01 Passport 13:04 Is it far from...? 13:56 まで vs に (TO) 16:27 Can I walk from here? 18:35 Can you teach me? 19:39 ITADAKIMASU 19:58 TokyoTreat&Sakuraco 24:43 いただきます vs いただけますか 24:50 "can" in Japanese 25:07 Do you speak English? 25:41 Could you please...? 25:58 Could you tell me how to get to...? 32:02 I'm looking for... 33:55 Which train should I take? 35:10 Does this train go to...? 35:27 Local vs Express 36:14 Transfer / Change Trains 37:05 Hanami spot? 37:37 Ramen recommendation? 37:56 I lost my wallet/phone/passport 39:49 Tickets 40:54 Can I try these on? 41:48 Where did you buy it? 43:18 How much? 44:29 Taxi phrases 46:39 I feel nauseated. 47:53 Can you take a picture for us? 48:23 Can I leave my luggage? 49:07 Can you watch my stuff? 49:38 How do you read this kanji? 50:17 How do you say it in Japanese? 50:46 Could you repeat it again?

[@EREN_YEAGER692]

I love you misa-san お疲れ様出した ❤

[@christopherpaul7588]

I sent you an email about the hiragana poster I paid for. I'm still waiting to hear back from you. Arigato!

[@OkOk-ih7mu]

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[@OkOk-ih7mu]

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[@Nihongodesu-cv9uj]

It had been almost 2 years since the last time I studied japanese (I was busy because of uni preparation etc) so I just opened a new channel for myself for learning japanese and your channel is the first channel I searched up for 💕 I love your videos Misa Sensei 🙏🏻

[@TitaniumTIDV]

I really appreciate that after all these years you still make videos catering to both beginners and advanced learners, most helpful Japanese learning channel by far

[@CarpeDMVPN]

Great video! I added timestamps for you, feel free to scrap any of them (I split between grammar and the useful phrases themselves). I hope this helps others too! 00:40 The most useful phrase! 02:14 How to Ask for Directions 04:43 Where is the bathroom? 05:50 Where is the nearest X? 07:18 Where is the nearest station? 09:43 Is there X at ? 10:15 Is there an English menu? 11:06 Passport, please 11:33 How to Say Please 12:13 Is there a bus stop nearby? 12:48 Is there a pharmacy nearby? 13:05 Near/Far 13:45 From/Until 14:29 Particle に (To/Direction) 15:07 From/Until Continued 17:10 Can I Get There on Foot? 18:36 Asking Someone to do Something 19:58 スナックブレーク！ 24:41 Verb Conjugation in Potential Form 25:07 Can you speak English? 25:40 Could you please? 26:08 Could you tell me how to get to X? 27:11 Japanese People are Indirect 30:13 I'd like to...(Help?) 34:56 Which Train Should I Take? 35:47 Local/Express Train 36:15 Where Should I Transfer? 36:53 I'd Like To... Continued 38:00 I Lost Something... 39:09 Could You Lend (to Me)? 39:49 I Want to Buy a Ticket... 40:53 I Want to Try This On... 41:42 Where Did You Buy That? 42:24 Small Talk (Compliments) 43:30 How Much Did That Cost? 44:30 Calling a Taxi 46:38 I Feel Nauseated 48:21 Ask the Hotel to Hold Luggage 49:06 Can You Watch My Luggage? 49:36 How Do You Read This? 50:13 How Do I Say X in Japanese? 50:46 Can You Say it Again? 51:15 Conclusion

[@elizabethmonroe2290]

As someone who really struggles with being direct, "...んでか？" is a really nice feature of japanese

[@xaininpc5625]

Besides the awesome practical Japanese lesson, I'm also gonna learn that adorable "hmhmhm" you use for blanks in a sentence. It just works LOL.

[@fboldi]

Misa sensei, thank you so much for another amazing lesson. I can't imagine the effort you put into this: all these coloured subtitles, editing, research etc... kudos! We are all forever in your debt! 👍🙏

[@Venik75]

新しいビデオでありがとうございます、みさ先生✨

[@electricdreamer]

tbh, I like when Misa talks straight on towards the camera, than this tilted angle.

[@LivingDeadMelon]

みさ先生の教えは最高です。ありがとうございます。

[@marynessler8465]

Perfect timing - I'm flying to Japan today! 😅 Thank you for this helpful video!

[@electricdreamer]

Misa changed a lot over the years. I was watching Misa's video from 7 years ago. Now she's totally cyberpunk!

[@DahshonJahzer]

Misa, this is super insightful. Thank you for sharing your wisdom with us. -From Dahshon Arigato Gozaimasu ⚽

[@JesseOaks-ef9xn]

I always enjoy your posts and even learn a bit each time I watch them. You are very sweet and kind.

[@Rozumusicmediator2733]

みさ先生何度もありがとうございます！！！！

[@uberevgen]

みさ先生, we really need the 2nd part, お願いします!

[@mabumarnauen7318]

i studied japanese with your videos 4-5 years ago and now that i come back to your videos to teach other people, im so amazed by how much your English improved

[@jennesont4791]

I have saved this to watch on repeat! I like how you take it slowly, and thoroughly describe why the sentence structure is the was it is. I also love your sense of humour!

[@danieldupont3060]

Domo arigato, I really enjoyed the explanation around the expression that you are teaching us. It gives a better understanding

[@melondoo6129]

I appreciate you so much Misa! Although I don't plan on traveling anytime soon I still love watching your videos. There's always moments when you bring up important grammar that helps me solidify what I've learned so far

[@luminosway5249]

Arigatou gozaimasu! Thank you for this timely lesson. Going to Japan soon.

[@hemangchauhan2864]

Thank you so much! That was very well explained

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Plastic doll effect

[@LynchedD]

Very useful, thank you! Definitely wanna part 2!

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[@klashtonim]

ありがとございましたミサ先生

[@bookeeper6494]

Thank you so much Misa for everything 🤘🎵🙂. Take care so much.

[@cliffordrichardc]

wish evertday see misa update

[@swiss8654]

Hey you have the Pikachu ⚡ x Van Gogh poster! Cool! I went to the exposition in the Van Gogh museum in Amsterdam 😊

[@johnp.johnson1541]

After setting up Roku for my sister, I found a younger Misa giving Japanese lessons. Even then Misa proudly shared Pikachu. Ichiban Misa

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[@Semitalis83]

Arigatooo, Misa senseiii! ❤

[@neo4436]

この動画はとても役に立ちました。みさ先生の動画でいつも新しいことを勉強になっています。ありがとうございます！ I hope that's correct :D

[@meguy3003]

thanks for all the helpful videos xx! love your lipstick colour, may i know which one is this ? thanks xx

[@lovepeace2903]

ほんとにありがとうミサさん先生🎉❤

[@Trainfan1055Janathan]

As a bus driver, when someone asks, "does this bus go to...," it can be difficult to answer if they don't know exactly where they're going. Here's an actual conversation I had: Passenger: Does this bus go to 4th St? Me: It goes to five different 4th Streets in five different towns... Or this one. Passenger: Which bus goes to Walmart? Me: Do you want the Walmart in Easton, Bethlehem, Whitehall or Trexlertown. (It's important to get this right because they may be trying to get to work)

[@garfieldhall7758]

Many thanks for keep making these videos. They are incredibly useful.

[@JDGhast]

Just got to Japan. What a well-timed video for me~

[@パンダの死体]

I'm missing your videos so much ):

[@kamolrustamov1765]

This is a great place to learn really useful Japanese. Thank you so much)👌👌👌

[@dmitryp6639]

Very intensive and very useful. Thank you Misa!

[@IvoryFrost]

Part 2 would be amazing, お願いします! :)

[@lunalui]

どうもすみません is one of my fave expressions!

[@Ambatukam31420]

Misa please make lets play videos,like minecraft. They are fun and a great way to learn.

[@manichanhvilaisak4983]

ありがとうございます❤

[@conantheconqueror]

Love the video, very useful phrases. After asking for directions, would you have a list of responses the other person might say? "Go straight that way 2 blocks, then take a right" or "it's right over there" or even just "sorry, I don't know". ありがとうございました。

[@nezumidomo899]

あんたからの新しいビデオを見るのが大好きだよ勉強の途中でこのビデオを見たそしてとても役に立ちます

[@alditamarachman4668]

久しぶりね先生😊

[@Gnasheress]

Always appreciate your hard work and wonderful videos that cover a range of vocabulary and useful ones see. But something I’ll never understand is why these types of videos don’t cover the kind of answers that we might here? Especially for directions lmao. What’s the point in teaching how to ask for directions if I won’t be able to understand what’s being said? Some examples for this would have helped alot. I hope if you have time you’ll do a lesson on key direction based phrases ppl will often use.

[@TheKaityStar2]

みさ先生、ありがとうございます!

[@professorJorge11]

Arigatou sensei

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Doomo Arigato Gozaimas! Do you think I can bring those boxes back to New Zealand for my family if i buy when I'm in Toyko?

[@Ken-Zen-Vibes]

Thank You!😊

[@no2onyt]

ミサさんはいい日本語の先生です！ビデオを見ることをおすすめします。それは私の日本語を改善しています。☺

[@alimaajamiyansuren9409]

Thank you! You are amazing.

[@OkOk-ih7mu]

Are you Japanese

[@tanishasubramanya3036]

Misa sensei, there is this song called who are you by Pelican fanclub. Could you please make a video that explains the meaning of that song like the one you made for unravel? Also, thanks a lot for the lessons. They really helped me out in learning japanese.

[@jorgeabrahamramosgarcia1425]

Thanks

[@sdstreiker]

紫色の髪の先生が大好きです。

[@sedihatsu]

Misa sensei I love your channel and your videos are one of the rare ones I keep watching untill the end of it I hope you the best! ミサ先生の動画は動く楽しいです！もっと日本語をおしえてもらいますか。

[@gsr4535]

Perfect! My wife and I are going to Japan in few weeks. See you soon Misa-san. 😉

[@BegetsSaamie-yz9kz]

It's like you mixed all ( well, not all but many ) lessons into one. Thanks Misa 😁🍓 Plus, I love your bossy side 🤭

[@Joe-nj3bb]

32:28 Maybe a rich snob would talk like this. 🤣

[@ekiinjapan]

Hi Misa sensei, in the future, is it possible to create check in / check out for hotel staff . Arigatougozaimasu :)

[@nmnm_17]

パート２をお願いします！

[@uneasyMeat]

Mansions of Madness is awesome.

[@giuskywalkerxyz]

It's very interesting how your voice gets thinner when you're talking in japanese, it happens the same way with my wife lmao

[@Çerūlean9007]

これを翻訳しなければならなかったのですが、素晴らしい話がありました。ある日、私が車で家に向かっていたとき、突然主が霊において私のところに来られました。私は彼をとても身近に感じました。私が彼にラジオでどんな曲でもかけてくれるように頼めば、きっと私の信仰を祝福してくれるだろう、と私は知っていました。 それで私は言いました、「わかりました、主よ、「ニルヴァーナまでにありのままで来てください」を演奏してください。 ラジオをつけると、その場で曲が流れ始めました、完璧に… 私は滝のように悪寒に襲われ、泣きながら震え始めました。 彼は私の私道で10分間私と一緒にいました。車から降りるまで。 それから数か月後、私は驚くべき祈りがはるかに頻繁に答えられるようになりました。それは、祈るときに疑うことをやめるのに役立ち、聖書の指示に従うことができたからです。 6年経った今でも、イエスの御名によって祈りが聞き入れられます。

[@sxevsxev6344]

😮 dang misa still atsui

[@n30hrtgdv]

Thank you for teaching me how to ask: すみません。一番近いラブホテルはどこですか。

[@richardsamueljordan1569]

By the way Coco's IS the best place for Curry. I eat there any chance I get.

[@Marlene167]

Your purple hair 😍😍😍

[@Ben-ep6uu]

Great Video. I have a question, why do we use the partical は when asking for existence with the verb ある. I mean, if you ask for a specific place don't you have to use the partical が for emphasis? Sometimes i saw the partical が with the Noun お金 or 時間 and then almost everytime i saw the partical は。

[@Mendrawza24]

I すみません次の駅は北千住ですか'd a Japanese lady and it turned out she was just visiting from Los Angeles and she didn't speak Japanese

[@MarkyNomad]

33:23 if you said this in Thailand it would be the equivalent of a girl saying 寝たいですけど、、 in Japan if you get what I mean

[@Qwuiet]

You are the translator of Frieren, aren’t you?

[@jak12355]

Part 2 動画がほしいんですが、

[@fearlessfoxfilms01]

Konnichiwa!

[@aeourude3908]

基本の徹底的なおさらいができてありがとうございます。ところで、つかぬことですが、パスポートについてです。どんな国でも同じだろうとは思うんですが、例えば私の国では国内用のパスポートと海外旅行用のパスポートという区別があって、国内パスポート、別名IDカードは14歳の時に身分証明書として「行政サービスセンター」という官営施設でみんなもらう義務がある書類の一つなのですが、それに対して海外旅行用のパスポートはもっと複雑な手続きが必要で申請するかどうかは任意で選択できるような書類です。 英和辞典でも露和辞典でも「パスポート」も「旅券」もただただ「passport」として翻訳される場合が多く、その曖昧さのせいでどちらがどちらか見分けがつきません。

[@NiniYuzu]

Would anyone be interested to be a study buddy to learn Japanese using Misa sensei's video and Genki textbook with me? I want a buddy to keep me accountable and motivated. I don't really have friends who are interested to talk about japanese study stuff so it's hard to keep learning on my own as a hobby みさ先生教えてくれてありがとう！been watching your videos for few years but didn't start learning seriously. Now I feel like I should

[@homerthompson416]

My favorite must know travel phrase is くそ漏れそうだよ、助けて = kuso more so dayo, tasukete = please help me find the bathroom

[@nosilla4602]

can you say 徒歩で行けますか？ 徒歩って使っていたけど正しいですか？

[@shion3948]

みさ先生、このままずっと日本語を教えてもらえませんかね・・・

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Top

[@cliffordrichardc]

Wish more update

[@MuhammadIrfanMirfan-jo9mq]

Hallo ❤❤❤

[@Daniel-lm3jo]

hi

[@nb00.]

❤

[@letsfailing1]

1:00am and I can watch a blockbuster🫡

[@jeff-8511]

みさ先生、日本語を勉強したいんですが…

[@phoenixthedragon6798]

0:48 according to my research, context is super important for things like "I'm sorry" and "excuse me". Technically, ごめん would be used to say things like I'm sorry, don't feel bad, or it's a shame, wouldn't it? And then, すみません would be used to say things like, pardon/excuse/forgive me, right? Gomen has kanji for expressing the bad feeling, and sumimasen has kanji for being dismissed. So really, it might be dangerous to explain sumimasen as both "sorry" and "excuse me" to english speakers. I may not be the archetypical example of "an English Speaker", but if it confused me enough to feel I need extra research, it'll probably do that for many other people as well. When I was still a kid, we had different definitions of の, さ, and よ from how we're being taught, today, for example. I hope this doesn't seem to anyone like I just want to feel important about something... It is vital that one understands the exact details of another language system, if they expect to have any accurate results. In English we might say the same word for more than once context, but the actual word is the same. One can say "sorry?" In English to impart the feeling they want to try understanding something again. It can mean both feeling bad for having to ask (or that they want the listener to not feel bad for being misheard), and that the speaker would like another chance (or for the slight to be dismissed). Even if the speaker doesn't actually ask forgiveness, that feeling is implied. It's the same for "excuse me". That May imply to a listener that the speaker feels bad or wants their listener to feel not bad about the situation, but the implication isn't expected or guaranteed for each use. And anyways, the interpretation for "sorry" and "excuse me" are both the actual word's meaning, AND THEN the more nuanced second meaning. Japanese language already has this culture of nuance and context clues. So I felt it was necessary to object, here. I hope I haven't reddened any faces or scuffed any boots. It isn't my intent to embarrass or irritate anyone. I just hate when juicy message bits get lost in translation, and I want the absolute best for my fellow students.

[@AnneDias-nz1sw]

Misa make a part 2 and some answers we could get because if we ask in japanese and dont know the answers its useless....

[@JapaneseFastFluencyTanoshiiKun]

❤🎉

[@nb00.]

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[@jorgeabrahamramosgarcia1425]

I like you

[@RN-2444]

I am in Tokyo now. Love to buy you supper someday.

[@nb00.]

CECI 📃□

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[@santaparvin1158]

Misa's skin is glowing but hair looks like they need a break from chemicals.

[@nb00.]

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