TOP 50🇯🇵TRAVEL Phrases You MUST-KNOW in Japan ✈️ How to Speak Japanese!

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If you are a beginner Japanese learner, this video is made for you. I use simple Japanese in this video and have included English subtitles. This video will help you to improve your listening skills and help you progress in your Japanese study. Welcome to Ninjapanese ! Learn more Japanese with me ;)
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[@garima1yeepandey893]

Thanks for teaching us a very easy way.

[@Ninjapanese]

Arigatooo for your comment 🥰🙏

[@wrldtrvlr4vr]

Thank you for this helpful video!

[@JackLucky777]

This is the best easy to learn Japanese channel I've ever seen. And plus, pictures on videos make us quickly understand means. Personally, I feel the practical tutorials about daily life help me a lot. Thanks, Ninja.🥰🥰🥰

[@Ninjapanese]

Arigatooo so much for finding my channel 🥰🙏 I’m so glad you like my videos ☺️

[@coolbrotherf127]

If you're not sure when to use の願いします (onigaishimasu) or ください (kudasai), の願いします is most typically used when asking for something that is likely to be more involved for the listener to do. It's typically translated as "Please do for me". ください is usually for simpler things the speaker wants to get. It is translated as "please give me".

[@johnp.johnson1541]

Delightful presentation.

[@user-zc5li7os6g]

Excellent

[@ceplik8646]

Very great

[@hugop222]

Arigatou sensei. I really enjoy your way of teaching. The PDF is so helpful too.

[@Ninjapanese]

Glad you like it 🥰🥰🥰 Arigatooo for leaning with me!!🥷💕

[@dogwithsocks]

thank you ☺️

[@EinChris75]

Interesting duolingo showed me at least half of the phrases. I hope I will be able to use them sometimes.

[@alexanderfigueroa3300]

I re started my japanese learning recently and this video is the perfect place to start again. I will be watching more in this channel. ありがとうございます 👏🏻😊

[@songthanh896]

ありがとうございます😊😊

[@WhoCanIKan]

Thanks for the video AND the pdf! Although I'm in Japan now, I can't wait to use a lot of your resources to start learning from scratch once I go back home!

[@Ninjapanese]

I’m happy you like it 🥰🙌🌸🌸

[@lestermanalo1262]

ありがとう！先生！When i go back in Japan, I'm gonna use all the phrases that you taught us 😊😊😊

[@Ninjapanese]

うれしいです！！🥰🙌 レスターさんには簡単すぎたかな？🤔 いつも絵文字使ってくれて、ありがとう〜☺️🇯🇵

[@lestermanalo1262]

​@@Ninjapanese 新宿に行ったら22番絶対使います!😂 冗談です! 勇気がないよ! 笑

[@seatedliberty]

I travelled to Japan last year and I was able to use what I learned from your videos to speak a very limited amount of Japanese to various locals and while I'm sure my pronunciation was far from perfect, they all seemed very appreciative of my effort to use their language and it made for a much richer and enjoyable experience for me. So arigatou gozaimas sensei!

[@Ninjapanese]

Waaaaaah😭👏❤️🎉🎉 I’m sooo happy to hear that you were able to use what you learned and to communicate with Japanese people 🥰🎉🎉Sugoooooi!!!!!!!

[@honeybunorangedeluxe7809]

Thanks

[@Emi_shenu.]

Domo arigato gosaimasu sensei ❤

[@felixthecat2176]

Thanks!

[@Ninjapanese]

Arigatooo so much for your support ☺️🙏🌸 Have a great trip 🇯🇵💕💕

[@felixthecat2176]

@@Ninjapanese thanks for all your videos! 🙏🏻😊 They are useful and I learned a lot from them. Ganbatte kudasai! 💪🏼

[@kitsune_52]

ありがとう先生。

[@Yvil_Fynn]

ありがとうございます🥰

[@Ninjapanese]

ありがとうございます😳❤️ Thaaaaaaaaaank you so much for your support ☺️🙏🌸🌸 I’m so happy to know that you liked my work 😌🙏🇯🇵

[@user-kr8gl2kt8u]

❤❤❤ nice sensai

[@SunnyJocker]

ありがとうございます❤今日は日本へ旅行に行って、先生教えることの言葉が必ず使います。頑張ってね。🎉🎉

[@Ninjapanese]

わぁぁああ！🥰🌸 たのしみですね〜❤️ Enjooooy your trip ☺️🙌🙌🙌

[@RusiriAsanka-hu1wh]

ありがとうせんせい❤

[@thiqboi]

ありがと ございます

[@Ninjapanese]

ありがとう so much for your support 😌🙏🌸🌸 Enjoy your trip and speaking Japanese in Japan 🥷❤️‍🔥

[@suranjanghimire659]

Ninja sensi aarigato gojaimasu ❤❤

[@CrocoArt]

Wakarimashita is I understood (past tense). I understand is wakarimasu.

[@laetitia449]

ありがとうございます　忍者先生が好きです

[@Ninjapanese]

うれしいです！動画を見てくれてありがとうございます！☺️🙏

[@Gackeen]

In 2004 I said “bill please”. “Biru?!?!” 🍺

[@gabemik]

Ninja Sensei is so excited for us to visit Japan, she forgot her closing! 💕💕💕 すこし is a word that got brought into English and changed slightly. A skosh means a very little bit of something! 😀

[@Ninjapanese]

Ahaha yeeees I did 🤣💓 Thank you so much for watching and your comment ☺️🙏🙏

[@casslooping9982]

😂❤❤❤❤ALIGATO O GAZAIMASU❤❤❤GG!!❤❤

[@ShannonSaid]

Hello Ninja Sensei, I have a question. I visited Japan last year - during my trip, I once used "Mada desu" when a waitress approached and asked if I was ready to order. After I said this, she seemed to either not fully understand what I had said - or I thought I might have accidentally been rude somehow... I didn't feel like I could really understand her reaction (maybe because I thought I knew what I was saying), but I think she seemed a little taken aback or something. Do you think there could have been a misunderstanding? Thank you --

[@Ninjapanese]

Hmm there is no similar words to ‘Mada desu’ so I think she understood what you said …🤔 Maybe … she got confused because you spoke perfect Japanese 😎🌸?? Anyway, I’m so happy you did try to use what you have learned 🥰 Please try next time again !! 🇯🇵 That was just a rare case and I’m sure waitress will understand your Japanese next time!! ☺️🙌🙌🙌

[@Pemma200]

What is the difference between onegai shimasu and kudasai? And when to use them?

[@WANDERER0070]

Onegai shimasu = kindly request ,, kudasai = pls

[@Ninjapanese]

Onegaishimasu =kindly request /please ・Mizu, onegaishimasu : water , please. ・Shashin , onegaishimasu : Picture, please. Kudasai = please give me [sth]. (Polite) ・Mizu, kudasai : Please give me water. You can’t say, Shashin kudasai. It means please give me a picture.

[@tookp1955]

I really like your work, but my eyes always focus on Romanji first when I try to read hiragana. Can you please move Romanji far away from hiragana? You can switch Romanji with meaning at the bottom. It will help me a lot. I don’t want to remember Romanji. Thank you.

[@WedNes-cw6cy]

Come on....minna isshoni...says Ninja sensei ga daisuki😂😂😂😂 May i join to your private lesson?its 4 months already i had been learning japanese but unshown improvement..... Sometimes i m envy to others person,they can speak naturally in japanese only in 3 months....it cant be😣😣😣😣 Cheer me up😭 onegaishimasu

[@Ninjapanese]

Hehehe Minna isshoni 🤣👏💕 Arigatooo!!!! Don’t worry! I’m sure you’ll be also able to SPEAK Japanese🥰 Stop leaning new things and try to make sentences using what you have learned! 🥷 I may open my schedule for trial lessons! maybe .. end of April!!☺️ I’m looking forward to seeing you soon😎🌸hehe

[@WedNes-cw6cy]

@@Ninjapanese ohhh thats the clue....nice😭😭😭😭 Arigatou,sensei I ll wait

[@SanjayChandra-bx2gi]

Ogar kiraska