10 JAPANESE Phrases Every Traveler Should Know (Basic Japanese)

Would be helpful if you also superimposed the japanese characters so that we would be more familiar with the local characters.

WAYYY more than 10 phrases. But this video was very helpful. Arigatou gozaimasu!

Why am I not hearing the "u" sound, especially after an "s"?

amazing! Will abuse these phrases next time i go to japan!!!!!!!!!!

Thanks for the detailed guide 🙏

😂😂😂, i cold not stop saying moustache

Way more then 10 phrases lol

Awesome video !!!! Counting down 2 more weeks until we arrive to Japan 🇯🇵

sayounara? nah don't say that.

I gave up at “good morning.”

A diphthong is still a single syllable...

Way more than 10 phrases but thank you! Very useful 🙏🏻

What does kudasai mean? I've been learning that kudasai means Please.

Guys great video. Very helpful for my next trip to Japan next spring. Thanks!

Hey wait is sayonara a legit Japanese word or an adopted euphemism?

I think doing the action of bowing when saying Arigatou gozaimasu helps because it becomes like muscle memory , raise one hand 🙋sumimasen, 2 hands 👐 gomen nasai

Me say "onegai shimasu, kisu o kudasai"
Correct= キスをしてください

Do u i ta shi ma shi te, sounds more like "Don't touch my shit" 😂😂
Arigatou gozaimasu 😑🙏😑🙏
Thank you very much, you are both very beautiful and generous people and I appreciate your hard work making this video, I hope my interactions with Japanese people will be less offensive for them in future. I can probably say all those phrases correctly but I now have to learn how to spell them all correctly. I hope you both have wonderful futures, arigatou gozaimasu! 😑🙏😑🙏

Do you pronounce the « u » in the « su » at the end of a word?

Thank you these are very useful phrases ❤

Thank you for sharing. What is meant when a Japanese say Domo before thanking the people. Does Domo mean a great deal?

Really useful :D

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Question. On language learning apps I’ve seen the inclusion of the ga after eigo when asking if someone understands/speaks English so eigo ga. I’ve noticed that most natives don’t include it. What does the ga represent?

Very helpful.

10 phrases? I heard like 20 😵

"Arigatou gozaimasu" ... yes, that sounded as bad as you think it did; will keep practicing.

We were just watching your video and my Japanese friend told me you not only count different cups and rabbits but also it is different if you are counting flies, bulls,, birds, drinks or plant pots 😐

Great video! 👍I hope you’ll consider doing more of these language videos for travelers. Useful tips on Japanese Etiquette would also be helpful. Thank you!

Brilliant. Thank you

You guys speak great English

Wa is a particle that indicates the key word in a sentence.

Thanks guys!

Arigato gozaimashita! Sayonara

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My brain is having a hard time comprehending the 5 syllables in konnichiwa. It sounds like four no matter how hard I try.. it’s bugging me😂

Isnt ocha also specific for green tea?

Left dude, your English pronunciation is amazing. I've lived in Japan for almost 7 years and I've never met a Japanese person who spoke English as well as you.

I received many more than 10. Arigatou gozaimas!

You guys are extremely helpful as well as the cutest couple on the internet. Subscribed.

Such a polite and civilised sounding language

Thanks guys! I met my girlfriend in Japan almost a year ago and we are celebrating our 1 year anniversary soon. I have been learning Japanese and she is learning English ❤

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It was a great refresher for me. I learned Japanese from my parents, who were children of Japanese immigrants in Brazil.

Sayonara is used as a final good bye, not when you will see them again soon.

Could you please explain what are the differences in between “onegai shimasu” and “kudasai”? Thank you

Thank you. Great video guys. But, If I could offer one critique, saying the words very slowly and multiple times would be very helpful. Especially in light of the fact that the spelling of these words often bears no relation to the actual pronunciation. Cheers!

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