@@AllistairNeil better add "o" in front. Omakatsuke. It's more polite and it's saying you need help and they will help you with anything they were asking you about. Lol
I can attest to this. I lived in Japan with minimal Japanese. I learned to read Hiragana and Katakana which helped me learn some kanji. Reading Japanese was so helpful for me to get around.
"Daijoubu" or "soudesune"😂 or "sou sou sou" while nodding vigorously or "aa soudesuka~" nodding as if understanding (even though not understanding a thing)
I learnt a few extra phrases and some of these made some local folks in Japan smile and chuckle hontouni oishii (本当においしい） - really delicious gochisousamadeshita (ごちそうさまでした） - what a wonderful meal That was my first time in Japan 3 months ago. Now I’m in awe with the 文化 and have been learning 日本語 since. 山中さんがおもしろい動画を作るのが本当に上手だ。
Similar to Joshua, I understand and can read (& figure out) most things, but I can't speak for nuts, never practiced, maybe the standard stuff like ordering, payment etc only. I survived my 15+ Japan trips even to small towns, so...I guess it's alright hehe, most of them are pretty patient when they realize u are gaijin.
I know he's gonna say Daijoubu when he mentioned one word everyone should know and use 😂 because I realize I used it a lot during my last Japan trip lollll yes THEY WORKS ❤❤❤
Pov: You're lost in Japan, and sadly, you don't understand Japanese but remember this short. Kind Stranger: Daijoubu desu ka? Mayowanai desu ka? ("Are you all right? Aren't you lost?") You: Daijiobu~☺️(🥲🥲)
Daijiobu the japanese I am groot 1 simple sentence answered in different tones and context it's the golden sentence that works for almost any situation!
We dont forget to speak with our hands,very expressive 😂😂😂 and eventhough it may seems random (non-native) but somehow all of them fits in the scenario 😂😂😂
When I went to China the tour guide taught us 1 phrase to carry around which is “沒事” (it’s ok/ daijyobu)😂 I guess forgiving and rejecting is universal😂
In Malaysia this one impression & sound is important. "Ah". Aaaah... You understand. Aaaaah...? You don't understand; surprised. Aaah? You're asking Ah! You don't want to do or refuse something. Aah aah aah... You agree. All depend on intonation & length of the sound used.
I used that word on the train once. For some reason the train jolted and the young lady in front of me fell. I caught her and asked "Daijobou?". She was SUUUUUUPER embarassed and moved far away from me. I felt bad....
In Malaysia just say OK lah😉
noooo laaaaa its mean HAAA HAAA😂😂😂
No, it mean, it is okay
Actually is mmmmmm
Jist twist the tone can be meaning
Okok
Yes
I understand
Huh?
Nono
OK and ha.Ha~ Ha! Ha? And more based on emotion and the tone😂
Yaya true2😂
SAME! i was in japan for two months and can confirm, you just need daijiobu, arigato and sumimasen to navigate most interactions.
What were you doing there for 2 months? I only got away with one lol
@Timtimzi i traveled all over japan! could've easily been 3/4 months if I didn't have other places to be :') it was a lot of fun
Wahh best nyaa@@tamarlevy5949
Add onegaishimasu for when you do want what's being offered, 😂 otherwise we'll all go thirsty without water like Joshua
Might also want to add Gomen’nasai to that list. People over there are passive aggressive to foreigners. Scary af
"You just committed 11 war crimes, how are you gonna defend yourself-"
Daijobu
ok sir understandable have a nice day.
Too soon.
How do you enjoy the conteminated seafoods in Japan?
Dajieibu 🎉
@@RedVandal626lmao bro😂
@@lisa.e5776hahahaha🤣
When I went to Japan I used "Sumimasen" and "arigato" a lot haha
That's super polite way but when people ask you any question, you can always reply with this haha
Same. 😂
3 word combo 🙇🏽🙇🏽
I used Makatsuke alot!😊
@@AllistairNeil better add "o" in front. Omakatsuke. It's more polite and it's saying you need help and they will help you with anything they were asking you about. Lol
Indeed it’s very大丈夫👌
She is so freaking beautiful ❤❤
I can attest to this. I lived in Japan with minimal Japanese. I learned to read Hiragana and Katakana which helped me learn some kanji. Reading Japanese was so helpful for me to get around.
Hahahaha he really use this word when he met my family the first time
@@MalayPanTV Don’t worry it’s 大丈夫! 🤣🤣🤣
You both look so cute together!❤️❤️
Thank you ❤️❤️❤️❤️
So cute both of you!
He really use this so much
That was exactly how I survived my trip in Hokkaido in November hahahaha
You used this too??? Hahahah
Shes gorgeous 😍
Arisa’s English is so fluent👌
Arigato❤I'm trying😂
@ keep at it! You’re doing so well.
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Thank you for all the cool lessons! You two are an awesome couple! 💜
"Daijoubu" or "soudesune"😂 or "sou sou sou" while nodding vigorously or "aa soudesuka~" nodding as if understanding (even though not understanding a thing)
She is so adorable just so adorable and beautiful ❤
Daijiobu 👍👍
true story, "大丈夫" is the MSG of word in Japan, survived there multiple times with just that
I learnt a few extra phrases and some of these made some local folks in Japan smile and chuckle
hontouni oishii (本当においしい） - really delicious
gochisousamadeshita (ごちそうさまでした） - what a wonderful meal
That was my first time in Japan 3 months ago. Now I’m in awe with the 文化 and have been learning 日本語 since. 山中さんがおもしろい動画を作るのが本当に上手だ。
Daijobu and Sumimasen were the two phrases I used there the most.
Tell Joshua this "ルイ・ヴィトンのバッグを買うために、クレジットカードをお借りしても大丈夫ですか? "
Joshua : "Daijoubu."
😊
You don't use 'suru' with honorific prefix o-. But kind of good try...
ルイヴィトンのバッグを買うためにクレジットカードは必要だからちょっと貸してくれてもいい？
Daijobu... 😂😂😂😂😂
you telling a Japanese in Japanese is like a banana trying to tell me something in mandarin... cute.... but funny... though cute
Ok i'll askJoshua!!😂 ルイヴィトンのバッグを買いたいんだけど、ジョシュアのクレジットカード借りてもいい？😂
Thanks for the tip. He’s got a beautiful smile lol
Boss : Joshua do you want a salary bonus?
Joshua : Ahhh.. Daijiobu Daijiobu
Hahahahahahaha Daijiobu, then the boss thinks you are humble and give you a bigger bonus 😏
Just say “ Eeeeeee” means ok or yes😅
@@MalayPanTV This might be true if it's a Japanese boss.. but malaysian? Impossible lah (*￣ー￣)
These words repeat a lot in animes and jdramas as well
Lovely couple 🥰🥰
@@findingswee A couple? I thought it was a mum with her son!
He's super right 😂😂🎉🎉
I’ve always said this! Learn please, thank you and the universal it’s/ I’m/ he’s/ she’s ok
The tone plays role also
Hah that's too accurate. That was the first word I learned there! 😅
Similar to Joshua, I understand and can read (& figure out) most things, but I can't speak for nuts, never practiced, maybe the standard stuff like ordering, payment etc only. I survived my 15+ Japan trips even to small towns, so...I guess it's alright hehe, most of them are pretty patient when they realize u are gaijin.
「結構works」 hit my 笑點 hhh
Kinda broke my brain 😂
Haha my english mix japanese is getting really weird now😂
Cute couple😊❤
I have exactly the same strategy in Japan, it works great xD
Yes, with different tone you can use it to almost every question. But if u use the wrong tone you are screwed. Especially when quarrelling 😂
These too are so funny and brings laughter😅
I was also thinking the same daijiobu 😅 👍🏻
Same i ise this word constantly its used so mucb its liem universal for alot of stuff
It covers everything!
Wow that really works!!
Damn~ you both are just so pretty~!
She is beautiful!!!
Not just that word. I noticed that in my country, people know one word in Japanese language is "thank you!" "ありがとう！" That's the main word they know.
When I hear the word Daijobu, I think of “Daiiiiijobu~ Boku saikyo nara~” lol 😅😂
daijyoubu hahahah, I died at the last line "kekko works (shita?)" ahahahahahah...
kekkou works da
I really love ur show 🤩 please continue happy holidays to u and ur family
I used wakaranai alot. Try it 😂 esp effective
Try asking for direction with daijobu.
He survived because he has a lovely wife accompany him.. 😂❤
@@keith1168 Waifu? I thought she was his mum!🤣😂😅
My two weeks in japan, daijoubu and Hai is very useful 😂
Totally agree.
お願いします is also a good one. Point to the thing you want and say it.
Thanks for the tip, it is useful
Glad it was helpful!😂
Most of the guys start understand Nihongo from words like yamete, kimochi, itai...😂
When he said "1 word", I instantly thought "Daijobou" 🤣
My favorite one-word-to-rule-them-all in Japanese is "Sumimasen" It even works to say "I have no idea what you just said"
Man you stepped on me
Him : Daijobu.....😂
I know he's gonna say Daijoubu when he mentioned one word everyone should know and use 😂 because I realize I used it a lot during my last Japan trip lollll yes THEY WORKS ❤❤❤
The way he responded with "Hontou da you!" already showed that he can actually speak Japanese. So, this is just for content.
😂 Thanks for the tip!! 大丈夫
You are very welcome!😂
This is how I survived one year in Japan by learning only one word that works for any situation.
Brilliant
9:40 dont worry Linus, I understood your joke even if Jake didn't
Dai Jio Bu 🙊😆🙈 Thank You For Your Sharing
Daijiobu is literally life saver! 😊
-"Where are you from?"
-"Daijiobu"
That's the place most foreigners come from. Must be a big city.
That’s really true
Cute couple. 😅😅😅😅❤
Pov: You're lost in Japan, and sadly, you don't understand Japanese but remember this short.
Kind Stranger: Daijoubu desu ka? Mayowanai desu ka? ("Are you all right? Aren't you lost?")
You: Daijiobu~☺️(🥲🥲)
It sounds like Polish daj dziobu which could mean (at least in my family, because dziób is a birds beak) give me a kiss 😭
I love how their every conversation is a mix of Japanese, English, and sometimes his other languages.
Literally too mixed up even AI can't detect the language hahahah
Damn he's like me can't speak my language but understand it😊
“Who is Oda Nobunaga?”
“Ah, daijoubu.”
😂😂😂
Moona Hoshinova literally survived Japan with only 1 word. “Daijobu desu” 😂
Now I ready to go Japan 😂
Cute❤❤❤
My japanese teacher told us the same thing about her husband 😂. She was like just say this word in japan and you'll be fine
Tq for the info. Daijiobu. 😅
my word is dattebayo that you can use at the end of every sentence. same as lah leh lor. watashiwa daijoubu dattebayo.
This dude punched up so hard he broke through the bamboo ceiling straight into the cherry blossom tree
Daijiobu the japanese I am groot 1 simple sentence answered in different tones and context it's the golden sentence that works for almost any situation!
I have the same i can understand spanish french german italian but cant talk back 😢
Le Me : Daijōbu boku saikyōdakara
(In Gojo stretching pose ) 😂😂😂
Someone - What is your name ?
Him - Daijiobu
😅😅😂😂.
We dont forget to speak with our hands,very expressive 😂😂😂 and eventhough it may seems random (non-native) but somehow all of them fits in the scenario 😂😂😂
Daijiobu ❤
"BRO. MY CAT DIED IN A CAR CRASH"
"Oh, daijobou"
It s like in every language "it s ok" 😂😂😂
You both are too cute. 😂
Ahaha thank you😳😂
Lol , arigato gozaimas 🙇🏻♀️
In Malaysia just say ok or hmmm
You can use it many2 situation
Joshua looks like the Japanese ideal, he's very ikemen, and when you're handsome people want to be nice to you
I saw you two at 20th December at a sushi shop
Wow! Is it Shin zushi at USJ?😂
Ngl I was literally always saying Daijoubu to my host family the first time I came to Japan.
"sir ur total is 11$"
daijiobu
When I went to China the tour guide taught us 1 phrase to carry around which is “沒事” (it’s ok/ daijyobu)😂 I guess forgiving and rejecting is universal😂
In Malaysia this one impression & sound is important. "Ah".
Aaaah... You understand.
Aaaaah...? You don't understand; surprised.
Aaah? You're asking
Ah! You don't want to do or refuse something.
Aah aah aah... You agree.
All depend on intonation & length of the sound used.
"SIR THIS IS THE 5TH TIME I AM ASKING YOU WHAT DO YOU WANT?"
him : daijobu
Hahaha noted. 😂
I’m surviving in Spain with almost zero Spanish. And this is a country where even their cinemas are dubbed
It happens 🎉👍👍👍👍💕❤😅
So funny 😉😀👍👌
I used that word on the train once. For some reason the train jolted and the young lady in front of me fell. I caught her and asked "Daijobou?". She was SUUUUUUPER embarassed and moved far away from me. I felt bad....