So glad you covered "a little" and "do you understand". I like to always speak the niceties of the local language of places I'm traveling, but it sometimes runs the risk of them thinking I'm fluent and I need a way to back out quickly LOL.
As a tourist, the most frequently used phrase in Japanese was probably buying tickets to temples and gardens: chiketto ichimai(1), nimai(2), sammai(3) kudasai. It worked smoothly 100% times.
A great video. I knew about 50% of these, and wish I'd known the other 50%. The only thing I would add is " Kore wa Ikura desu ka?" How much is this. Japanese businesses are pretty good about displaying prices, but not always. Life get's easier when you know and understand basic Japanese words and phrases.
I've been studying Japanese for a bit now and I'm proud that I was able to recognize all of these words and phrases. I got to take the small victories because there's always way more to learn.
10:58 After a suitable greeting, I prefer to ask in English. They’ll usually slightly smile and say something like “a little bit” and then understand you just fine as long as you’re asking a normal tourist or shopper question. I didn’t try to ask about quantum physics. But it’s much less off-putting than just speaking English to them and assuming they understand.
Currently in Japan and this video is the single most useful and helpful video I saved. Moreover, local really appreciate the effort. I’ve written down this small vocabulary and been using it all the time. Thank you so much you two! Much love!
The word "domo" is somewhat lacking in politeness. It tends to be used primarily by older men. "Arigatou gozaimasu" or simply "arigatou" would be more appropriate expressions of gratitude.
I have been following “Oriental Pearl” for a while now and enjoyed her videos. Thank you for sharing these phrases. Traveling to Japan often for work, these phrases made my life so much easier. Arigatō Gozaimasu!!!
Fantastic video, am watching daily, to try to get the simple travel phrases down, before I head to Japan in August, very helpful. Thank you. Also, this time around 10th + watch, I noticed your shirt collar is tucked in and now it’s all I can see lol.
11:35 (1) it's a really good point making the distinction with the two possible questions. Another point I listened to in another video: let's use really simplified English (almost broken) if they say that they just speak "a little". Of course this goes with any "Native vs. Foreigner language interaction". That #1 tip goes in clear contradiction to the tip of your friend at 4:35, leading to the... "So they think that you speak Japanese better than you really do". That's one of the last things you want to while speaking a very very basic level of a language. What you really want is to make them understand that you may understand many very simple standard sentences or single words but clearly NOT complete paragraphs...the opposite creates frustration on both sides.
I'm glad you brought up 分かります at the end, but it's also really versatile like 大丈夫. If someone says "It'll be a few minutes." - 分かります. Or if they say "No pictures!" - 分かります. I could literally think of examples all day lol
What an awesome video. I was looking for something like this before my trip last month. There are a few sort of okay videos, that focus on tourist phrases, but I think this was much better than the rest. I tried to learn a little (Duolingo, etc.) before coming, but really, I didn't need to know any Japanese. I mainly want to know a little to respect their language and culture, but knowing a bunch of words I'll never use is less helpful than a handful of words I'll use frequently. I'll practice these for next time.
Fantastic segment! I usually add o to kudasai, the make it a bit more polite "okudosai" so it was strange just hearing kudosai alone. Sometimes you can add the o to toilee to make it honorable. LOL! I am already subscribed to Oriental Pearl and always check out her new videos.
This video was really helpful. It would be really helpful to have all the phrases summarized at the end so we could have a screenshot to refer back to!
Nathan and Alyssa……I absolutely LOVE this video! I’m fluent in understanding Japanese, and can speak enough to get around. With that being said, there are a few words that I definitely learned today, so domo arigatou for doing this for us!
Once again, a SUPERB video!!! Thank you so much Nathan! Just when one wonders how on earth you always find such useful topics you come out with such a pearl! I will certainly ask all first time travellers to Japan to watch this! I agree with all of these! I wish I had known even half of these when I started visiting Japan. Humble thanks once again 🙏🥰🙏!!!
Going to Japan for the first time next month, and got a few new phrases from your video that I've never seen recommended in other similar videos, so arigatou gozaimasu!
Love it! I feel more encourage now to keep studying 😊 been on it for almost a year and I think it's such a neat language and culture to learn about. I am like obsessed studying almost daily😂 but being bilingual has helped me alot. Thank you for this, it's super helpful 😊Gambate❤
Thanks for the video- this and a few others which we have used to help us learn some traveller lingo for our upcoming North-South trip. Awesome stuff and congrats on you successful channel ❤
Thank You for the helpful hints…. My wife and I will be visiting Japan this coming summer. I have been studying nihonho for 5 months, and will continue even beyond the trip. Now, if I try to engage in a Japanese conversation, they will answer me… and that’s a problem. So O think I will stay with your recommendations…😂
travelling this coming wednesday and i really got slack in practicing japanese even 1-2 month prior. some old knowledge did return but not all of it. im sure some refreshing will do well enough
Could’ve done with some of those a few weeks ago! 😂 just returned a few days ago from a 3 week trip, I knew some, but forgot them in anxiety and others were new. But I was able to understand what they were talking about, many do understand your English but unsure what to say back except basic words.
i have watched more than around 30 videos 'good phrase' in youtube., for me. This video is THE BEST and most practical in a good scenario. Plus you have added the real situation. what a gem! I love it. Just to add a suggestion. Please make a video when dining goes wrong. for example "wrong order" or "when your bill is wrong" or "you food has not arrived" or "you lost your phone" since I could not find anywhere . again. Thank you so much.
@@NinjaMonkeyguy all helpfull ,how about to add when you want to leave the train or bus and there is crowds so you want to say excuse me I want to leave or make way for me to leave ,sumemasen .... somothing (I usually just say sumemasen )
These are many of the basic words I try to learn in the language of the country I am visiting and my next trip is Japan!! Perfect! One question tho, how do you say "I am allergic to peanuts?"
A - I think I'll watch this every day for the next 4 weeks before I go on 9th May. B - Couldn't you find a mirror or shop window to check your jacket collar before you started recording? 🤣
B: I KNOW!! .. I was horrified when i was editing but youre only the first to comment (after 4000+ views) so not to noticeable haha .. hopefully the content will be good enough to ignore the jacket lol :)
@@NinjaMonkeyguy The key point of the video is "terrific" in the meaning that points out the right "method": to be able to manage and make both yourself and the Japanese person somewhat at ease.... also showing the good will to learn some basic japanese is important!
Great video! Been following for years. One question for "2 people", which is correct pronunciation? I noticed you said "fu-tari" at 2:41. But before that you both pronounced it "sh-tari" and Google does that also. Please help. Thank you! Keep up the great videos and positive messages 👍
mmm considering my channel is not really language based I guess it's that they are both FU sounds but when said fast it can come across as SH sound? this is my best guess?
@@NinjaMonkeyguy ya, from my limited understanding when speaking at a normal/faster pace "う/u" vowels are often devoiced. Thus "FUtari" becomes "F' tari"
Who is that woman in the video with you? You tagged the guy who was in it for 15 seconds but no links to her channel. I know she's named in the video but it'd be nice to tap and go to her channel rather than having to search for her.
When I was in the far east - on a regular basis, I used to adopt the CARD system. You put on them the most common phrases etc and instead of trying to get them to understand you vocally.. just show them the relevant card! IT WORKED 90% of the time. ALSO stop thinking that you have to make full sentences etc KEEP your requests/queries SIMPLE! Can I have somefried chicken with rice ... NOO Please, fried chicken, rice.in THEIR language and that included certain symbols to make things short, sweet and SIMPLE. Most local people have short names for what they order on a regular basis NOT over CONVULUTED !!
osusume is dangerous :)))) assuming you want a suggestion but how would i know what they are replying to me. and if i say hai to their osusume - the possible regional octopus delicacy would not be touch by me :( and now you gotta fight the 'culinary insult' issue if you don't eat it :)))) learn 'chicken' in japanese when you have to be 100% safe
haha yes.. Learning what you are comfortable with is an easy win.. but if you truly wanna experience real local food.. you might be in for a treat or not .. lol
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@@NinjaMonkeyguy yes actually June visit Japan just 10 days but 😅problem no idea how speak Japanese although my husband speak here language japanese my daughter know some but zero only I can do keep Smile even don't know only experience what's japan place is it☺️hope theres some japanese know speak English especially doing sales I hope so☺️🙏
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I just got back from my trip on Thursday (Friday in japan). Why couldn’t you have posted this video a couple of weeks sooner?
Nathan…..Thank you so very much for sharing this link! ❤
@@mindysmom6132 He's my friend and I will continue to support him as much as I can :)
Hey, I know that guy @4:23 lol Thanks bro for having me in the video! Great video for tourists for sure!
Get well
Some of my highlights of this trip was hanging out with you! Domo 😉
So glad you covered "a little" and "do you understand". I like to always speak the niceties of the local language of places I'm traveling, but it sometimes runs the risk of them thinking I'm fluent and I need a way to back out quickly LOL.
Haha yes that can happen
I always look forward to your visits to Japan. See you next time 😊
Me too
As a tourist, the most frequently used phrase in Japanese was probably buying tickets to temples and gardens: chiketto ichimai(1), nimai(2), sammai(3) kudasai. It worked smoothly 100% times.
A great video. I knew about 50% of these, and wish I'd known the other 50%. The only thing I would add is " Kore wa Ikura desu ka?" How much is this. Japanese businesses are pretty good about displaying prices, but not always. Life get's easier when you know and understand basic Japanese words and phrases.
thanks jim for the additional recommended phrase :)
and then he would respond with japanese numbers?! xD what would the next tip for that?
@@MetaphoricalMusic this is true
@@NinjaMonkeyguy Next week, I'll be in Japan, and I wanted to express how much your video has helped me.
@@MetaphoricalMusic bro, exactly. I tried this phrase on my first trip to Japan years ago and never did it again 😂
I've been studying Japanese for a bit now and I'm proud that I was able to recognize all of these words and phrases. I got to take the small victories because there's always way more to learn.
well done! Awesome!
I love that you put examples and even with an english accent to show us that its okay to have an accent as long as you can speak clearly. Loved this 🤙
thats because I dont really speak Japanese haha
10:58 After a suitable greeting, I prefer to ask in English. They’ll usually slightly smile and say something like “a little bit” and then understand you just fine as long as you’re asking a normal tourist or shopper question. I didn’t try to ask about quantum physics. But it’s much less off-putting than just speaking English to them and assuming they understand.
I love the fact that they use real life examples! Great video!!! 🔥🔥🔥
Im gald!!
Excellent!!! Thank you for this!!! 👍🏼 😊 🇨🇦
Thanks!
thanks for the donation :) I'm glad you found the video useful!
I'm going to write the phrases I see helpful to me on index cards and study before my trip to Japan in June
Thank you! So many helpful phrases I haven't seen on other videos.
yes.. I agree, these come up so often but are overlooked
Currently in Japan and this video is the single most useful and helpful video I saved. Moreover, local really appreciate the effort. I’ve written down this small vocabulary and been using it all the time. Thank you so much you two! Much love!
Thats awesome (that you are in Japan) and that the video was useful!
The word "domo" is somewhat lacking in politeness. It tends to be used primarily by older men. "Arigatou gozaimasu" or simply "arigatou" would be more appropriate expressions of gratitude.
it really does depend on the situation but yep
I don't hear it much anymore
Nah he is right, please pin a comment telling people not to say domo…its going to come off so bad in 99% of situations
easy, use domo arigatou!
Or ‘arigataidesu’ = I’m grateful.
I have been following “Oriental Pearl” for a while now and enjoyed her videos.
Thank you for sharing these phrases. Traveling to Japan often for work, these phrases made my life so much easier.
Arigatō Gozaimasu!!!
Wonderful! I’m glad you could use them!
Hitting Japan in a weeks time for the first time and this is the best clip I've come across. Thanks to you both.
Theres also a part 2!!
Fantastic video, am watching daily, to try to get the simple travel phrases down, before I head to Japan in August, very helpful. Thank you. Also, this time around 10th + watch, I noticed your shirt collar is tucked in and now it’s all I can see lol.
OH boy yes!! i saw that and i DIED lol
Now I'm seeing it too!
I’ve been watching your videos the last few days preparing for my visit this summer and they are sooo helpful! Thank you sooo much 💪🏻☺️
Thanks for watching!
This was an awesome video Thanks!!
Glad it was useful!
So much more useful than other basic phrases videos! Thank you!
yes!!
11:35 (1) it's a really good point making the distinction with the two possible questions.
Another point I listened to in another video: let's use really simplified English (almost broken) if they say that they just speak "a little". Of course this goes with any "Native vs. Foreigner language interaction".
That #1 tip goes in clear contradiction to the tip of your friend at 4:35, leading to the... "So they think that you speak Japanese better than you really do". That's one of the last things you want to while speaking a very very basic level of a language.
What you really want is to make them understand that you may understand many very simple standard sentences or single words but clearly NOT complete paragraphs...the opposite creates frustration on both sides.
This is true, frustrations can happen easily
Very very good useful important information regarding words to learn that are spoken everyday.
Thank you both!
Our pleasure!
I'm glad you brought up 分かります at the end, but it's also really versatile like 大丈夫. If someone says "It'll be a few minutes." - 分かります. Or if they say "No pictures!" - 分かります. I could literally think of examples all day lol
Thanks!
What an awesome video. I was looking for something like this before my trip last month. There are a few sort of okay videos, that focus on tourist phrases, but I think this was much better than the rest. I tried to learn a little (Duolingo, etc.) before coming, but really, I didn't need to know any Japanese. I mainly want to know a little to respect their language and culture, but knowing a bunch of words I'll never use is less helpful than a handful of words I'll use frequently. I'll practice these for next time.
Although there is so much more that could be learned, I honestly think these are very useful!
Fantastic segment! I usually add o to kudasai, the make it a bit more polite "okudosai" so it was strange just hearing kudosai alone. Sometimes you can add the o to toilee to make it honorable. LOL! I am already subscribed to Oriental Pearl and always check out her new videos.
Oriental Pearl's language skills are inspiring but she works SO HARD! people dont see that side
This video was really helpful. It would be really helpful to have all the phrases summarized at the end so we could have a screenshot to refer back to!
good idea moving forward :)
Nathan and Alyssa……I absolutely LOVE this video! I’m fluent in understanding Japanese, and can speak enough to get around. With that being said, there are a few words that I definitely learned today, so domo arigatou for doing this for us!
Our pleasure!
All these surivval phrases will be very helpful! What an awesome collab 💜
yes! I love working with inspiring people
Very helpful, you could add more to the convenience store interactions like asking to microwave your food
That's a great idea for maybe some future content :)
very useful
Once again, a SUPERB video!!! Thank you so much Nathan! Just when one wonders how on earth you always find such useful topics you come out with such a pearl! I will certainly ask all first time travellers to Japan to watch this! I agree with all of these! I wish I had known even half of these when I started visiting Japan. Humble thanks once again 🙏🥰🙏!!!
My pleasure! I think it should be useful!
Going to Japan for the first time next month, and got a few new phrases from your video that I've never seen recommended in other similar videos, so arigatou gozaimasu!
thats amazing! I'm glad :)
i love this. Good job man ❤
Great video , very happy I found you channel gonna binge watch before going to Osaka
welcome on board!
Very good video❤ This was super helpful 💜
thank you, I think so too
Get well soon Drew!!!
I appreciate these language videos! Thank you both.
And thanks to other commenters who also have helpful tips.
its always worth reading those comments huh!
Love it! I feel more encourage now to keep studying 😊 been on it for almost a year and I think it's such a neat language and culture to learn about. I am like obsessed studying almost daily😂 but being bilingual has helped me alot. Thank you for this, it's super helpful 😊Gambate❤
thats awesome!
Hello from France. Thanks for this video, very useful to learn a bunch of basic phrases. It will help me for my next trip .
Glad it was helpful!
This was a great video guys. Thank you very much. I’m heading to Japan with my parents in a couple of days and all of these tips are super useful.
glad u can put them to use
excellent video!!!!thank you!!!!...........especially about wc!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
haha yes!
Thanks for the video- this and a few others which we have used to help us learn some traveller lingo for our upcoming North-South trip. Awesome stuff and congrats on you successful channel ❤
Slowly growing thanks :) 🙏
Thank you so much for this video. This really is a lifesaver in my first trip to Japan. "Eigo wakarimasuka" definitively saved me a lot!!! ❤🎉
Glad it was helpful!
@NinjaMonkeyguy you got yourself a subscriber my friend! I'm right now in kyoto trying to use your videos for my vacation 🎉
@@enderx5 awesome!! how is it going?!
@@NinjaMonkeyguy all good. Got lost a bit in the shinkansen, but worked out with the help of a nice lady. 😄
Finally I found a great useful video! Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you!
No prob
Pearl , thanks! Best info
Thank You for the helpful hints…. My wife and I will be visiting Japan this coming summer. I have been studying nihonho for 5 months, and will continue even beyond the trip. Now, if I try to engage in a Japanese conversation, they will answer me… and that’s a problem. So O think I will stay with your recommendations…😂
hey! haha.. enjoy your language journey! dont be shy! :) hehe
I’m thinking my Japan holiday will be a “cerebral” experience. Definitely a hands on experience.
travelling this coming wednesday and i really got slack in practicing japanese even 1-2 month prior. some old knowledge did return but not all of it. im sure some refreshing will do well enough
yep! .. these words come up on the daily!
VERY HELPFUL...
Glad it was helpful!
I enjoyed this video😊
This is awesome 👍
glad you like! did you see part 2? ruclips.net/video/vhXEoywq7Zk/видео.htmlsi=krt3TYLKSKeZ7lQu
Well done , more like this please 😊
You both are awesome thanks for your tips
Thanks for watching!
Could’ve done with some of those a few weeks ago! 😂 just returned a few days ago from a 3 week trip, I knew some, but forgot them in anxiety and others were new. But I was able to understand what they were talking about, many do understand your English but unsure what to say back except basic words.
yea understanding and speaking.. two different things :)
Nice and very useful!!!!!!
I'm glad!
Great tips thanks
Goingin 2 weeks! this has helped a lot!
i have watched more than around 30 videos 'good phrase' in youtube., for me. This video is THE BEST and most practical in a good scenario. Plus you have added the real situation. what a gem! I love it. Just to add a suggestion. Please make a video when dining goes wrong. for example "wrong order" or "when your bill is wrong" or "you food has not arrived" or "you lost your phone" since I could not find anywhere . again. Thank you so much.
thanks for the feedback! My friend @oriental Pearl is the real gem here :) I hope to convince her to make more with me haha
Super helpful for my upcoming visit to Japan. Thanks!
Have fun!
Great video! Very helpful thank you!
You're very welcome!
Great video as always
Thanks again!
Awesome video!
Glad you enjoyed it
Great video, I enjoy both of your channels. Excellent advice. If all goes, I shall be using those phrases next month - after golden week though ;)
haha.. yes after golden week :)
this is a very helpful video
Glad you think so! what would be the top phrase/word?
@@NinjaMonkeyguy all helpfull ,how about to add when you want to leave the train or bus and there is crowds so you want to say excuse me I want to leave or make way for me to leave ,sumemasen .... somothing (I usually just say sumemasen )
yes always more to add!
Such a wonderful video! Thank you!
My hesitation in speaking Japanese is once you say or ask something in Japanese, they will say or answer back and you have no clue what they said.
@@pytube777 I feel the same way 😅
Yeah same
I think even if you stumble at that point, the courtesy of trying in Japanese is good
These are many of the basic words I try to learn in the language of the country I am visiting and my next trip is Japan!! Perfect!
One question tho, how do you say "I am allergic to peanuts?"
I found this to help digjapan.travel/en/blog/id=11232
I lived in Osaka in the 80’s. ❤❤❤
wow how was it?
@@NinjaMonkeyguy my first year was challenging but I gradually became accustomed to the Japanese way of life. Osaka is a great place to visit.
Big fan of the transition music
Yay haha kinda weird but I liked it too
Awesome vid and really helpful tips tysm! 🙏
Happy to help! Oriental Pearl is a big part!
A - I think I'll watch this every day for the next 4 weeks before I go on 9th May.
B - Couldn't you find a mirror or shop window to check your jacket collar before you started recording? 🤣
B: I KNOW!! .. I was horrified when i was editing but youre only the first to comment (after 4000+ views) so not to noticeable haha .. hopefully the content will be good enough to ignore the jacket lol :)
@@NinjaMonkeyguyYou could have said it was to avoid the slight flapping wind sound on the microphone.
@@heythave no need for excuses.. I believe in owning my mistakes and making it a learning point ;) but ye.. how did you know? 😅
Awesome!
Thanks! it was fun to put this one together!
Really helpful video
awesome!
Yay! Two of my favourite Japanese! 😉
aww thanks!
Great video ❤
Glad you liked it!!
For restaurants is "kyou no osusume nan desu ka?" also good?
if you already learnt that then fine.. after all osusume is the key word there
@@NinjaMonkeyguy The key point of the video is "terrific" in the meaning that points out the right "method": to be able to manage and make both yourself and the Japanese person somewhat at ease.... also showing the good will to learn some basic japanese is important!
@@axios101 thanks so much :) ultimately if you can communicate your point you’ve succeeded right?
For #2, use ‘shoushou omachi kudasai’ - it’s much more polite.
Hanasemasuka = CAN you
Hanashimasuka = do you.
I have two questions. How do you say, "four people" in Japanese. And what do I say if I don't want a plastic bag at the 7-Eleven?
Thanks!
三人 = san nin = 3 people
四人= yonin = 4 people
五人= go nin = 5 people
Kekko desu
Great video! Been following for years. One question for "2 people", which is correct pronunciation? I noticed you said "fu-tari" at 2:41. But before that you both pronounced it "sh-tari" and Google does that also. Please help. Thank you! Keep up the great videos and positive messages 👍
mmm considering my channel is not really language based I guess it's that they are both FU sounds but when said fast it can come across as SH sound? this is my best guess?
@@NinjaMonkeyguy thanks!
@@NinjaMonkeyguy ya, from my limited understanding when speaking at a normal/faster pace "う/u" vowels are often devoiced. Thus "FUtari" becomes "F' tari"
@@SelcraigClimbs thank you very much!
Is there a similar video for Korean?
Not at the moment but check out oriental pearls channel!
so when they say chotto matte kudasai, do you then go back out and wait outside?
That means wait a moment, so, in that case she said it and there was no real space to wait inside so we waited outside
She is my language idol. ❤ how i wish i can be like Oriental pearl
she's my language idol too! :)
Who is that woman in the video with you? You tagged the guy who was in it for 15 seconds but no links to her channel. I know she's named in the video but it'd be nice to tap and go to her channel rather than having to search for her.
shes tagged in the title!
When I was in the far east - on a regular basis, I used to adopt the CARD system. You put on them the most common phrases etc and instead of trying to get them to understand you vocally.. just show them the relevant card! IT WORKED 90% of the time. ALSO stop thinking that you have to make full sentences etc KEEP your requests/queries SIMPLE! Can I have somefried chicken with rice ... NOO Please, fried chicken, rice.in THEIR language and that included certain symbols to make things short, sweet and SIMPLE. Most local people have short names for what they order on a regular basis NOT over CONVULUTED !!
agree.. there's a difference between speaking and communicating
This guy is bad ass 😂🎉. Based Alyssa 🎊
Papa the dude himself
I’m totally confused by the counting? Is it ichi, Hitori or Hitotsu?? 😤
counting changes depending on the object.. its complicated in this video we go over people
Diuuuuuuuuude I love oriental Pearl lol
You’ll find out real fast lol
? She’s a great person :)
Kansha mōshiagemasu. 🙏
Understanding is not really the problem. It's the masks. They sound so muffled in the store they need to repeat the questions 😅
yea this can sometimes the the case good point :)
Goated video
Wow thanks
Dude's collar is messed up
Yep! You figured it out!
Uh, so how do you say four people?
yo-nin (4 people), “go-nin” (5 people), “roku-nin” (6 people)
osusume is dangerous :)))) assuming you want a suggestion but how would i know what they are replying to me. and if i say hai to their osusume - the possible regional octopus delicacy would not be touch by me :( and now you gotta fight the 'culinary insult' issue if you don't eat it :)))) learn 'chicken' in japanese when you have to be 100% safe
haha yes.. Learning what you are comfortable with is an easy win.. but if you truly wanna experience real local food.. you might be in for a treat or not .. lol
Challenges common to immigrants from all countries.
It is natural to strictly abide by the laws, customs, and manners of a foreign country.
When spending time in a foreign country, it is sometimes important to let go of your personal preferences and religious values.
Please prepare a translation app for the language of your destination.
Currently in Japan, troubles caused by Kurdish refugees have become a social problem.
They are trying to impose their rules on Japan, just like the US government.
If such things increase, we can only see a future in which strict restrictions and laws are imposed on refugees, immigrants, and travelers.
interesting never knew anything about the Kurdish
I just smile
Oh my god it's not easy😅☺️
smiling really is a universal language
@@NinjaMonkeyguy yes actually June visit Japan just 10 days but 😅problem no idea how speak Japanese although my husband speak here language japanese my daughter know some but zero only I can do keep Smile even don't know only experience what's japan place is it☺️hope theres some japanese know speak English especially doing sales I hope so☺️🙏
The collllaaarrrrrr
I know!! I wish I had a production team to tell me these things when i film haha.. maybe in the future, Hope the info was still useful
Noooo on domo 😮
mmm it can be useful, depending on the situation ofcourse