Useful PHRASES in Japanese RESTAURANTS - an in depth course | Easy Japanese eng sub
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- Опубликовано: 6 фев 2025
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Make sure to eat a lot of Japanese food even if you can't come to Japan just yet. My personal favourite is spicy miso ramen, you should try it. And be sure to use the Japanese phrases I teach in this video they're seriously useful!
日本でおいしいものたくさん食べてね！俺は、辛味噌ラーメンがすき😊
↓Here's an onomatopoeia quiz for you to test yourself!
オノマトペクイズやっているよ！
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↓Here on my Twitter I teach some strange Japanese!
変な日本語教えてるよ！
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いただきますは、海外から見るとどんな感じですか？👀
いただきますは、宗教というより礼儀正しく見えると思います。日本人はあんまり信仰が強い人ではないし、マナーを守る人なので、食事の前にそういう挨拶をするのはやっぱり礼儀正しいかなーと思います。
ベトナム人として、いただきますって言いう行動は普段なことだと思うんですけど、僕の国の場合は食べる時には、何も言うっていません（笑う）そのまま食べていきます。おのまっぷの動画はめっちゃ楽しかったと思う。いろんなことを勉強しになりましていた。心から感謝申し上げます。
いつもコメントありがとう！礼儀正しいって見てくれるんだね！嬉しい😃
べネズエラには他の人に"Buen provecho" って言うんだから、一人で「いただきます」って言ったら、ちょっと変だな〜って思っています😄
I think it just sounds respectful. If someone makes a meal for me I would definitely say thank you before and after. But I also pray before my meals. So maybe it’s more normal for me.
Criminally underrated channel
日本語が話せる人が日本人以外そんなにいないんだからね
@@Wetubedd すみません。わかりません。日本語が少しわかります。私は初心者です。😅
agree
@@Mylksix "there aren't many people other than Japanese who can speak Japanese"
@@rustyexe9378 Thanks dude ✌🏼
He's interesting, slow-talking, funny and cute. The perfect teacher !
Exactly my thoughts! He has such a sweet and cute demeanor and it really shines in these videos. I think that makes it easier to focus on him and more engaging. He makes it quite fun to learn and listen. I still find his speech a tad fast, but he’s so fun and includes both English and Japanese captions so when I need to rewind it’s like enjoying something a second time, rather than a distraction like most others :)
As someone who's learning Japanese but really doesn't like anime that channel is honestly super helpful ! I really enjoy hearing people speaking in japanese and it's kinda weird that every Japanese teaching channel is in English like what's the point 😂 anyway that was an amazing video ! Thank you 💮♥️
I learned Chinese in Chinese (even from zero level. At first I was using only body languages like a baby haha)
So I’m really happy that some people like you realized that it’s actually the best way to learn languages
フィリピンではラメンを食べる時音を立てると悪いイメージになったんですけど私にとってラメンを食べている時音を立てるとそのラメンは本当に美味しい意味になります。いつか日本のレストランヘ食べに行きますように。
One of the best channels out there for listening comprehension in my opinion. I believe the most affective method for learning a language is immersion (I pretty much learned my English entirely from RUclips 😅) but sometimes it's hard to find the right material for your level (most of the time it either too easy or too hard, or when you are watching a Japanese lesson it's mostly focused on grammar and you are not actually getting enough effective listening practice) you're videos are amazing! They are very natural, not too hard nor too easy and I think anyone can benefit from them plus I find them very entertaining. Thank you so much for sharing with us 😊
I totally agree, Maya! He is great and his channel has the best to offer in yt community.
Actually when I’m making videos, I use lots of common words we actually use in sentences but also in every video I put new words as well not to be too easy so I’m happy that you’re saying like this!
Yeah, I agree, it's very good for listening practice
Agreed! Thats been my issue with being stuck in n5 level. It can be hard to remember words you never hear or read in real context.
I’m a high school teacher teaching Japanese in Australia and I just finished teaching my students how to order in a Japanese restaurant and this is just perfect as a supplement to my resources!
another one to mention would be if you order a coffee or dessert they ask you if you want it before or after the meal! this one tripped me up for a while 😂
シンプルな日本語で実用できるフレーズをたっぷり教えてくれていて、助かります。
後、ちょっと話が変わりますが、「いただきます」は仏教じゃなくて神道の伝統から来ているらしいです。動物なり植物なり、命を絶って自分の生命力に変えるので、その感謝を表す表現だとよく言われてきました。
いただきますとかごちそうさまでしたは 良いかんじですよね。 食べ物に感謝する気持ちが 感じられます。🤗
動画の後から2年もあったけど、私の思うも伝えたいです。私にとっても「いただきます」は普通なことになるとLet's eat! という意味があります。少していねいな意味もあるし、誰が言わなくても問題はない。私ハンガリー人ですと、ここは「Jó étvágyat!」を言います。意は私にとってとてもいただきますと同じです。オノマップの動画はいつも役に立つし、ナチブ人の話を聞くことはいい練習です。ありがとう！😊🇭🇺🇯🇵❤️
I'm so impressed how cool this channel is. Thank you for recording these clips! It's so interesting to watch and easy to understand. You make people really happy.
It is so nice that you do not have the english subtitles in your video,so i can use it to as japanese listening practice without getting distracted by english subtitles
Some people advices me that since people are lazy to switch on subs, I should put Eng subs in videos but I’m happy that I didn’t
日本に何回行っても、レストランで注文するのは本当に難しいなあと思います。いろんな場面や状況を詳しく説明してくれてありがとうございます！
I suggest you create a podcast because your speed is just right for listening comprehension practice.
This is the type of content that would have been REALLY useful for me when I first came to Japan a few years ago. I studied Japanese in high school and university, but I never had a class about how to order food at a restaurant! On the other hand, when I studied French and Thai, we learned that in the beginner level class.
I am studying japanese for the N4 level and your videos with subtitles both in English and Japanese helps me a lot! thanks a lot man and keep it up!! :D
I didn't realise いただきます and ごちそうさまでした was related to religion :O I always thought it was the Japanese culture in general. I have a japanese friend in her early 20s and she says that everytime before and after we eat and I thought that was really nice. I haven't noticed it from other Japanese people in the restaurant when I eat alone so I thought people don't really do it anymore. But after seeing her do it, I started doing it too, and I think it's a really nice gesture :D
Just discovered your channel and i have to say i'm really impressed. You explain everyday japanese in such a clear, concise, and practical way. i'm not trying to learn japanese formally; i'm just really interested in it but your videos are motivating me to try it out!
Yes, in some countries abroad, especially in places like america or the UK, slurping your food noisily is considered a bad thing. I guess it came from the idea of high class restaurants being a "quiet" place for eating, so eventually it just became a cultural thing where people judge noisy slurpers/eaters.
Would really appreciate the video about japanese "no"! it's boggled my mind for so long as to why japanese don't just say no straightforwardly.
こういう動画はとても便利ですよ。ホテルとかレストランで使う日本語は一番役に立ちますね。日本語がわかるのに、ときどき店員さんの言っていることが聞こえませんからね！
ヒトキさんが好きになるぐらい日本語についての説明がわかりやすくて嬉しいです。毎回、ありがとうございます💕
中国語は日本語より難しいと思います。もちろん日本語も難しいが中国語はその上だと思います。私はフィリピン人ですが日本語を勉強してて今N2の資格を持ってて、N1を合格するまで頑張りたいと思います。
ひときさんはすごいと思います。
Thank you for your videos! They really help. I have just moved here and found it super confusing to go to a ramen shop and a 7-11! Luckily the menus had pictures.. can you say please slow down? Thank you again!!!
7:13 my eardrums just went さようなら
I still remember a very embarrassing moment from my last visit to japan when I was asked: 「二名様ですか？」and I replied with so much confidence:「いいえ、一名様です」before I realized my mistake and apologized and corrected myself to 「一人です」. That worker kept laughing for a while. That was so embarrassing 😳
Had a similar experience when I went to an underground izakaya to buy some sake by myself. The lady asked "何人" but I heard "何年" and thought she was asking about my age so I started to panic a bit as I was 18 at the time and the legal limit to buy alcohol was 20 haha
In Germany, making lots of noise when eating or drinking is definitely considered bad manners and very rude/disrespectful! On the other hand, the custom of giving thanks for the meal before and after, imho is really nice and promotes awarenessand gratefulness :)
こんにちは👋😃 ナネットです。パナマから来ました。２０１６年から日本語を学ぶ冒険始めた。今日このチャネルを見つけた❗すごく嬉しいになた😊。。。 全部わかりました❗ありがとうございます。
パナマ🇵🇦からありがとう👍
I can feel the anxiety already thinking about ordering at a restaurant in Japan. 😂 Thank you for the tips and phrases! Now time to practice!
I love watching your videos.I understand 90% of the conversation..one day I want to speak Japanese fluently just like a native.Arigatou Gozaimasu.
Awesome video!!! I love your content.
大きい声で「お願いします」 ても良いと思いました
Really ... best channel ever. Thank you very much from France 🥰
Oxeriia うぁ〜うれしい😊
My Japanese dad also makes that sound when he is eating ramen. I am half Japanese and because I live in the Philippines throughout my whole life, I don't make that sound. I think we are the same as how Western countries eat. Culturally speaking, in my country, if someone would be eating with that sound could be tagged by others as quite rude or doesn't have any manners. I've been in that situation many times already when I was still very young, my mother would always disciplined me to close my mouth while eating haha. There was a time before when my dad went home here, and prepared us some ramen dishes, I tried asking him, 「お父さん、なんで食べ物を食べている時に、ちょっとうるさい声で出しているの？」He just said to me, 「そういう声で食べながら、もっと美味しくなりますよ。」Since that day, I totally understood about this important Japanese culture, and I hugely respect that in my country.
This is the video I needed when I traveled to Japan two years ago! Thanks so much for making this 🙏🏼
うわー I’m so glad I found your channel! 😭💕 I’m currently studying Japanese (N5) and the phrases I know are textbook-based. On the side, I’m testing myself if I can read a Japanese manga (raw) already (or at least, how much I can read already). I still have to check some of the kanji on a dictionary but it helps me associate kanji characters to Japanese words. Although, I think in Japanese mangas, their conversation sounds way too casual (I’m not sure if Japanese people really converse like that in person?). As such, I’m really glad to have found this channel that’s aimed at conversational Japanese (at least, how they usually speak without sounding too polite or too casual). ありがとうございます！おつかれ~🥰
Thank you so much for making this video!! I'm currently studying abroad in Japan, and eating at the restaurant here is exactly my biggest fear since I have no idea what I gotta say, so I'm really glad I found this video in my recommendation!
I think I'm less scared to eat outside now so I'll definitely try out the phrases here when I go out to eat next time. Thank you!
I've also subscribed to this channel! your explanation was easy to understand and fun to watch. I'll definitely check out your other vids later ^^
Wakariyasuuuiiiiii 👏👌Hontouni arigato🙇♂️ I’m trying to perfect my Japanese and maybe it’s because you speak carefully and slowly that it’s possible to understand everything you say without looking at the subtitles. I just discovered your channel and I already love it, I’ll use it to practice my Japanese, hontouni arigato.
Also about “itadakimasu” and “gochisousama”, as a foreigner we think it shows that the japanese society is very polite and has manners, so even if they are alone they still keep those manners, whereas abroad we only use them when we are with other people, it’s a very positive thing about Japanese people.
Also about making a sound when slurping ramen noodles, I think the sound makes people think of someone eating and chewing with their mouths open and making noise, that’s bad manners in many western countries, so maybe that’s why some people don’t like the sound of slurping noodles.
Thank you for answering so sincerely!😊
Just discovered this channel after watching 4 other channels for 2 years. All are good, but maybe it is the novelty, this one is SUPER
thanks for this one Onomappu!! looking forward for your next nice content! yatta!
先日このチャンネルを見つけました。字幕なしでも分かりやすいです！😊
The videos are really interesting and helpful. I enjoyed so much, then I can stop watching. Congratulations and thank you for sharing them
Great video! Very clear and sounds really natural, but I could understand everything so the level is perfect. ありがとうございます！！！ 🙏🏻
The 神様 bit had me rolling! 😂 Humour is on point 👌.
I made exactly that mistake ⇒
お店の人：いらしゃっしゃいませ、何名様ですか
私：二名様です
The moment the words left my mouth, I realised my mistake and died inside.
Edit: I'm Chinese-American, and in both cultures, it's considered rude to make sounds while you're eating. I moved out when I was 18, and I started throwing table manners out of the window (just because I could). Unfortunately, all these bad habits showed up when I was having dinner with my dad, which led to a good lecturing about "the rudeness of slurping soup".
My partner and I visited a ramen shop in rural Furano, Hokkaido in February this year. I dunno why but somehow I learned about the virtue of slurping while eating ramen to indicate your appreciation. My partner missed out on this important cultural lesson, but I had no idea. It was just the two of us in the small shop. And he was just sitting there, quietly eating his ramen, I asked him, "Is it really that bad?". He was like, "Huh, no, it's surprisingly good." I said, "Uh, you better eat louder or else the shop owner's gonna believe you think it sucks."
Lots of cultural difference. We learn some of it in Japanese class, but these videos are truly a world of help.
Yay a new vid! I love having your videos on as passive or active listening practice :)
Thanks for commenting as always😁
@Onomappu かしこまりました！
確かに自国のイタリアでは音を立てながら食べると言えばすごく失礼とかマナーの悪さが連想されますよね！
特に最低限のマナーをまだ知らない子供や下品な人がよくするイメージがやっぱりありますね…でも日本のラーメン屋さんにご飯を食べに行ったとき、全然「あ、日本人ってマナー悪いなぁ」と思いませんでした、もちろん日本の文化なのでね！逆に日本人は予想以上優しくて、礼儀正しい国民だと思います！
追伸 : 最近、Onomappuさんの関西弁チャレンジの動画をきっかけにこのチャンネルを発見しました！面白くて興味深い動画をたくさん作っているので、きっと登録者数が増えていくと僕は思います！
これからも、頑張ってくださいね！
めっちゃ日本語上手ですね😆
ありがとうございます😊
やった！１，０００サムズアップしました！
おのまっぷさまいつもいつも有難うございます。ぼくがイギリスからZoomで日本語のオンラインクラスをしていて、こんな動画が凄く助かれます。俺は１００％理解できますがもし内の生徒が５０％以上理解できるようになったら凄く喜びます。
丁寧で分かりやすい日本語を使って頂いて大変有難いです。これからも宜しくお願いします。
1000番目ありがとう👍
生徒に紹介もしてくれて嬉しい😆
こちらこそよろしく！
Hello Hitoki, your channel is super helpful. Glad I found it.
Thanks for going over this!! It's really helpful. My parents are from HK so I grew up going to asian (mostly chinese) restaurants ALL the time and they are kind of similar in terms of the menus and greetings. I also watched a lot of jdramas and (too much) anime growing up so I had an idea of what it's like, but it's still intimidating when you're not fluent in Japanese, especially when they speak so fast!!
丁寧でわかりやすい説明ありがとうございました！I'm binging all of your videos this is sooo helpful. I've learned Japanese entirely on my own and can read novels and papers without any problem but the few times I actually went to Japan I was so nervous in restaurants lol in Europe rn so can't really go to Japan but I hope when the time comes I can use your advices :)
I like your way to teach US Japanese language. Very clear😊 Thank you so much for ur explain. 🙏
このチャネルが見つかってよかったなと思います。すごく役に立って、大変勉強になりました。ありがとうございます😊
This is a super useful video! Thank you for making it and for being so entertaining and easy to listen to Onomappu!
「いただきます」は動物、魚そして野菜もその生命を奪って食べることへのお詫び、料理を作ってくれた人、提供してくれた人への感謝の気持ちと考えています。
日本人の良い慣習の一つです。
今でも恥ずかしくて、急にわかんないことを聞かれたら〜と心配して外食は10回以上はしたことがないです😰
日本にきて2年経ってるんですけど😅
動画ありがとうございます✨
僕も台湾にいた時、怖かったので気持ちわかります。僕はよく友達と一緒にレストランへ行って、友達に、店員さんはなんて言ってた？とよく聞きました！そして、そのフレーズを覚えました😊
動画いつも面白いありがとうございます‼️
ペルーも食べる前に特別な言葉も言いますから日本でいただきます聞くとahhhh 同じ意味かな
ところで先週は会社の友達食べに行きましたですが何を食べたい友達聞きました僕の返事はそうぷ食べたい‼️ 友達よく笑ちゃった
僕全然分からなかった も一回聞いて何か食べたいですか そうぷ欲しいです‼️もっと笑ちゃった😅😅😅 その後は説明してくれたそうぷやない そうぷだったら特別なところ男は女の人。。。。やりたい
そうぷランドの事教えたくれた面白かった
今度 。。。。こんな事話したらどうかな。。。。😅😅
This is so helpful. Thank you so much!
It has been several years since I last went to Japan. I spent a long time there in 2011 and was there long enough to need to buy some new clothes. I was surprised to discover that when paying with a credit card at a department store, you could elect to pay in multiple installments. When the cashier asked how many times I wanted to be charged, I was confused! 「１回おねがいします」.....?! my Japanese wasn't very good. I am not sure how I managed to catch on. Or maybe I was ok with being charged several times the price if it got me out of there without making a fool of myself, haha.
I don't know if this is still common but after that, I just started paying in cash everywhere. Lol.
Can someone explain why I have understood and pronounced so much of the Japanese language after viewing videos? I think this guy is extraordinary.
ひときさんすごいわかりやすい！
ひときさん、レディースのメニューから食べられないことが悔しそうですね！あたしのオーダーさせても良いですね😭
ひとき先生ありがとうございます！
This is definitely one of the most helpful and understandable channels for beginner Japanese students (like myself).
你还在台湾吗？加油！！
我已經回到日本了～
教えていただいてありがとうございました😀😀
役に立ちました。ありがとう。
What a great video! Thank you for the content :) I was living in Kyoto for 1 & half year and learned some Japanese, but there are (of course) many specific terms, that I never picked up. It's really interesting to watch, also your pronunciation is very nice, I can follow you well. I did have a problem in Japan with the "no" thing. For example, when I asked in the university, if I could take a class or do something a certain way, I never knew if 大丈夫 was an "okay" or a "no". That really confused me, because both things did happen. Have a good day :)
Thank you very much for this.
I hope to be able to go to Japanese restaurants when I get a chance to visit Japan again
OMG your channel is just perfect! Love the subtitles! So carefully done.
I been watching couple of these videos and im curious. Is he talking slower than natural ? Also maybe using simpler words cause he is surprisingly easy to understand even with my limited vocabulary.
感謝Hitoki分享 能聽日文又有字幕說明真的很棒!
日本にいた１１ヶ月には無料のデザートなんて、もらったことありません!食べたかったなのに😭運が悪いかな〜
実は今この動画を見ながら、クロアチアの駅で電車を待っていますけど、ピッタリ来るっていうか２０分すぎ遅くなっています😅日本に帰りたいです!!
クロアチア🇭🇷！？電車がそんなに遅れることがあるんですね😂
でも、お母さんが前クロアチアに行ったことがあって、綺麗な国っていってました☺️
@@Onomappu そうなんですか？！それを聞いて嬉しいです！
ま、確かにクロアチアは結構プラス面があるんですが、交通は絶対そのプラス面の一つじゃないと思います😂
Right, so as soon as they say "予約があります" I need to leave because I won't have the money for a posh restaurant hahaha thanks !
By the way, great video, it feels like you said the exact things I had questions about hahaha
そんなビデオでありがとうございます
I’m glad to find some ressource from a Japanese man, oral understanding is my weak point and I don’t really want to sound like a girl 🤣
でも一万人購読者だけ？それはちょっと、、I hope you’ll get more very soon, keep it up 👍
Impressed, I like your method of teaching Japanese.
ありがとうございます。大変役に立ちます。
そうだね、自分の国ではラーメンを音を立てて食べるのは失礼だと思う人が多い。
僕はすごく音を立つので家族とかに[うるさい]って言われる。
でも、日本で音を立ててもいいから、楽しくラーメンを食べられる！！
楽しくラーメン🍜食べられるっていいよね！
発音も綺麗だし、分かりやすいし、すごく勉強になりました！ありがとうございました😊
If you slurp while eating ramen even outside Japan, I think most people will be fine with it. There is this idea going around that slurping is a compliment to the chef. (I believed it at one point so I slurped really loud to “make sure the chef knows that it’s good)
Also I’ve went to some ramen-ya and they tell you that slurping makes it yummier
よし、日本語練習
海外でもラーメン屋の場合、あんまり失礼ではないと思う。実は音を立てたら料理人の褒めるって((もう日本語が難し過ぎる
Very helpful video, thank you!
I actually never knew itadakimasu and ochisousama originated as religious phrases?? I always thought it was just something polite to say, a little like how in english we'll wish someone "bon appetit" before eating (despite that being a french phrase). just kind of "enjoy your meal" but like, more outwards focused, like if you went "I'll enjoy my meal" as a way of showing gratitude for the food and the work it took to prepare it. (I guess a similar sentiment in English might be "bless the hands that made this meal", but that's a really long sentence isn't it...) to my knowledge, bon appetit was never religious, so I guess I just never really made the connection on my own.
it's really interesting! thank you for the video :D I'll have to do my best to actually learn japanese enough to speak it, but videos like this really help ^^
I thought shrines is Japanese style of temple because they also have someone like monk there too. This new info really interesting 👍
I'm just starting to learn Japanese, and just discovered your channel, its brilliant for listening practise, thank you! I'm curious though, what kind of things do you find on the woman only menu?
私はミャンマー人です🇲🇲。国で食べものを食べると、音が出たら悪い態度と決めます。家にラーメンを日本人風に食べる時［貴方は日本人ですか］ってお兄ちゃんに叱れた。でもいままでそういう風に食べます。😁
I watched an interview before (I think it was by Yuuta) where he asked Japanese people if they were religious. Many of them said yes, they were buddhist.
But while they said that, they also didn't know anything about Buddhism, so it seemed like that was just the easy answer, but not actually true.
I find religion in Japan very interesting. It's like everyone follows some select Shinto and Buddhism traditions, but barely anyone actually believes it. I think it's great.
Btw, aren't 神社 for Shinto Shrines and not Buddhist temples?
Don't know what the word for the temples is, but Google Translate says 寺院. I might have heard just 寺 before, but not sure...
We use 寺 more as you said!
Listening to this made me remember that one video on fb where a guy was alone in Japan and didn't know how to speak nor read Japanese so he instead went to convenience store for dinner and bought a canned food. He had to taste it before realizing it is cat food
Thank you so much. I really find your content/advise/lesson is very valuable and useful. And I can practice my Japanese understanding by listening. Thank you so much. Peace from Malaysia. 😄😄
Malaysia🇲🇾😊
i think i watch too much anime and dorama to the point that i can understand 80% of this without subtitle😁
nice lesson btw. i subscribed today
Thanks!!
Hitoki: タメ口モード *proceeds to speak politely*
great video btw!
Onomappu, help! I have a big crush on you. 😭😂❤️
かわいいでしょねー？❤️❤️
7:21 that's why I love Japan. A free real estate for somebody as socially awkward as me
Your channel is a godsend!!!!!
Thank you so much! Such a wonderful resource. I will be showing your videos to my study group I'm apart of to help them out!
That’s really helpful!! I really appreciate it!😆😆😆
凄く助かりました。お疲れ様でした。🙏🙏
Dude, you have the perfect voice and speed for intermediate to advanced learners, and well, even beginners if they use subtitles. Great channel, if you were a pretty girl you'd be over a million subscribers by now. I've seen so many you are way better than, who have more subscribers, and I think they just get the clicks for make-up and cute outfits...
This is so helpful! Also, in the U.S., it is indeed considered bad manners to slurp soups and noodles. Now that I live in Tokyo, I have to actively think about slurping my ramen. Otherwise, I'm really quiet. 😂
15:15 アラビア語で「いただきます」は「ビスミッラー」と言います。これは「神の御名において」という意味です。
「ごちそうさま」は「アルハムドリッラー」と言います！これは「神への感謝を表す」という意味です。アラビア語なんですけど、インドネシアにもよく使います。
アラビア語でもそういう言い方があるんですね！ありがとうございます😊
@@Onomappu 間違いがあるかどうかチェックしてもらえますか。
謝謝老師，說的很詳細
I hope one day I'll be able to listen and watch your videos without the subtitles 🙏😅
Different countries or regions have their own cultures and what is viewed as good or bad manners so don’t stress about it! But it is true in western culture if you make loud sounds while eating, it isn’t good etiquette. Don’t think about it at all 😹 Unless you visit a country then it’s good to research about the country’s views on what is good or bad manners, so you can be respectful as a tourist 🙏🏻
I remember ordering tonkatsu with my friend who was visiting me in Japan once, and there was a misunderstanding when I placed the order… my friend wanted the #1 on the menu, and after looking a moment I decided I wanted it too. I tried to tell the waitress something like “1番を二つください”… but I think I had already told her my friend’s order, and maybe had paused in my follow-up sentence or something, because instead she thought I was trying to order the #2 instead of a second #1. I wondered if I had communicated it clearly enough but the misunderstanding came about because she thought I was a foreigner stumbling through the order and mixing up counting words, or if there was a better counting word for two orders of a dish that would have made it perfectly clear and the way I tried to say it was too ambiguous. the #2 was the bigger serving of the #1 so I ended up receiving way more food than I could eat haha
Thanks for the video :) it was really helpful! I have one question left: how do I greet the stuff (people working at the restaurant)? Can I say こんにちは？
New subscriber here 🥰 your channel is amazing! I started learning Japanese some time ago, but it really doesn’t stick 😢 I keep forgetting it. What would be a better way to help me not forget it? Also, me and my boyfriend are planning to visit japan as soon as this corona is over. The problem is that he is muslim and he doesn’t eat pork or drink alcohol. How can I ask at a restaurant if the food is halal if they don’t understand what halal is? 😄 thank you so much for all your videos!!! Great job!
Unfortunately most of us are not sure about what you can eat. But if you tell them that アルコールと豚肉(ぶたにく)食べられません, they would understand.
I hope you'll enjoy traveling Japan😊
@@Onomappu thank you soooo much! Google translate wouldn’t have helped too much in this case 😁 wish you all the best from Romania! 🇷🇴