Japan Travel Guide: Survival Japanese for Traveling JAPAN
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Welcome to Experience Japan with YUKA.
I show you real Japan. Here is the right place for you if you want to know about Japan and plan to travel or trip to Japan!
I introduce you the "5 must-know words and phrases" you DEFINITELY need to know before coming to JAPAN. It will help you for sure!
I didn't go through basic Japanese, which you can see in the text book! I explain not basic, only words and phrases you can use for surviving during your stay.
0:59 - 5 phrases and words you learn
1:18 - 1. sumimasen すみません
2:32 - 2. kore これ
3:30 - 3. kudasai ください
4:08 - 4. doko どこ
5:10 - 5. wakarimasen わかりません
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My first attempt at a Japanese Lesson, which is NOT normal at all!!! This is real survival Japanese! Please do leave me comments what you think and question!!!
日本へ旅行するのにきっと役立つ5つの言葉とフレーズを紹介してます。
こんな言葉を知っておいた方がいいかな・・・というのがあれば是非、教えてください。
I am currently studying Japanese, and I thought I would share some of the beginner things I have learned :)
Sentence structure:
(A) wa (B) desu(ka) where A is the noun (i.e. Sushi, Toire, Neko) and B is the adjective/adverb (i.e. oishii, kawaii, doko, etc.). Ka is added to the end of desu to make the statement a question. (i.e. "Sushi wa oishii desu" - "Sushi is delicious", "Neko wa kawaii desu" - "The cat is cute". and "Toire wa doko desuka?" - "Where is the bathroom?")
Useful Vocabulary:
Itadakimasu - polite word said before eating. Translates to "I will start eating" or "I will receive"
Gochisosama - said after finishing your meal. Translates to "I really enjoyed the meal" or "thank you for the meal"
Kanpai - A toast, or "Cheers"
Omiyage - a small gift, usually a snack item from your home country or a country you have just visited.
Arigato Gozaimasu - "Thank you". The "gozaimasu" is very important. It makes the statement formal, or polite. To say just "Arigato" is informal and can be viewed as rude.
Do itashimashite - "You're welcome"
Ojamashimasu - Said when entering someone's home. Literally means "Excuse me for disturbing you". It is very polite, and will make a very good impression on whomever you are visiting.
Honto ni - Used to add emphasis, such as "Honto ni arigato gozaimasu!" - "Thank you very much!" or "Honto ni sumimasen!" - "I am very sorry!"
Daijobu desu ka? - "Are you ok?" or "Is it ok?"
Anyway, just wanted to share :) It also helps me to remember when I write things out! If I spelled anything wrong, or did not use it correctly, please let me know! :)
***** Thank you for sharing.
We have returned from a 3 week stay in Japan. It was a fantastic experience, I love Japan and greatly miss the japanese people. I had watched most of your videos before leaving and I wish to thank you for your efforts ,I appreciated your advice. The few words I learned were very helpful in getting around. Every one was so very helpful to us, I truly miss them, you have a wonderful culture and you should be very proud. We drove a car north of Tokyo for 1 week then stayed in Tokyo, and then took the Shinkansen (JR Pass) to Hiroshima. Hiroshima was a very emotional part of our journey as we watched groups of school children pass in front of the Children's Memorial,it was a heartwarming and touching moment. The entire journey was a refreshing positive experience that we will cherish forever. We hope to go back.
Yuka, this video is very helpful. I use a lot of these words when I travel to Osaka recently.
We had trouble as to how to buy the ticket from the machine, and we ask some strangers to help us. Its actually very easy to use, but for first time traveller to Japan like us, we're confused. Maybe you can make a video about the transportation.
Thank you for sharing your video!
Cheryl Chan Thank you for watching and the comment and A GOOD Advise! Yes, I'm going to make how to use them. In fact, It's difficult for me to use ticketing machines in Tokyo!!! Soooo complicated.
Thank you for sharing!!! :)
thank you for your free lessons :)
+contabilidadetv ;)
Yuka, of all the Japanese travel phrase information I have found on the internet so far, this was *by far* the best lesson! Thank you so much, and pretty please make more of these language phrase guides!
A really useful phrase I learnt when studying Japanese was "Mouichido yukkuri itte kudasai" (If my tablet supported hiragana I would've used that haha). It basically means "Please say it again slowly". This is only useful if you have some previous knowledge of Japanese though. I'll be using this religiously when I go next year as I understand a fair bit of Japanese but I'm still getting to grips with the speed of the language.
Yuka, your videos are immensely charming, entertaining, and incredibly useful.
It makes such a difference to get all this first hand information from a Japanese person.
Makes me feel so much more confident - as I hold Japanese politeness in such high regard - and do not want to appear rude.
Just a minor thing: this high pitched swoosh sound hurts my ears. I really love your videos - which is rare. Most people just ramble on and I have no patience for that.
Hi Yuka, i went to Tokyo 2 weeks ago and i used "Excuse Me" and "Thank You" alot during the trip. I have learnt new words from this video which i think will be useful for my next visit. Please do this kind of video more, let us learn simple words. Keep it up!!
Greetings from Southamerica! Your videos are great. I'm fascinated with Japan and its culture. Your japanese lesson is very helpful. Thanks!
Hey Yuka. Thank you for this little useful lesson, I am travelling to tokyo, and this is very helpful. thank you
Andy Chan Thank you for watching!!! :)
I don't know why, but I like watching your videos because I can understand what you say. So, I can say that your english is good and also I can improve my english by watching your videos, especially in conversation. Thank you!
Love your bubbly character and totally enjoyed your video! Thumbs up :)
Irene Yeo Thank you ---------!!!!!!! :D
Skill/experience The ability to understand a different culture broadens our experience to believe that you can become the person you imagine
Dibyaratna Shakya Thank you.
Arigatou Yuka-sensei ~
I'm a graduating College student and planning on visiting Japan soon alone. Though I'm scared ~
Thanks for sharing information, this will help me a lot. Thank you ~~
Yuka , you make learning Japanese so much fun! Thank You for this most enjoyable video. Looking forward to more!
Thank you this was fun and helpful information. .The other teacher with the glasses was very charming too.
I appreciate your videos. I thought there were 3 forms. Casual, polite, and formal.
Xyluss Nelms Yes, you can say that. And let's say, we don't use formal a lot any more. At special occasions and when we write to specific persons...
Experience JAPAN with YUKA Formal would be in terms of 敬語 right?
I'm Korean and I'm going to the city 2month later.I think your videos are good for me.Arigato Yuka :)
***** Thank you for watching! Enjoy your stay!
hey its me again i wanted to thank you for answering my questions ( even through they might be boring for you if so i am sorry ) and i wish to tell i really apriciate what you are doing ( teaching people about japan ) and answering our questions. i truly wish to watch new videos ( if possible can you make one about customs ) so thank you for your hardwork :D
Dertly Trainer Thank you for the comment again! Well, your question were NOT boring at all!!! If you have more questions feel free to ask! And yes, I'll make some vids about customs for sure! ;)
thank you :D
Dertly Trainer :)
This will surely help me during my first visit to Japan this May.
Thanks for all this help for tourists.
Come to think of it, I'm surprised 'arigato' didn't make the list of survival words.
Awsome videos and very insightful!!😄
G'day ,
Me and 3 friends from Australia are going to visit Japan in February mainly to get a grasp of the Japanese car scene as we are addicted to modification of cars due to the fact we drive japanese ones here in Australia lols. So is February a good time to visit and where can we make the most out of the automotive industry with 2nd parts in Japan we will be landing in tokyo and venturing out from there.
Cheers mate!
Prashneil Mudaliar Hi, thenk you for the comment. Well, I don't know anything about modification cars, though. And you might know this event already, " Tokyo auto salon" will be he;d in January in Tokyo,(www.tokyoautosalon.jp/2015/en/) and one in Fukuoka in Febuary (fukuokacustom.com/).
Is this the info you're looking for??? I really don't know about cars. So if give me more details what you guys want to see and try, I can help you. :)
Very usefull! thank you so much! Enjoying your videos and learning a lot!
Lucas Aarssen Thank you for watching and the comment!!!
wish i could thumbs up 100 times! this simple lesson was SOOOO helpful! :) because you are Japanese, you pronounced the words how they should be said. i watched this 3 times and listened to each word 3 times so that i could make a note in my phone. with proper way to say it right. (using latin sounds) haha thank you YUKA!!!!! you are the best! :)
TheCheeto420 Thank you always!!! :)
no please, thank you more! :)
your videos are wonderful Yuka! you have taught me so much!
Your videos are great. I have already watched 3 of them today. Can you do more videos of what to do and not to do. Arigato Thank you and in arabic Shukran
Hashas Zee Thank you for the comment! I'm really glad that you let me know. Yes, I'll make more vids about dos and donts! If there is anything you want to know specific, let me know!!! Shukran, Hashas!
Arigatou Yuka!! Currently in Japan and this was amazing 😅 if only I knew wakarimasen earlier! Feel bad to all the sales people
Loved it! Simple, useful phrases i know ill use all the time.
very helpful and easy to remember. Thank you very much Yuka. i am going to visit Tokyo next week :)
hey, Yuka! You should do more videos like this, they're really helpful! Thank you!!^^
Fake deathway Thank you!!! I wil! :)
Yuka you have such beautiful light brown eyes ) watching you so enternaining !
Can't wait to come to Japan this summer !
You make it look so simple, thanks for the videos and I hope to visit Japan soon!
Thank you very much for posting this. I've dreamed about visiting Japan for a long time (been a fan of several big video game series as well as someone who loves looking at new technology), and this would be perfect for me if I ever get to go (that way, I won't feel as if I'm lost LOL). :-D
J.J. Gillmen Thank you for watching and the comment!
I love your videos. It is nice to know a simple way to communicate with someone. I plan on coming to japan in the near future and video like these are a great help. Keep up the wonderful work.
Kuromame Bean Thank you!!!!
basically these things are one of the things i learned in my japanese lessons at university but more in depth
xXTheBl4ckC4tXx Yes.;)
awesome videos yuka, keep up the good work.
Hello Yuka!!
I love your video and I cannot wait to visit Japan next month!!
prettyevil Thank you and enjoy!!!
Super useful thanks!!!! I'd like you to make another of this to teach us more !
this helps me a lot please do more of them I would like to visit but I don't want to do no bad thing
Thank you Yuka for an amazingly informative video! I'd love another video of more words and phrases that would be useful! =)
Gary Yip Thank you. :)
Arigato Yuka..I must check out some more of your instructive videos.Dewa mata.Noel.
Noel Paech Arigatou gozaimasu.
Yuka, thank you for these videos. They are funny and very helpful!
I want to travel to Japan in about 2 years. One thing I would like to know is tips on body language and gestures Some examples would be, what gestures or body language are rude (hands in pockets, pointing), and different things that should be done by men or women only.
I hope you make this one!
Caelan Aegana Yeah. That's a really good one. Thank you! I'll make a video about it!
Greenkai3000 前"Mae" is the front. So, you can say 前おねがいします。"Mae Onegai shimasu", The front row please. Or, 一番前おねがいします。"Ichiban Mae Onegai shimasu" "Ichiban" is the first. How does that sound? Difficult???
Thank you kindly for this lesson.
Muchas gracias Yuka!!!! It's been tough trying to find someone who can translate that for me. Thanks again.
Experience JAPAN with YUKA is Mae pronounced like May, or Mah-eh, as in two syllables?
Thanks for this video.
I have a question about leaving the Japan. Is there any convenient place to leave my luggage one day before the flight. I am fighting from Tokyo. And before I want to visit Tsukiji market. My flight is 9am. The market is opens 5am. So I thought. If I leave the luggage before one night to the airport I can't miss the flight.
I look forward to hearing from you.
Best
Really useful, I'm going to japan next week for two months,still don't know how to Japanese
awesome , thank you for doing these videos !! you are so lovely for helping !!!
Yuka,I have watched 3 of your short videos and your delivery is not too fast,which aids understanding.Akemashite omedetou gozaimasu.Tokorode,perhaps you have a video explaining when to use "ga" and "wa"? someone from Nihon told me you can use either...it does not matter all that much which particle one uses...but another person from anata no utsukushii kuni,said that is not necessarily the case.Domou arigatou.Noeru
Noel Paech Well, I haven't made a video, which explains particles. And the usage of "ga" and "wa" play a role in correct Japanese. But if you ask me where I can understand you even though you choose in correct particle when you speak Japanese, I say Yes, I can totally understand you. So, there are correct usage of particles.
Thank you Yuka.
Eugene Lefebvre Desnouettes Thank you!
I love your videos one day (when I get enough money ) I will visit Japan, because I'm watching several doramas and when the protagonist get in a restaurant wow the food looks delicious, I want to try everything ^_^
Hi Eduardo. Really glad to know that you like Japan and are interested in Japanese food. :D Hope you'll come and visit Japan soon!!!
this was so helpful ! ありがとうございました
Hi Yuka, I really love your videos! I noticed in your pronunciation #2 Kore, your R sounds like L. Being American Japanese, we were taught that we have to roll our R's, similar to Spanish.
Gifford Tojo Yeah, it's tricky one. For us, L and R sounds, especially R sound is really tough one. People have got hard time to be able to pronounce correctly since we have just one sound, which is kinda combined L and R sounds...
Experience JAPAN with YUKA Hi Yuka, I'm really enjoying your videos - I've been viewing them since I booked my holiday to Japan. You are so much fun!!! Question - If I pronounce Kore with an obvious R sound will locals know what I mean, or should I be practicing a combined L and R sound?
Konnichiwa! ( gomenasai! I'm not sure if it is spelled right )
Loooove your videos! :)
Konnichiwa! こんにちは。Barbara,
Your spell is perfect!
Thank you for the comment!!!!
It was very useful, thank you :)
Elisa Boscaro Thank you for watching!!! :)
that was awesome !!!!!
***** Thank you!!!
THANK YOOUUUUU~
perfect, will be using all these from tomorrow :B
We love your videos!!! They are really fun and a great way to get ready for the amazing Japan ! Cant wait to go there !
I have a question actually :) I know its a weird question but is it easy to find public toilets in Tokyo or other big cities?
Hi! Thank you for the comment. It's NOT a weird question!!!! Yes, you can find public toilets easily... Well, you can find them at stations, shopping malls, department stores and convenience stores. You don't worry about it if you go to the big cities!
Thank you for your answer ! Oh that sounds great! My boyfriend and I really want to go to Japan/Tokyo, so we are saving up - because there is a long way from Denmark! In the meantime we enjoy your videos :)
Taftenbergen Well, I'll make more vids to give you some ideas or thoughts for your trip to Japan. Hope you'll be able to make best travel plan ever!! :D Let me know when you'll come to Tokyo! If you have questions, feel free to ask! I'm happy to answer!
Thank you Yuka!! so helpful!
Thanks for the quick lesson!~
Kordle55 Thank you for watching!!!
A very useful lesson. Thanks.
The part of the pronunciation looks so good and fun. You just feel sad when go to the part of the writting, so hard :-(
so useful thanks
Enjoyable and informative!
Very basics.... Arigato gozaimasu
The most inportant bit of Japanese I learnt that seemed to make people laugh and take pity on me was:
Warashiwa Gaijan Desu, Wakarimasen, Kame Nasai
^_^
you are so cute! thank you for your free lessons :)
Soh Wee Kian Thank you!!!! :)
wonderful
+Sradhanjali Kootungal Thank you!!!
Hi Yuka! Thank you for the video! I already know some of the basics but I'd like to be able to speak more whilst in Japan.
Would it be possible for you to make a video about phrases/questions used by employees in restaurants and stores so we understand what they're saying?
Thank you!
Linky Lex ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ Hi Linky! Thank you for watching and a comment!!! That will be good idea. I'm thinking to make videos more about Japanese phrases for travelers! Thank you! :)
Experience JAPAN with YUKA Please make videos for travelers! Many of us will find it useful if we can understand e.g: go straight, turn right or turn left in Japanese. I'm going to Tokyo during Christmas until New Year and I am really excited! Maybe a video of what Japanese do on New Year? Thank you. =)
Very helpful tips. Thanks. Going to have to write these out, so I don't forget. Thanks for the tips. :D
db2able Thank you ;)
please more. :) like it! very usefull.
this was really helpful! thankyou!
Very handy phrases, arigato!!
Thank you for this video ! :)
could you please reasearch or find websites or videos that are fun, to help you learn Japanese, like Kanji, Hiragana, katakana, etc.?
By the way, your video are so helpful, thank you for them
Very useful....THANK YOU:)
wow. you are a great help. thanks
Hello Yuka your lesson was very useful! How can I say in Japanese that I am a vegan? (I do not eat animal products, meat, fish, butter, cheese, milk, eggs... anything that comes from an animal!)
Very useful
Can you do another one of these for like please and thank you and little other things? (:
Seb Stoodley Yes, when I come up with something useful...
Thanks!
Please come to New York--I will be your guide.
Dame Aregato
New York. Sounds really cool.
kochirakoso, arigatou.
SUPER HELP THANKS
Hi Yuka, thanks for this very useful lesson, I have watched a few of your videos. I am planning to go to japan next year for an one month travel but still need to do a lot of search first. Would you mind to recommend some websites or any other resource that I can access, they could be either in English or Chinese. Thanks again for your videos. :)
WenZhe Cao Thank you for warching my vids! Of course, I can recommend websites, though. I assume that you don't need general info, don't you? I'll put links if you let me know what kind of info you want to get or things you're interested in. How does it sound??? If you want to know just general info, also, let me know. I'll put links!!!
Experience JAPAN with YUKA Hi YuKa, thanks for the reply, I am planning to go to Japan for roughly 30 days, so there will be a lot of cities i'm visiting, so far on the list there are Osaka, Kyoto, Kobe, Nara, (please recommend if you think there are other places worth going in Kansai), Nagoya, Tokyo, Yokohama and Sapporo (is Sapporo the right place to go if I want to try sea food and hot spring in Hokkaido?)
So here are the questions in my mind: 1.Do you think 30 days will be enough to cover those cities or do I need more time?
2. My friend suggested me to buy a Japan Rail Pass before going to Japan, this Pass will cost me about 18000 Yan every week, do you reckon it is worth buying or should I just buy tickets in the stations, given the fact that I'm visiting a lot cities.
3. Do you know any websites that have detailed tourism information ( things like famous tourist place with location, transport, open time, ticket price, etc) for each cities I mentioned above?
4. Just like any other countries in the world, in Japan there must be a lot of non tourism places such as restaurants (food! I love food !:D:D:D) or other fun places,etc that only local Japanese people would go, so I remember you are from Osaka, any place in Osaka I should put on my ’must go' list?
Thanks again for the help! really really appreciated :)
WenZhe Cao OK, let me check! I'll correct info. So, give me a little bit time. ;)
Experience JAPAN with YUKA Lovely lovely!! :):):) Thank you so much YuKa! No worries take your time I am planning the travel at least one year ahead :) thanks again for the help!
WenZhe Cao Try www.memrise.com there are many language resources there, the basic Japanese course should really help plus the way the site is structured makes it a very valuable tool for learning basics or advanced of any language.
Thank you!
arigato yuka
Thanks for the lesson! :) May I ask how do we say " I just can speak Japanese a little bit" Anyway do you know where is the cheapest place to buy toys in Japan?
thx :)
やーほーユカさん！マレーシアのティナと申します。よろしゅうたのみまんがな！ユカさん、お元気ですか？ユカさんのビデオを見て、なんか気になりました。Your English is very good. Seriously. Your skill is beyond normal English-speaking Japanese people. How can your English be this good since you are living in only 日本語 speaking community? or actually you lived abroad before? :D
Btw, nice videos. I don't think it's a problem for others to survive in Japan, but would like to suggest if you can do Vlog on where Muslim people can actually enjoy Japanese food? Well I guess it's hard though. hehe. Thanks for reading!
TiNa AziZ Hi, TiNa! Thank you for the msg. Well, Yes, I'd been to the States for about 3 years... But it was over the decade ago, though... Anyway, such a compliment!
And, as far as Halal food, I'm going to check and make videos for sure!!!
Let me know if you have more requests or questions!!!
Thanks a lot
i like yuka
こんにちは Yuka. Great video! But i was wondering. Is Pointing at things and saying これ considered rude?
Lee Cook こんにちは。 Thank you for watching! And pointing things and say これis not rude or anything at all. :)
Nice lesson. Thank you. What about the word "dozo"?
Hi, thank you for the comment.Well, "dozo" can be used in various ways. The usage is similar to "Here you are", "Here you go", "there you go" or "please". Hope it'll help. If you have more questions, feel free to ask!!! :D
Thank you very much once again. This particular video was really helpful. I've been to Japan several times and I've actually been using the five words in your Survival Guide but was never certain of the meanings until I watched the video. Certainly clears up a lot of doubts. I'll be travelling to Osaka next month for a vacation. I'm sure to now use this smattering of Nihonggo with much more confidence. Arigato gozaimasu!Experience JAPAN with YUKA
I am happy that my little video works for you!!! Please do and I am sure that people see you who are trying to use Japanese will be super happy. It is true. Especially, people in Osaka :D Enjoy staying Osaka!!!
Thank you Yuka! These few words are useful.
Just a question... How do we say "Sorry, I don't understand" or we can just use "wakarimasen"?
Is that polite enough just by replying wakarimasen?
Wakarimasen Nihongo.
"Eki wa doko desuka" has saved many US Navy sailors. It's not cool just to walk up to strangers and say, "Help me I'm lost and I'm illiterate in your country."
Básic and understanding
and i always wondered is it true that traditionally japanese people eat rice at breakfast? if it is not much to ask can you plesase make a video about japanese food. thank you very much for your atention
Dertly Trainer Yes, there are many people who have rice, miso soup, grilled fish and japanese egg omlet like Japanese traditional breakfast. And I'll make vids about Japanese food. Thank you for the comment again!!!
Wakarimasen !! You should put the English translation on the screen next to the Japanese word. I am completely lost with the meaning of "Kore".
***** Thank you for pointing out. I'll do that next time!!! "Kore" means "This". Thank you for watching.
去年の１０月 日本に行きました 初めて。その前 ちょっと 日本語 勉強しました （今まで１年間半ぐらい）だから たくさん 質問 分かったけど 答えは ぜんぜn わからなかった！
たとえば。。。
私：＂アキハバラは どこですか？＂
日本人＂ああ、そうですね、なになになに やめのて せん なになになに 左側 なになにですね！＂
私：＂。。。。えっ？＂
silentbobuk 日常会話のスピードは思っている以上に早いですからね・・・。私も英語で苦労しました・・・
thank you for answering my question i really apriciate it. If it is not for me to ask can you please tell me how do you use honorfics? ( -san, -chan, -kun, -dono ) and which one is appropriate to use them? or even do foreigners need to use them? thank you again
Dertly Trainer Well, as far as honorfics, it is pretty safe if you use -san. -chan is for girls and -kun is for boys. Both are casual forms. And -dono is... Well, it's an old form. We use -dono in writting, not speaking.
Well, if you speak Japanese, I'll say Yes, it may be better to use. But it totally depends... Does this help you? If you have more questions, let me know!
When do we say gomenasai instead of sumimasen? And when do we need to put 'o' for something. I remember when we ordered for water we had to say omizu kudasai.There was even this place daiba that was called odaiba. Also, when is it proper to use onegai shimasu instead of kudasai? I have a lot of questions. I hope you can answer them. Thank you!
I need a hug please
Japanese Romji is easier than korean romji on how to say it !;D
I know it is impolite to point at someone but is it okay to point at something on a menu or point in a general direction? Should I gesture instead of point? Thanks for these videos!
+TheMordrog Yes, you can point menu or direction. No worry!