Japanese To Travel 2024 - With Minimal Effort

Japanese To Travel 2024 - With Minimal Effort
Published 4/2024
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Ready, Set, Japan! Minimum Requirements for Beginner Japanese Travel Enthusiasts

What you'll learn

Basic Greetings: Learn how to greet people, say hello, goodbye, and express gratitude

Introducing Yourself: Learn how to introduce yourself and ask their name

Ordering Food: Learn common phrases for ordering food in restaurants or cafes, including dietary restrictions or preferences

Shopping: Learn how to ask for prices, negotiate, and make purchases in shops or markets

Accommodation: Learn how to book rooms, inquire about facilities

Numbers: Learn how to count

Direction: Learn how to ask directions and vocabulary related to direction

Transoportation: Learn useful vocabulary and phrases to use public transportation

Emergency situations: Learn how to seek help and medical assistance

Saying thank you and goodbye: Learn how to say thank you and goodbye

Practical Vocabulary: Building a foundation of essential travel-related vocabulary such as

Requirements

No prior knowledge of Japanese is required. This course is designed for complete beginners who are eager to learn Japanese for travel purposes.

You don't need to know Japanese letters AT ALL.

Description

Embark on your journey to Japan with confidence! This Japanese to travel course is your passport to navigating Japan with ease, offering a simple yet comprehensive introduction to the language. Whether you're planning a vacation, business trip, or study abroad adventure, all the essential language skills you need are right here.You will learn simple yet authentic Japanese with minimal effort from a native Japanese instructor. This course is designed to be simple, straightforward, and most importantly, authentic! The part I paid great attention to is how to express something in a simple and authentic manner. While Japanese has different levels of politeness (keigo), and they can be quite complicated, what you'll learn in this course is a simple language that remains polite. I intentionally strip away complexity and focus on practicality to create a course for everyone who wants to travel to Japan. No complicated grammar explanations, drills, or tests. So let's dive in together, embrace the joy of learning, and unlock the doors to Japan's boundless possibilities.You don't need prior language experience to excel in this course. From basic greetings and responding to immigration, to ordering food, conveying dietary restrictions, asking for directions, counting numbers, negotiating prices, navigating transportation, inquiring at hotels, handling emergencies, and mastering practical vocabulary for everyday travel scenarios - all you need is right here!Simplicity meets comprehensiveness in our Japanese to travel course. Enroll now and embark on an unforgettable adventure in Japan with all the language tools you need at your fingertips! See you inside!

Overview

Section 1: Greetings

Lecture 1 Good morning

Lecture 2 Hello/Good afternoon

Lecture 3 Good evening

Lecture 4 Good night

Lecture 5 Goodbye

Lecture 6 Thank you

Lecture 7 Let's take a break! Akihabara

Lecture 8 Greetings Review

Section 2: Pronouns

Lecture 9 I, we

Lecture 10 you, you (plural)

Lecture 11 he, they

Lecture 12 she, they

Lecture 13 Pronouns Review 1

Lecture 14 this, these

Lecture 15 it, they

Lecture 16 that, those

Lecture 17 Let's take a break! Imperial Palace

Lecture 18 Pronouns Review 2

Section 3: Useful phrases

Lecture 19 What's your name?

Lecture 20 My name is..

Lecture 21 "Yes" and "No"

Lecture 22 How are you?

Lecture 23 I am good.

Lecture 24 I am OK.

Lecture 25 Not really.

Lecture 26 Do you speak English?

Lecture 27 Do you speak Japanese? - Yes, a little.

Lecture 28 Not really (again!) & Can you say that again?

Lecture 29 Can you speak slowly?

Lecture 30 Please do it, thank you.

Lecture 31 Please say that again slowly.

Lecture 32 Excuse me/I am sorry.

Lecture 33 Let's take a break! Cosplay

Lecture 34 Useful Phrases Review 1

Lecture 35 Useful Phrases Review 2

Section 4: Immigration

Lecture 36 What is your purpose of your visit?

Lecture 37 Sightseeing.

Lecture 38 Business.

Lecture 39 Study.

Lecture 40 Where do you stay?

Lecture 41 It's hotel _______.

Lecture 42 Let's take a break! Yukata

Lecture 43 Immigration Review

Section 5: @Hotel

Lecture 44 Please do, thank you.

Lecture 45 I would like to check in, please.

Lecture 46 Room service, please.

Lecture 47 Wifi, please.

Lecture 48 Password, please.

Lecture 49 Where is _______?

Lecture 50 Where is a restaurant?

Lecture 51 Where is an ATM?

Lecture 52 Where is an elevator?

Lecture 53 Where is a washroom?

Lecture 54 Where is the station?

Lecture 55 Let's take a break! Cosplay girl

Lecture 56 @Hotel Review 1

Lecture 57 @Hotel Review 2

Section 6: Numbers

Lecture 58 1-5

Lecture 59 6-10

Lecture 60 11-15

Lecture 61 16-20

Lecture 62 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90, 100

Lecture 63 200, 300, 400, 500, 600, 700, 800, 900

Lecture 64 1000, 2000, 10,000, 20,000, 100,000, 1,000,000

Lecture 65 Let's take a break! Tokyo Tower

Section 7: Booking a hotel (If you are a backpacker!)

Lecture 66 Do you have a room?

Lecture 67 How many nights?

Lecture 68 How many persons?

Lecture 69 Is it a non-smoking room?

Lecture 70 Is it a smoking room?

Lecture 71 Non-smoking, please.

Lecture 72 Let's take a break! Shibuya Crossing

Lecture 73 Booking a Hotel Review

Section 8: Shopping

Lecture 74 This, That, It (Review)

Lecture 75 I will take this.

Lecture 76 How much is this?

Lecture 77 It's 1,000 yen.

Lecture 78 Can I use a credit card?

Lecture 79 Can I pay in cash?

Lecture 80 No problem.

Lecture 81 Shopping Review 1

Lecture 82 Do you have this?

Lecture 83 Do you have Japanese wine?

Lecture 84 Do you have a map?

Lecture 85 Do you have a cheaper one?

Lecture 86 Do you have a bigger one?

Lecture 87 Do you have a smaller one?

Lecture 88 Let's take a break! Fushimi Inari Taisha (Kyoto)

Lecture 89 Shopping Review 2

Section 9: Restaurant

Lecture 90 salt /pepper /sugar /mayonaise /ketchup

Lecture 91 meat /beef /pork /chicken /egg

Lecture 92 fish /salmon /tuna /shrimp /squid /seafood

Lecture 93 pasta /rice /bread /noodles

Lecture 94 juice /coffee /tea /water

Lecture 95 beer /wine /red wine /white wine /Japanese sake

Lecture 96 Do you have anything to recommend?

Lecture 97 What is this?

Lecture 98 I am allergic to..

Lecture 99 I am allergic to seafood.

Lecture 100 I am allergic to peanuts.

Lecture 101 I am a vegetarian.

Lecture 102 I don't eat pork.

Lecture 103 I will take this. (Review of Lecture 75)

Lecture 104 Check, please.

Lecture 105 How much?

Lecture 106 It's 22,000 yen.

Lecture 107 Review - Can I pay by credit card? / Can I pay in cash? / No problem

Lecture 108 Let's take a break! Sushi

Lecture 109 Restaurant Review 1

Lecture 110 Restaurant Review 2

Section 10: Direction

Lecture 111 Where is _____? (Review)

Lecture 112 right /left /straight

Lecture 113 Go straight and turn right /left.

Lecture 114 the first street

Lecture 115 the second /third street

Lecture 116 the first /second /third corner

Lecture 117 Let's take a break! Tokyo Metro

Lecture 118 Go straight, turn left at the first street.

Lecture 119 Go straight, turn right at the second corner.

Section 11: Transportation

Lecture 120 bus /train /taxi /bicycle /airplane

Lecture 121 ship /car /motorbike /truck /bullet train

Lecture 122 ticket /bus stop /subway /station /taxi station

Lecture 123 how /where to /how many stops /arrival /departure /what time

Lecture 124 Where is a bus stop?

Lecture 125 Where is a taxi station?

Lecture 126 Do you have a tourist ticket?

Lecture 127 Is there a train to go there?

Lecture 128 How to go to Tokyo Disneyland?

Lecture 129 How to buy a ticket?

Lecture 130 Where does the train go?

Lecture 131 How many stops?

Lecture 132 What time is the departure?

Lecture 133 What time is the arrival?

Lecture 134 It's 3 o'clock.

Lecture 135 Let's take a break! Shinkansen

Lecture 136 Transportation Review 1

Lecture 137 Transportation Review 2

Section 12: Emergency

Lecture 138 Help!

Lecture 139 Help, please.

Lecture 140 Do you have an interpreter?

Lecture 141 Is there a pharmacy?

Lecture 142 I want to see a doctor, please.

Lecture 143 I want to go to a hospital.

Lecture 144 I caught a cold.

Lecture 145 Body parts!

Lecture 146 _____ hurts.

Lecture 147 I have a stomachache.

Lecture 148 My head /tooth /foot / knee hurts.

Lecture 149 It hurts here.

Lecture 150 I want to talk to the police, please.

Lecture 151 I lost _____.

Lecture 152 I lost my passport /mobile phone /wallet /credit card.

Lecture 153 I want to call the embassy.

Lecture 154 Let's take a break! Mt. Fuji

Lecture 155 Emergency Review 1

Lecture 156 Emergency Review 2

Section 13: Saying and thank you and good bye

Lecture 157 Thank you very much for everything.

Lecture 158 Thank you very much for taking care of me.

Lecture 159 Goodbye /Please take care

Lecture 160 See you again.

Section 14: Additional Content: Time

Lecture 161 Time 1

Lecture 162 Time 2

Section 15: Bonus Lecture

Lecture 163 Bonus lecture

Tourists planning to visit Japan for the first time,Individuals interested in Japanese culture and language who want to enhance their travel experience,Business professionals who need basic Japanese language skills for short-term visits or meetings in Japan,Backpackers and solo travelers seeking to navigate Japan independently,Those planning a trip to Japan for specific events like festivals, conferences, or sports events,Families or groups traveling together who want to learn basic Japanese for communication purposes,Retirees or seniors embarking on leisurely trips to explore Japan's rich heritage and natural beauty,Language enthusiasts interested in learning Japanese as a hobby and starting with practical, travel-related vocabulary and phrases