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Rob A :
"Kore kudasai" (this please) This phrase is so universally helpful. Helps when buying/shopping for anything where the item you want is visible or you can point to it.
2025-04-08 04:08:48
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Hillbilly Man :
when I was in Japan last year I found myself using "dōzo" a lot to let people know they can go ahead of me in line or take my seat on a crowded train
2025-03-04 14:32:33
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Dizzy_Panda :
I HIGHLY recommend learning the proper way to great people for the time of day. “ohayou”(morning), “konnichiwa”(day time) , “konbanwa”(evening). This will go along way in my option
2025-03-05 18:32:34
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Rebeca Mich :
I just got home from Japan and they just explained everything with hand signs we didn’t tell them that we didn’t understand we just went off vibes 😂
2025-03-04 19:24:38
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Prettyfulz :
I’ve been kore kudusai all over Japan 😂
2025-03-05 04:25:28
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adrift.in.wonderland :
Always pack/wear new socks. If wearing sandals, keep a pair of socks in your purse/bag. Many temples, castles, & attractions require you to take off your shoes.
2025-03-06 22:11:05
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Quinn :
kudasai - please. Kore - this or that. Great for pointing at the menu item you want to order. Hai - yes. I said it a lot 😅 good for confirming that's what you want. iiieee - No. pronounced more EEE-EHhhh. It can be a little rude/abrupt but they know you're trying to communicate they won't hold it against you.
2025-03-05 22:59:04
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Daisy NW :
I'm Japanese American but grew up speaking. all good phrases. the Arigato is pronounced more like with a U at the the end Ari ga Tou
2025-03-25 21:16:22
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nonnymouse :
arigatou gozaimashita ! is better when leaving somewhere formal ie a temple or restaurants
2025-03-06 16:41:51
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MrAvalanche :
Really out here doing more than weeks of duolingo in one tiktok video
2025-04-03 06:45:49
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Jae :
Gouchososamadestu (butchered the spelling) goes A LONG way in my experience after a meal. Also “Mo Ippai Onegasimasu” when asking for another beer goes down a treat
2025-03-08 08:49:55
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Jay :
Sumimasen was my lifeline over there 🤭 just always end it off with arigatōgozaimasu 🙂↕️
2025-03-07 00:28:27
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Rapiret :
Not really a new phrase but to build on the first one, "nigongo ga wakarimasen" is specifically "I don't understand Japanese"
2025-04-20 07:26:14
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Andorx Gant :
osusume wa nan desu ka - what do you recommend? Good for restaurants, etc. You usually don't need more than "osusume..." for folk to get the idea.
2025-03-05 09:51:02
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Your Friend :
Not isha and mizu? 🥲
2025-04-09 13:08:30
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AdventuresWithDnA | Travel :
Very helpful! I try to learn a little bit of the language when I go to a non-English speaking country but as a frequent traveler, it’s not always possible to become very proficient.
2025-03-06 16:39:26
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RobertsE (RobertsE) :
the one that always got a laugh was saying kanpai 乾杯 at a bar when the locals asked what japanese words i knew
2025-03-05 00:57:34
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K.k. :
The most important: TOIRE WA DOKODESUKA? 🚽 👌
2025-03-05 12:46:21
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annemarierocconi :
learning how to say how many of something or how many people is good to know!!! for example: ふたつ - futatsu= two things ふたり - futari = two people
2025-03-07 20:52:47
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Deena :
Just moved here last night and I just saved this 😩
2025-03-04 23:55:09
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SpecialKimbab :
surprisingly used choto matte ちょっと待ってください alot in my last trip
2025-03-05 00:54:07
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zensea666 :
chotto mate kudasai, hang on a minute please
2025-03-05 09:06:24
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hidetona :
A Ri Ga To U Go Za I Ma Su
2025-03-05 21:34:52
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💫Dee💫 :
I've never been, but the one phrase I retained from duolingo was "do you speak english?" which is "eigo ga hanase masuka?" but you could also just ask in english and you'd get your answer 😅
2025-04-20 14:54:09
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