Part 3 - Japanese for Beginners - Learn Basic Travel Japanese Phrases!

In this video, Nakamura introduces useful Japanese phrases for travelers, focusing on sightseeing. The lesson includes practice with phrases for taking pictures, entering places, and understanding time-related questions. Vocabulary is reinforced through repetition, and various scenarios are presented for advanced practice. The video concludes with a review of the key phrases learned.

What is the correct response if someone asks, 'Can I take a picture?' and it's allowed?

• Please, take off your shoes.

• I'm sorry, I can't.

• Yes, here you are.

• No, you can't.

If you want to enter a place, which phrase would you use?

• Can I take a picture?

• Can I enter here?

• Can I eat?

• What time is it?

What is the Japanese word for 'photograph'?

• No

• Gotten

• Photograph

• Dewa

How would you ask about the closing time of a place?

• Can I enter here?

• What time is it here?

• Can I take a picture?

• Can I eat?

Which phrase would you use to ask if you can eat something?

• Can I eat?

• Can I get it?

• Can I come in?

• Can I take a picture?

If you are told 'Until 6 o'clock', what information are you receiving?

• The time you can enter

• The time you can take photos

• The closing time

• The time you can eat

What should you do if you are told to 'Take off your shoes'?

• Leave the place

• Enter the place

• Remove your shoes

• Take a picture