Basic (Nihongo) Useful Expressions When You Visit Japan
We all have the same problem when planning of visiting a foreign country. The language! Don’t fret. I’ve got you covered. I am not an advanced learner though but living in Japan for about a year has taught me a lot of things and learning basic Nihongo is one of them.
- すみません (Sumimasen.)
Excuse me or I’m sorry.
- こんにちは (Konnichiwa.)
Hello!
- トイレはどこですか。(Toire wa doko desu ka.)
Where is the toilet?
- いくらですか。 (Ikura desu ka.)
How much is it?
- えいごでおねがいします。(Eigo de onegaishimasu.)
English, please.
- にほんごがわかりません。(Nihongo ga wakarimasen.)
I don’t understand Nihongo.
- だいじょうぶです。(Daijoubu desu.)
It’s okay!
- どうもありがとうございます。(Doumo arigatou gozaimasu)
Thank you very much!
- おいしいです。(Oishii desu.)
It’s delicious!
- わたしはフィリピンじんです。(Watashi wa Firipinjin desu.)
I’m a Filipino.
There you have it. I hope you’ll be able to communicate with the locals with these basic sentences.
がんばってくださいね!
がんばります!
What a coincidence. Maybe I visit Japan next year so I consider this helpful.
Thanks for dropping by @dasvinni! Glad to know that. It’s a pleasure. Have a great trip!😊