Navigating Japan on foot? This practical Japanese lesson teaches you essential phrases for walking, directions, and staying safe!
🗺️ You’ll Learn:
✓ Basic Direction Phrases ("Where is __?", "Is it far?")
✓ Understanding Street Signs (入口, 出口, 止まれ)
✓ Asking for Help Politely ("Sumimasen, ___ wa doko desu ka?")
✓ Safety Phrases ("Is this sidewalk safe?", "Watch out!")
✓ FREE Cheat Sheet with Maps! https://langadvance.com
🎥 Video Structure
00:00 - Hook: "The #1 phrase that saves you in Japan!"
02:10 - Basic Direction Phrases (Left, Right, Straight)
06:30 - Understanding Signs & Landmarks
10:45 - Roleplay: Asking for Help
15:20 - Safety Tips (Crosswalks, Night Walking)
18:50 - Quick Quiz: "Test Your Knowledge!"
👣 Perfect For:
• Travelers exploring Japan on foot
• Exchange students navigating cities
• JLPT N5 learners (practical vocab)
• Anime fans who want real-life skills
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hello everyone welcome to japanese course my name is daijiro and this lecture's topic is walking
all right so first as always let's study vocabulary okay all right so we have a first word
all right so please repeat after me tenki tenki tenki the meaning of this phrase is weather
all right so next let's check this sentence
all right so let's check the meaning of this sentence okay so we have watashi which is I
meaning is usually asa means the morning asani means in the morning
is forecast so tenki plus yoho is tenki yoho weather forecast check means check in english
it's same so the meaning of this sentence is I usually check the weather forecast in the morning
all right so we have a next one let's practice
the meaning of this phrase is chilly all right so let's check the sentence
okay so let's check the meaning of this sentence so we have samui which is chilly
yoru is opposite to morning the meaning is evening all right so this sentence is very simple
the meaning is it's a chilly evening all right so we have a next one so let's practice
the meaning of this phrase is hat okay so let's check the sentence
all right so let's check the meaning of this sentence so we have watashi which is I
original form is
meaning is warm okay so we have
okay so this phrase is very important okay so irareru you ni means keep someone adjective
okay so what's adjective in this sentence is atatakai which is warm
okay and the boshi is hat the original form is meaning wear okay so boshi wo kaburu is wear a hat
so the meaning of this sentence is
I wear a hat to keep myself warm all right so we have a next phrase so let's practice
the meaning of this phrase is glove okay so let's check the sentence
okay so let's check the meaning on this sentence all right so we have watashi which is I
is hands the original form is the meaning is cold
okay so this is the opposite meaning to the one we had in the previous sentence
you remember
okay so
all right and this is equal to the sentence below keep plus thing from getting adjective
all right so so is glove is I need to so the meaning of this sentence is I need gloves
to keep my hands from getting cold all right so let's practice the next phrase
the meaning of this phrase is pocket all right so now let's check the sentence
okay
all right so let's check the meaning of this sentence so watashi wa is I
means usually so it is the same meaning as taitei which we had a few slides ago
meaning is pocket
original form is
meaning put inside put thing inside the meaning of this sentence is I usually put
all right so next we have useful expression all right so we have a few phrases
so let's practice together okay
all right so let's check the meaning of this sentence so we have
meaning take a walk or you can just say walk is the original form
is I think you know this already the meaning is go in Japanese so
the meaning is take a walk so means let's go so that's why
becomes let's take a walk all right so we have next sentence
all right so let's check the meaning of this sentence so we have tenki which is weather
and dodesuka is what is like so the meaning of this phrase is what's the weather like
okay so we have a last one
all right so the meaning of this sentence is let's get going it is same meaning as let's go
okay all right so very good job for you guys next we will practice those sentences and phrases
again