How to Order Coffee in Japanese | Japanese for Beginners

Hi, everyone. Konnichiwa. It's Nana. But that's something you have to get used to, right? I made it as real as possible with subtitle, both Japanese and English. And I didn't forget the translation as well. And what a great news! You can download the transcript of this conversation from the link in the description. So make sure to download it and print it out and practice as many times as you can. So in this video, I included four different types of practice. First, so let's just listen to it with the actual speech. I wonder how much you can understand. Second time, I will play a little bit slower so you can catch more words or try to understand what they're actually saying. Third time, you practice your part. So this is a conversation between me and the waiter. So you will see two parts, one in red, one in blue. So the red one, that's something you're gonna say. I will delete my voice for that one so you can practice by yourself. And the blue one for the waiter so you can practice listening what they're saying. In the last one, I played with the actual speed again. So let's see if you can keep up with the natural conversation. All right, I'm very excited. I hope you are. And let's get started. So the first one with actual speed, actual conversation. It might be a little fast, but let's see. He didn't know either. I wonder what this shibusuto is. How was it? Was it really fast or you could catch some words? Let me know in the comments. And if you want to listen to it again before moving on, you can always play it back and listen to it as many times as you want. Okay, then now the slower version of it. Okay, let's try it. Okay, it was a little slower. How was it? I hope it was a little bit better. Now I will erase my voice so you can practice by yourself. Okay, try to keep up with the speed. Let's go. I hope you're a little bit more confident in this. So let's try to listen to it again. And if you can, try to say it with me together. Okay, let's go. He didn't know either. I wonder what this shibusuto is. And one ice cafe au lait, please. Okay, thank you. Okay, everyone, thank you for watching today. I'll see you in the next video. See you.