Are you planning to go Japan?
But first, are you prepared to go to Japan?
One way to prepare is to know the common Japanese phrases that you can use on your visit. And on that note, this article will help you to know the translations of common Japanese phrases in English. These simple phrases might be a big help while you are on your visit.
Let’s start learning!
Let’s start with the simple ones:
Next, with the not so simple ones:
Now, after reading some of the common Japanese phrases that you can you when you stay and visit Japan, did you remember them?
Let’s see if you remembered what have you just read.
Play the quiz below and see how much you remember.
Let’s start
There are 10 questions. Get 5 or more, you pass. Get less than 5, better luck next time.
Make sure you don't cheat! Again, guessing is okay. May the luck be with you! Good Luck!
3 to 4 points - Almost there!
5 to 6 points - Good job!
7 to 8 points - Great job!
9 to 10 points - Excellent job!
Results
YOU PASSED!
You have a sharp memory!
Hope you learned something!
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#1. What is the English translation of “arigatou gozaimasu”?
arigatou gozaimasu means Thank you.
#2. What is the English translation of “sumimasen”?
sumimasen means Excuse me.
#3. What is the Japanese translation of “I’m sorry”?
gomen nasai means I’m sorry/Sorry
#4. What is the Japanese translation of “I don’t understand”?
wakarimasen means I don’t understand
#5. What is the English translation of “konnichiwa”?
konnichiwa means Good Afternoon/Hello
#6. What is the English translation of “douitashimashite”?
douitashimashite means You’re welcome
#7. What is the English translation of “hisashiburi”?
hisashiburi means It’s been a while
#8. What is the English translation of “konbanwa”?
konbanwa means Good Evening
#9. What is the Japanese translation of “Goodbye”?
sayonara means Goodbye
#10. What is the Japanese translation of “Goodnight”?
oyasumi nasai/oyasumi means Goodnight