10/9/24
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5 Min
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Lingosnap Team
Comfortable Stays
Japan’s hospitality is legendary, and these phrases will make your stay even more comfortable:
予約の名前は〜です (Yoyaku no namae wa ~ desu): The reservation is under ~. Just fill in your name, and you’re good to go.
チェックインをお願いします (Chekku-in o onegai shimasu): I’d like to check-in, please. Simple and direct after a long journey.
チェックアウトをお願いします (Chekku-auto o onegai shimasu): I’d like to check out, please. Time to say goodbye to your cozy room.
タオルをもう一枚ください (Taoru o mou ichimai kudasai): Can I have another towel, please? Because relaxing in a hot bath is even better with a fluffy towel.
Enjoy a cozy and pleasant stay with these helpful phrases – Japanese hospitality is second to none!
For Emergencies
We hope your trip is nothing but amazing, but it’s always good to be prepared. These important phrases will help keep you safe:
助けて (Tasukete): Help! Short and urgent – it gets the message across fast.
病院 (Byouin): Hospital. Hopefully, you won't need it, but it’s good to know.
警察 (Keisatsu): Police – just in case.
火事 (Kaji): Fire. An essential phrase for emergencies.
具合が悪いです (Guai ga warui desu): I feel unwell. Useful if you need assistance while feeling under the weather.
Making New Friends
Meeting new people is one of the best parts of travel! Use these phrases to connect with locals and fellow travellers:
初めまして (Hajimemashite): Nice to meet you. A great way to break the ice.
お名前は何ですか？ (Onamae wa nan desu ka?): What’s your name? Start a conversation and make a new friend.
どこから来ましたか？ (Doko kara kimashita ka?): Where are you from? Sharing stories is half the fun.
写真を撮ってもいいですか？ (Shashin o totte mo ii desu ka?): Can I take a photo? Capture those memorable moments together.
With these phrases, you’re sure to make some wonderful memories – and maybe even some lifelong friends!
Wrapping Up Your Trip
All good things must come to an end, but these sweet phrases will help you say goodbye on a high note:
楽しかったです (Tanoshikatta desu): I had a great time. Let your hosts or new friends know you enjoyed yourself.
さようなら (Sayounara): Goodbye – classic and heartfelt.
また会いましょう (Mata aimashou): Let’s meet again. Because this isn’t really “goodbye” – it’s “see you next time!”
Don't forget to try these phrases out!
Traveling around Japan is a delightful experience, and speaking a bit of the language makes it even better. Whether you're sightseeing, eating, shopping, or making new friends, these phrases will help you blend in and make the most of your trip! Have fun on your trip!