Daily Japanese Sentences
Explore essential Japanese phrases with audio pronunciation, conversational context, and mastery tracking.
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Launch Quiz with these settings💡 You meet someone in the afternoon and want to greet them.
💡 You arrive at work or school in the morning and greet your colleagues.
💡 You meet a friend or acquaintance in the evening.
💡 You are parting ways with someone and saying farewell.
💡 You say goodbye to a classmate you will see tomorrow.
💡 You are heading to bed and wishing someone good night.
💡 A friend helps you out and you want to thank them casually.
💡 Someone does you a major favor and you want to thank them very politely.
💡 You want to get someone's attention politely or apologize for bumping into them.
💡 You want to apologize directly for a mistake.
💡 You are meeting someone for the very first time.
💡 You want to politely request: "Pleased to meet you". What do you say?
💡 You want to ask: "What is your name?". Which phrase should you use?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "My name is Mike." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 You want to ask: "How are you?". Which phrase should you use?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "Yes, I'm doing well." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "You're welcome." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "No, thank you." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "Do your best." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I understand." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 You want to express: "I don't understand". What is the right sentence?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's okay." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's easy." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's difficult." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 You want to politely request: "Please wait a moment". What do you say?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "One more time, please." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 You want to politely request: "Please speak slowly". What do you say?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "Can you speak English." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I can't speak Japanese." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I can speak a little." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'm studying Japanese." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "The test is tomorrow." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "Class starts at eight." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'll ask the teacher a question." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 You want to politely request: "Please lend me a notebook". What do you say?
💡 You want to express: "I don't understand the question". What is the right sentence?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I read books." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I use a dictionary." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's a lot of fun." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "That's interesting." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "Really." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'm hungry." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'm thirsty." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I drink coffee." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "Coffee, please." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "Milk, please." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 You are at a cafe and want to ask for a glass of water.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "One more beer, please." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I eat bread." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "Butter bread is delicious." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 You want to suggest: "Let's eat at a restaurant". Which Japanese expression fits?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "The menu, please." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "This one, please." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 You want to ask: "What is that?". Which phrase should you use?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "A glass, please." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "A table, please." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "What do you recommend." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "One hamburger, please." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 You are seated and about to begin eating your meal.
💡 You just finished a meal and want to thank the chef or host.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It was very delicious." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 You finished eating at a restaurant and want the bill.
💡 You want to express: "I like ice cream". What is the right sentence?
💡 You want to express: "I like sushi". What is the right sentence?
💡 You want to express: "I don't eat spicy food". What is the right sentence?
💡 You want to express: "I like sweet things". What is the right sentence?
💡 You want to suggest: "Let's eat together". Which Japanese expression fits?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "What time is it." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's ten in the morning now." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's three in the afternoon now." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "What time is the meal." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "Tomorrow will be busy." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "Today is a fun day." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's getting late, isn't it." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's still early." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "When shall we meet." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I wake up early in the morning." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I go to bed early at night." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'm sleepy now." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I look at the calendar." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "Do you have any plans." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 You want to ask: "What is your plan for tomorrow?". Which phrase should you use?
💡 You are lost in the city and need to find the train station.
💡 You want to ask: "Where is the hotel?". Which phrase should you use?
💡 You want to ask: "Where is the bus stop?". Which phrase should you use?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "A taxi, please." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "To the hotel, please." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 You want to ask: "Where is this place?". Which phrase should you use?
💡 You want to politely request: "Please turn right". What do you say?
💡 You want to politely request: "Please turn left". What do you say?
💡 You want to politely request: "Please go straight". What do you say?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's not far." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's close." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'll walk there." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'll go by train." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'll go by bus." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'll go by car." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "One more ticket, please." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "A map, please." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'm lost." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "We'll be there soon." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 You want to suggest: "Let's wait here a bit". Which Japanese expression fits?
💡 You found an interesting item in a store and want to ask its price.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's too expensive." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "Do you have anything cheaper." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "When does the sale start." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "Can I pay by credit card." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'll pay by card." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "A receipt, please." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'm going to the shopping mall." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "May I look at the shirt." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'll take this." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "A bag, please." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "The shop is open now." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "The shop is closed now." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'm happy." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'm sad." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'm worried." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'm tired." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "That's tough, isn't it." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's hot today." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's cold today." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's raining." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's snowing." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "The wind is strong." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "The weather is nice today." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "My stomach hurts." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I've caught a cold." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'm going to see a doctor." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'm going home." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'm at home now." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 You want to politely request: "Please tell me your phone number". What do you say?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'll call you later." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'll send an email." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I use the internet." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "My computer broke." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I watch TV." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'm free right now." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I hope it goes well." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 You meet someone in the afternoon and want to greet them.
💡 You arrive at work or school in the morning and greet your colleagues.
💡 You meet a friend or acquaintance in the evening.
💡 You are parting ways with someone and saying farewell.
💡 You say goodbye to a classmate you will see tomorrow.
💡 You are heading to bed and wishing someone good night.
💡 A friend helps you out and you want to thank them casually.
💡 Someone does you a major favor and you want to thank them very politely.
💡 You want to get someone's attention politely or apologize for bumping into them.
💡 You want to apologize directly for a mistake.
💡 You are meeting someone for the very first time.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "Nice to meet you." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 You want to ask: "What is your name?". Which phrase should you use?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "My name is Yuki." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 You want to ask: "How are you?". Which phrase should you use?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "Yes, I'm doing well." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "You're welcome." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "Excuse me ." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "No, thank you." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "Do your best." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I understand." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 You want to express: "I don't understand". What is the right sentence?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's okay." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's easy." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's difficult." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 You want to politely request: "Please wait a moment". What do you say?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "One more time, please." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 You want to politely request: "Please speak slowly". What do you say?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "Can you speak English." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I can't speak Japanese." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I can speak a little." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'm studying Japanese." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's a lot of fun." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "That's interesting." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "Really." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'm hungry." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'm thirsty." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 You are at a cafe and want to ask for a glass of water.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "Tea, please." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "This one, please." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 You want to ask: "What is that?". Which phrase should you use?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It was very delicious." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 You are seated and about to begin eating your meal.
💡 You just finished a meal and want to thank the chef or host.
💡 You want to express: "I like sushi". What is the right sentence?
💡 You want to express: "I like spicy food". What is the right sentence?
💡 You want to express: "I like sweet things". What is the right sentence?
💡 You want to express: "I don't eat eggs". What is the right sentence?
💡 You want to suggest: "Let's eat together". Which Japanese expression fits?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "What will you have." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "What do you recommend." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 You finished eating at a restaurant and want the bill.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "Have you paid already." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'll pay with cash." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "What time is it." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's ten in the morning now." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's three in the afternoon now." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "Tomorrow will be busy." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "Today is a fun day." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's getting late, isn't it." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's still early." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "When shall we meet." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I wake up early in the morning." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I go to bed early at night." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'm sleepy now." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 You are lost in the city and need to find the train station.
💡 You want to ask: "Where is the library?". Which phrase should you use?
💡 You need to ask where the restroom is located.
💡 You want to ask: "Where is this place?". Which phrase should you use?
💡 You want to politely request: "Please turn right". What do you say?
💡 You want to politely request: "Please turn left". What do you say?
💡 You want to politely request: "Please go straight". What do you say?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's not far." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's close." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'll walk there." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'll go by train." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'll go by bus." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'll go by car." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 You want to suggest: "Let's wait here a bit". Which Japanese expression fits?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "We'll be there soon." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I got tired on the way." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 You found an interesting item in a store and want to ask its price.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's too expensive." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "Do you have anything cheaper." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "May I look at this." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 You want to ask: "How much?". Which phrase should you use?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'll take it." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "May I return this." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "A bag, please." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "The shop is open now." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "The shop is closed now." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'm tired." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'm happy." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'm sad." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'm worried." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's hot today." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's cold today." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's raining." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's snowing." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "The wind is strong." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "The weather is nice today." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "My stomach hurts." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I've caught a cold." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'm going to see a doctor." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 You want to suggest: "Let's take a break". Which Japanese expression fits?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "That's tough, isn't it." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'm going home." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'm at home now." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 You want to politely request: "Please tell me your phone number". What do you say?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'll call you later." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'm free right now." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 You want to suggest: "Let's go together". Which Japanese expression fits?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It was fun." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 You want to suggest: "Let's get together again". Which Japanese expression fits?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I hope it goes well." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 You meet someone in the afternoon and want to greet them.
💡 You arrive at work or school in the morning and greet your colleagues.
💡 You meet a friend or acquaintance in the evening.
💡 You are parting ways with someone and saying farewell.
💡 You say goodbye to a classmate you will see tomorrow.
💡 You are heading to bed and wishing someone good night.
💡 A friend helps you out and you want to thank them casually.
💡 Someone does you a major favor and you want to thank them very politely.
💡 You want to get someone's attention politely or apologize for bumping into them.
💡 You want to apologize directly for a mistake.
💡 You are meeting someone for the very first time.
💡 You want to politely request: "Pleased to meet you". What do you say?
💡 You want to ask: "What is your name?". Which phrase should you use?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "My name is Mike." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 You want to ask: "How are you?". Which phrase should you use?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "Yes, I'm doing well." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "You're welcome." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "Excuse me ." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "No, thank you." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "Do your best." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I understand." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 You want to express: "I don't understand". What is the right sentence?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's okay." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's easy." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's difficult." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 You want to politely request: "Please wait a moment". What do you say?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "One more time, please." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 You want to politely request: "Please speak slowly". What do you say?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "Can you speak English." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I can't speak Japanese." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I can speak a little." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'm studying Japanese." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's a lot of fun." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "That's interesting." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "Really." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I drink coffee." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "Do you always drink coffee." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "Milk, please." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "One coffee, please." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "One beer, please." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 You are at a cafe and want to ask for a glass of water.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "A little more water, please." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 You want to express: "I like ice cream". What is the right sentence?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I eat bread." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "Butter bread is delicious." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 You want to suggest: "Let's eat at a restaurant". Which Japanese expression fits?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "The menu, please." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "This one, please." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 You want to ask: "What is that?". Which phrase should you use?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "A glass, please." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "A table, please." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'm hungry." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'm thirsty." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 You are seated and about to begin eating your meal.
💡 You just finished a meal and want to thank the chef or host.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It was very delicious." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 You want to express: "I like sweet things". What is the right sentence?
💡 You want to express: "I don't eat spicy food". What is the right sentence?
💡 You want to suggest: "Let's eat together". Which Japanese expression fits?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "What time is it." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's ten in the morning now." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's three in the afternoon now." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "Tomorrow will be busy." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "Today is a fun day." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's getting late, isn't it." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's still early." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "When shall we meet." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "Class starts at eight." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "Work starts at nine." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I have no work today." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'm sleepy now." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I wake up early in the morning." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I go to bed early at night." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 You are lost in the city and need to find the train station.
💡 You want to ask: "Where is the hotel?". Which phrase should you use?
💡 You want to ask: "Where is the bus stop?". Which phrase should you use?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "A taxi, please." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "To the hotel, please." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 You want to ask: "Where is this place?". Which phrase should you use?
💡 You want to politely request: "Please turn right". What do you say?
💡 You want to politely request: "Please turn left". What do you say?
💡 You want to politely request: "Please go straight". What do you say?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's not far." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's close." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'll walk there." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'll go by train." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'll go by bus." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'll go by car." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "We'll be there soon." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 You want to suggest: "Let's wait here a bit". Which Japanese expression fits?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "One more ticket, please." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 You found an interesting item in a store and want to ask its price.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's too expensive." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "Do you have anything cheaper." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'll take it." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "May I return this." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "A bag, please." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "When does the sale start." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "Can I pay by credit card." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "Check-out is at ten." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'm happy." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'm sad." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'm worried." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'm tired." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "That's tough, isn't it." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's hot today." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's cold today." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's raining." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's snowing." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "The wind is strong." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "The weather is nice today." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "My stomach hurts." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I've caught a cold." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'm going to see a doctor." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 You want to suggest: "Let's take a break". Which Japanese expression fits?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'm going home." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'm at home now." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 You want to politely request: "Please tell me your phone number". What do you say?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'll call you later." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'll send an email." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I use the internet." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "My computer broke." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I watch TV." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'm free right now." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 You want to suggest: "Let's go together". Which Japanese expression fits?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It was fun." Which phrase would you choose?
💡 You want to suggest: "Let's get together again". Which Japanese expression fits?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I hope it goes well." Which phrase would you choose?