Learn Japanese with JapanesePod101.com! A medical emergency can be scary, but what if it happens while you’re in Japan? Will you know how to communicate with health care professionals to ensure that you receive proper care? You might need to say, “My leg hurts,” “I have a fever,” and many other phrases. In order to survive in Japan, you’ve got to know what to say if you wind up in the hospital.

This newbie Japanese lesson is crucial if you plan to visit Japan. Since you can get sick or have a medical emergency any time, you’re sure to appreciate this Japanese lesson’s chart of body parts and example sentences. Not only will you learn valuable information, you’ll rest assured knowing that you’re covered in case of a medical emergency. This is one Japanese lesson you can’t afford to miss!

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Learn Japanese with JapanesePod101.com! When visiting Japan, you might have some difficulty getting around. The sights and sounds of the city may be confusing and not at all what you’re used to. That’s why being able to ask questions like, “Where is the nearest hospital?” and “What is the restaurant’s address?” is indispensible. It’s also really important that you can ask people for their phone numbers in a polite and direct way.

This newbie Japanese lesson is here to help you master the Japanese questions that will get you around the city. Use jūsho (”address”) and denwa bangō (”phone number”) to ask for important information in Japanese. You’ll also discover how to ask for directions to a number of locations, from the hospital to Starbucks Coffee. In addition to plenty of examples and practice sentences, you’ll also find a chart of Japanese words to the places you’ll want to find.

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“Does this bus go to Nagano Station?” Sounds like a pretty common question, huh? You might just need to ask something similar to get around in Japan. Also, you will need to understand how to talk about the existence of animate and inanimate objects. If it sounds tough, you just need to gain some basic skills to understand how to discuss existence in Japanese.

This newbie Japanese lesson is designed to help you further understand how to ask questions about your destination and get where you are going. In addition, you will learn how to talk about arimasu and imasu in Japanese. These two words mean “to exist.” This Japanese lesson will teach you which one is used for animate objects and which one is used to describe inanimate objects. This lesson exists to help you speak Japanese like a pro!

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