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The Top 10 Ways to Prepare for Travel in Japanese
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Kyūka o toru
休暇をとる
(p)
request vacation time
Pasupōto o kōshin suru.
パスポートを更新する
(p)
renew your passport
Biza o toru.
ビザを取る
(p)
get a visa
Gaidobukku o kau
ガイドブックを買う
(p)
buy a guidebook
Furaito o yoyakusuru
フライトを予約する
(p)
book a flight
Shukuhaku shisetsu
宿泊施設
(n)
book accommodations
Ikutsuka no katsudō o kēkakusuru
いくつかの活動を計画する
(p)
plan some activities
Pakku suru
パックする
(v)
pack
Anata no mokutekichi o erabu
あなたの目的地を選ぶ
(p)
choose your destination
Ryokō no hi no yotē o tateru
旅行の日の予定を立てる
(p)
schedule your travel days
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