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INTRODUCTION
Eric: Must-Know Japanese Social Media Phrases Season 1. Lesson 16 - Going on a Trip.
Eric: Hi everyone, I'm Eric.
Risa: And I'm Risa.
Eric: In this lesson, you'll learn how to post and leave comments in Japanese about being at the airport, waiting for a flight. 葉月 (Hazuki) waits at the airport for her flight, posts an image of it, and leaves this comment:
Risa: これからタイに行ってきまーす! (Kore kara Tai ni itte kimāsu!)
Eric: Meaning - "Off to Thailand from now! " Listen to a reading of the post and the comments that follow.
DIALOGUE
(clicking sound)
葉月: これからタイに行ってきまーす! (Kore kara Tai ni itte kimāsu!)
(clicking sound)
優子: いいなあ。本場のタイ料理楽しんでね。 (Iinā. Honba no Tai ryōri tanoshinde ne.)
翔: お土産よろしく! (O-miyage yoroshiku!)
愛美: いつまで?私も来週行くよ。 (Itsu made? Watashi mo raishū iku yo.)
結衣: 楽しんでね! (Tanoshinde ne!)
Eric: Listen again with the English translation.
(clicking sound)
葉月: これからタイに行ってきまーす! (Kore kara Tai ni itte kimāsu!)
Eric: "Off to Thailand from now! "
(clicking sound)
優子: いいなあ。本場のタイ料理楽しんでね。 (Iinā. Honba no Tai ryōri tanoshinde ne.)
Eric: "Jealous. Enjoy the authentic Thai food."
翔: お土産よろしく! (O-miyage yoroshiku!)
Eric: "I'm expecting a souvenir!"
愛美: いつまで?私も来週行くよ。 (Itsu made? Watashi mo raishū iku yo.)
Eric: "Until when? I'm going next week."
結衣: 楽しんでね! (Tanoshinde ne!)
Eric: "Have fun!"
POST
Eric: Listen again to 葉月 (Hazuki)'s post.
Risa: これからタイに行ってきまーす! (Kore kara Tai ni itte kimāsu!)
Eric: "Off to Thailand from now! "
Risa: (SLOW) これからタイに行ってきまーす! (Kore kara Tai ni itte kimāsu!) (Regular) これからタイに行ってきまーす! (Kore kara Tai ni itte kimāsu!)
Eric: Let's break this down. First is an expression meaning "from now."
Risa: これから (Kore kara )
Eric: You can add this expression at the beginning of a sentence when you want to say you're about to do something. Listen again- "from now" is...
Risa: (SLOW) これから (Kore kara ) (REGULAR) これから (Kore kara )
Eric: Then comes the phrase - "Off to Thailand!."
Risa: タイに行ってきまーす! (Tai ni itte kimāsu!)
Eric: This is a common expression you can use when you're on the way to somewhere to do something. Japanese people on social media often write this line before they go on a trip. Listen again- "Off to Thailand!" is...
Risa: (SLOW) タイに行ってきまーす! (Tai ni itte kimāsu!) (REGULAR) タイに行ってきまーす! (Tai ni itte kimāsu!)
Eric: All together, "Off to Thailand from now! "
Risa: これからタイに行ってきまーす! (Kore kara Tai ni itte kimāsu!)
COMMENTS
Eric: In response, 葉月 (Hazuki)'s friends leave some comments.
Eric: Her neighbor, 優子 (Yūko), uses an expression meaning - "Jealous. Enjoy the authentic Thai food."
Risa: (SLOW) いいなあ。本場のタイ料理楽しんでね。 (Iinā. Honba no Tai ryōri tanoshinde ne.) (REGULAR) いいなあ。本場のタイ料理楽しんでね。 (Iinā. Honba no Tai ryōri tanoshinde ne.)
[Pause]
Risa: いいなあ。本場のタイ料理楽しんでね。 (Iinā. Honba no Tai ryōri tanoshinde ne.)
Eric: Use this expression to show you are feeling jealous but happy.
Eric: Her college friend, 翔 (Shō), uses an expression meaning - "I'm expecting a souvenir!"
Risa: (SLOW) お土産よろしく! (O-miyage yoroshiku!) (REGULAR) お土産よろしく! (O-miyage yoroshiku!)
[Pause]
Risa: お土産よろしく! (O-miyage yoroshiku!)
Eric: Use this expression to show you are feeling cheeky.
Eric: Her high school friend, 愛美 (Manami), uses an expression meaning - "Until when? I'm going next week."
Risa: (SLOW) いつまで?私も来週行くよ。 (Itsu made? Watashi mo raishū iku yo.) (REGULAR) いつまで?私も来週行くよ。 (Itsu made? Watashi mo raishū iku yo.)
[Pause]
Risa: いつまで?私も来週行くよ。 (Itsu made? Watashi mo raishū iku yo.)
Eric: Use this expression to be inquisitive.
Eric: Her husband's high school friend, 結衣 (Yui), uses an expression meaning - "Have fun!"
Risa: (SLOW) 楽しんでね! (Tanoshinde ne!) (REGULAR) 楽しんでね! (Tanoshinde ne!)
[Pause]
Risa: 楽しんでね! (Tanoshinde ne!)
Eric: Use this expression to show you are feeling supportive.

Outro

Eric: Okay, that's all for this lesson. If a friend posted something about being at the airport, waiting for a flight, which phrase would you use? Leave us a comment letting us know. And we'll see you next time!
Risa: またね。

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